In this episode, Knox and Jamie touch on the feminist icon that is Beyonce as well as Sofia Vergara as a social lightning rod. Also, they talk hype vs. talent and which stars fall into either category.  Finally, they wrap up with their lights and opinion

In this episode, Knox and Jamie touch on the stuff happening in Ferguson as well as talk about Actor / Musician relationships on the heels of the Jennifer Lawrence / Chris Martin news...

In this episode, Jamie and Knox celebrate one year of Popcasting. To celebrate, they give away stuff, recap the year of the Popcast and give out superlatives in the time since they've been popcasting.

In this episode, Knox and Jamie talk all about the power of names. They guess which names are fake, which ones are real and talk about how your name can influence your life or the story you exist within.

In this episode, Knox and Jamie talk Celebrity couples. In it, they talk about their favorites, their least favorites and the ones they feel embody everything there is to embody about celebrity-ness.

In this episode, Knox and Jamie talk movie soundtracks. The best, the worst and all the ones in between.

In this episode, Jamie and Knox talk about all things bromance. What does it mean? Can women be involved? What are the iconic ones? What are the favorites? What are the least favorites. You've got bromance questions, we've got answers.

In this episode, Knox and Jamie discuss supporting characters who deserve their own thing and the idea of spinoffs. They also delve into introverted behavior and they totally recorded it this week and not last week because Knox was going to be out of town

In this episode, Knox and Jamie discuss their favorite Urban Dictionary entries, technology they just can't get into and the blurry line between meeting someone online and translating that to real life. Also, Knox and Jamie realize they are both uniquely

In this episode, Jamie and Knox do a companion podcast with the help of blogger, Rachel Callahan (graspingforobjectivity.com) that covers the idea of the role technology has played in the demise of romantic comedies. They cover that topic as well as Ryan