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That's Not Canon Productions
Pop DNA
POP DNA TRACES THE LITERARY AND HISTORICAL INFLUENCES OF YOUR FAVORITE WORKS OF POP CULTURE. Your hosts, Erin and Rhonda, use their pathetically detailed and trivial knowledge of movies and television, as well as their otherwise useless degrees in liberal arts and literature, to bring you monthly discussions of selected pop culture works, geek outs over long-dead authors and historical figures, jokes no one else will think are funny, and literary allusions no one asked for. Listen, or don't, we don't care, it's your life.
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Ratings & Reviews
5.0 stars from 9 ratings
I am obsessed!
Pop DNA is such a treat! I look forward to their episodes. Erin and Rhonda are such gems! They are hilarious, intelligent, and whimsical. I laugh and I actually learn something. Shakespeare is better than Disney for sure! I wish they had a live show in California!
Lovely_Nikki via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 02/07/20
Yes please!
A great mix of humor, pop-culture knowledge and banter. A+ and look forward to more eps!
Lizziebelle21 via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 09/21/19
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Published 04/10/24
Published 04/10/24
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