Drunk & Uncultured Podcast

We're finally covering concept albums as part of Drunk & Uncultured (and not just drinking at a bar and talking to anyone that will listen). This has been a topic we've wanted to cover for quite some time, so listen in to hear our discussion of what a concept album is, often used concepts, our favorite concept albums, and some albums we didn't realize were conceptual.

Happy Pride Month! We're joined by one of our best friends, Trevor, to talk all about Rainbow Capitalism. We're discussing what's happening in 2023 with Pride Month campaigns, how we feel about Rainbow Capitalism, and the inclusion of queer artists in corporate Pride Month campaigns. US Department of Health and Human Services - LGBTQIA+ https://www.hhs.gov/programs/topic-sites/lgbtqi/index.html The Trevor Project https://www.thetrevorproject.org/ Trans Lifeline https://translifeline.org/ 877-565-8860 National Suicide Prevention Hotline Dial 988

It's been a while since we drank for sport on the podcast (iykyk), so join us for a power hour featuring our friends from Modern Dairy. If you enjoy local bands, chaos, and sneak peaks of new songs, then this episode is for you. Check out Modern Dairy on Spotify and join us for an exclusive first listen of their song "Home For Free" off of their upcoming EP at the beginning (preview)and end of the episode (whole song). Don't forget to stream their new single "Ain't That Special". @moderndairy on all socials

We're back for our second episode of our Pixar special to cover the 20th anniversary of Finding Nemo. Finding Nemo holds a special place in our hearts, so please join us for a discussion of how the movie was made, where the idea came from, fun quotes, and cursed internet memes/videos.

We're celebrating the 20th anniversary of Finding Nemo a little early with a whole episode dedicated to Pixar. Listen in to hear the history of Pixar, their top rated movies, our favorite movies, and who the hot fish is (we'll talk about this more in the Part 2 episode - Finding Nemo)

Well we almost lost the podcast, but we looked death in the eyes and came back from hell. In this episode, we're covering the musical highs and lows of Q1 2023, Ticketmaster vs. Robert Smith, absurd ticketing fees, new venues, upcoming shows, and a sneak peak of some upcoming interviews. Tune in if you want an explanation of the title and how the podcast almost ended (temporarily).

It's a special Women's History Month episode, and we're joined by Rachel (@beeradjacent) to talk about what being a woman in beer media is like. Listen in to hear what she's up to while building her new business, how she got into beer, and what being a beer media writer is like. Follow @beeradjacent on all social media. Her website www.beeradjacent.com will be live 3/31, and check out her upcoming strength and stretch class at Go Brewing in Naperville, IL on 3/26!

Three cheers for five years of Drunk & Uncultured! A drunken argument about Radiohead has turned into Lindsey's longest relationship and Stephanie/Lindsey's longest job. We're celebrating our five year anniversary by reflecting on our favorite interviews, vacations, and what we're hoping to do in the next few years of the show.

Well it's 2023, and even though "nobody likes you when you're 23", we have quite a few things to be excited for this year. Join us to hear about the shows, albums, trips, events, and interviews that we're looking forward to this year.

It's 2022 wrap up part two (electric boogaloo?), and as usual we're covering the year in visual media. Join us for a look back on the television shows, movies, and memes that made this year memorable.

It's finally time for the year end wrap up! As usual, the first episode of this series is music related. We're discussing our Spotify Wrapped, top 10 albums of the year, favorite shows and festivals, and general music news for 2022. P.S. Listen in for a special annoucement

The Rough Trade Top 100 list came out and we have our first look at what albums are making the top albums of 2022. We're covering Rough Trade's top 20 albums from the US and UK lists, discuss what albums we think should have made the list or been listed higher, the recent grammy nominations, and Stephanie's Turnstile theories.

It seems like High Fantasy television adaptations is having a moment in pop culture, and we're here to dissect it. Stephanie and Lindsey are talking about all of the various High Fantasy television adaptations currently out or coming up. We're talking Rings of Power, House of the Dragon, The Witcher, Wheel of Time, ACOTAR, etc. We're discussing why there seems to be so many adaptations as of late, what we think the future of some of these shows will be, and how Ben Barnes is really hot (and in a lot of these shows). If you wanna play a fun drinking game while listening, take a drink every time we talk about Ben Barnes, smut, or fanfiction (It's more often than even we expected).

Who could we possibly be talking about with this title? Teenagers, of course. If you're a horror movie lover, then you've seen your share of teen horrors (think Scream, Halloween, Carrie, Jennifer's Body etc.). If any of these movies ring a bell, then you know what it's like to yell at a screen because one (or two) of the dumb teenagers went off on their own. In this episode, we break down what defines a teen horror movie, why it's such a popular horror genre, and evaluate the best teen horror movies.

It's October, and you know what that means! It's time for our spooky themed episodes. This week, Stephanie and Lindsey are talking about horror movies that had viral marketing campaigns. We're talking about how the internet changed viral marketing for horror movies, what movies had the most successful campaigns, what movies failed, and how some movies caused some controversy because they seemed so real.

What does a ferris wheel, jokes about portapotties, and a butter sculpture of John Stamos have in common? Riot Fest of course! In honor of Riot Fest 2022 being days away, Lindsey and Stephanie are covering things like: the history of the festival, what makes Riot Fest so special, their favorite sets over the years, the future of the fest in Douglas Park, and their favorite moments over the years. Spoiler - We don't answer the question in the episode title.

We're celebrating the brenaissance in this Brendan Fraser themed episode. Listen in to hear about his early life, his recent comeback, and our top 5 projects he's been a part of.

Would you like us to assign someone to worry your mother? We're back this week with a "shooting the shit" style episode because we were extremely unprepared to record. We're talking about music festivals and shows we've recently gone to, the news about recently music festivals being canceled, and fun movies coming up.

Join us for a special interbrew episode recorded when Stephanie was on vacation visiting Lindsey in San Francisco. We sit down with Mark DeVito from Standard Deviant to discuss things like how the idea Standard Deviant came about, why they decided to do more traditional styles of beer, what a slice of beer is (and where it came from), and many other topics.

So the title may be deceptive, but rest assured that we would never do a Morbius episode. It was just a great meme for the year. In this episode, Lindsey and Stephanie are talking through media highlights of 2022 (so far), covering their favorite Movies, TV shows, and Music (in that order)