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In this very special episode, the friends come together and agree that it's time to learn to read. Then they all laugh about how ludicrous that dying hobby is. Reading, gross. After that character defining moment, they discuss Public Enemy- The Evil Empire of Everything, See Dad Run and the Mary Tyler Moore Show.

An episode everyone can get behind, in which Jason, Mike and Ryan solve world hunger. If world hunger can be solved by petty arguments where the 'adults' involved flip sides quicker than the Lost Boys in Hook. Oddly enough, no one mentions Hook in this episode. But they do discuss Neil Young and Crazy Horse- Psychedelic Pill, Hunted and Safety Not Guaranteed. Plus, a retrospective on the 2002 Emmys! Oooh fancy.

The friends finally stumble upon topics that make them yell at each other. Not politics or religion, but male strippers and cartoons from the 90's light them up and have them at each other's throats. Shiny Toy Guns- III, Magic Mike and Animaniacs all get their due. If you think the episode is heated, you should hear what got left on the cutting room floor. But you can't, because that's how the cutting room floor works.

It's that time again, the friends gathered together for a Fantasy Draft. This time it was Best Rap Groups. Check it out to see whose group would top the Billboard charts, whose would get the most critical acclaim and who did a pretty good job at not being racist, not even once.

In this very special episode of the PopFilter Podcast, the friends learn about life and each other. It's the Wurst of PopFilter, and everything you thought was left on the cutting room floor is picked up, dusted off and thrown together like a grade school Halloween costume. Alanis Morissette- Havoc and Bright Lights, The Inbetweeners (US), Snow White and the Huntsman and Doug all get their fair chance to shine. By the way, the things the fridns learn about? It's definitely how much they can drink.

This is an amazingly jam packed episode. The friends talk about Green Day-Uno!, Revolution, Damsels in Distress and tackle the world of the Insane Clown Posse. It gets real, stays real for awhile until it gets fake, and then gets real again when they get real excited and talk about pizza and barbecue sauce. There's a lot of pizza chat.

In this week's episode, the friends flirt with disaster and each other. Mostly each other, which is pretty disastrous when you think about the statistics of work place romances and productivity. Through the giggles and fist fights, they talk about Dinosaur Jr's new album- I Bet On Sky, The New Normal and The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel. Check it out! Email us to get your opinion on the show: jasonnoble@yourpopfilter.com, mikegravagno@yourpopfilter.com, ryanhaley@yourpopfilter.com. Or call and leave a voicemail to hear your voice on the show! 1-562 DRDJ POP Review us on iTunes! Follow us on Twitter and Facebook. Want to record your own podcast? Check out Phantom48 for all of your electronic and recording needs!

In the first thrilling installment of the Sexy Mental Problems podcast, your hosts, Keith and Alysa are joined by comedian Robert Tran to discuss heartbreak, racism, Wrestlemania, and Weezer. So much Weezer...

Join the friends as they experience old ass Bob Dylan, some of them for the first time. How does it go? Ryan is very hot on him, Jason is very cold on him, and Mike thinks he tastes like porridge. They also discuss two titans of pop culture: Orson Welles and Honey Boo Boo Child. Review us on iTunes! Follow us on Twitter and Facebook. Want to record your own podcast? Check out Phantom48 for all of your electronic and recording needs!

This week the friends all wear monocles, drink tea and eat crumpets while calmly discussing the new Animal Collective album, Centipede Hz, and the Italian classic, Umberto D. Nothing wacky happens, and there are certainly no drunken shenanigans, not even a little.

On this episode of the PopFilter Podcast, the friends prove that all you need is love...and alcohol. They also discuss such important things as television's Oh Sit! and "The Pirates! Band of Misfits". Enjoy the insanity because you have no other options.

In which the three friends battle the elements (the sun's heat, Jason's icy stares, Mike's rainy farts) to give you the best free podcast free money can buy. This show is free. It's not an excuse for it being bad, so we will think of a new excuse. It will probably involve rainy farts.

This week things get a little weird. No one showered, and there was too few hugs. Mike leaves Ryan and Jason in the dust, taking over the studio as he walks through his favorite show moments, which oddly enough include Justin Beiber, Believe and Casa de mi Padre. You've been warned.

The second annual draft of the PopFilter Podcast is here! The friends go back and forth drafting their perfect high school television show based on the characters everyone knows and loves from TV. Tempers flare and you won't believe how upset three grown men get while talking about fictional high school characters. And yes, at the end they each name their fictional show and give the theme song, which is what you really want to hear.

In this episode the friends get down to the nitty, but leave the gritty in the dust. Joss Stone's Soul Sessions Volume 2, Dallas and Le Havre all get their due diligence, but what takes up the most time and energy is an intelligent and well-thought out conversation about My Little Ponies: Friendship is Magic. Spoiler Alert: The friends learn what really is magic, and the answer is genies.