SpitTake Podcast

Pop Culture | Adam, Stef, and Alex

Welcome to the SpitTake Podcast, your backstage pass to the world of film and television. We go beyond the screen with exclusive interviews, untold stories from actors and filmmakers, and deep dives into the movies and shows everyone’s talking about. Whether it’s breaking down iconic scenes, exploring hidden details, or hearing firsthand experiences from the people who lived it—this is where pop culture meets real insight

  1. May 28

    Best Movie Soundtracks Ever? Needle Drops, Nostalgia & Chaos | SpitTake Podcast

    In this episode of SpitTake Podcast, Adam, Alex, and Stef dive into a chaotic, hilarious, and surprisingly deep conversation about movie soundtracks, iconic needle drops, and the power of music in film and TV. The trio kicks things off by roasting Riverside’s new layout—“Riverside, if you're listening, we don't like it. Fix it.” —before spiraling into everything from Spotify’s disco‑ball icon to Deadpool & Wolverine cameos. The main theme centers on legendary soundtracks: Varsity Blues, Can’t Hardly Wait, Baby Driver, Dazed and Confused, Forrest Gump, Supernatural, Now and Then, Josie & the Pussycats, and more. They break down why certain songs hit harder on screen, with Alex explaining needle drops—“a pop culture song dropped in… Guardians of the Galaxy… that’s a needle drop.” The crew debates the best musical moments in film history, from Reservoir Dogs’ “Stuck in the Middle With You” to Love Actually’s “Jump (For My Love)”, and even the Watchmen opening set to Bob Dylan. They also wander into fashion cycles, 90s nostalgia, and why Gen Z suddenly loves pop‑punk again. In What You Watchin’, they unpack Saltburn in detail—yes, including that bathwater scene—“Why did he drink his dirty bath water…?” —plus new documentaries, Shoresy, American Dad, and Jake Johnson’s Self Reliance. This episode blends music nerdery, movie talk, dark humor, and unhinged tangents—classic SpitTake energy.

    1h 11m
  2. May 7

    AI Movies, Haunted Dreams & the Sequels We Deserved | Spit Take Podcast

    This week on the Spit Take Podcast, Adam, Alex, and Stef dive headfirst into the weirdest corners of pop culture, movies, nostalgia, horror, and AI. The episode kicks off with a heated debate about artificial intelligence in Hollywood after the Oscars announced restrictions on AI-generated films and scripts. Can AI actually make movies better, or is it just recycling the same stories over and over again? From there, the conversation spirals into conspiracy theories, vivid dreams caused by true crime documentaries, haunted childhood homes, and the comfort of nostalgic memories. The crew shares personal stories about growing up, recurring dreams, and why certain houses from childhood still live rent-free in our minds decades later. Horror fans will love the discussion surrounding the new Evil Dead Burn trailer, torture horror movies, Cabin in the Woods, and the difference between smart horror and pure gore. The gang also breaks down why shows like The Office still work today, cringe comedy, Scott’s Tots, and the emotional genius behind Michael Scott. For Mother’s Day, the hosts build their own “Mount Rushmore” of movie moms and mother-themed films, including Stepmom, Aliens, Steel Magnolias, Freaky Friday, and more emotional favorites that still hit hard years later. Then things get really fun as Adam, Alex, and Stef pitch sequels, prequels, and spin-offs that Hollywood never gave us — including ideas for Lizzie McGuire, Cabin in the Woods, LA Confidential, Reservoir Dogs, Mean Girls, Easy A, Evolution, and more cult classics that deserved another chapter. If you love movie discussions, horror movies, nostalgic TV shows, comedy podcasts, pop culture debates, Quentin Tarantino theories, Harry Potter conversations, and chaotic late-night podcast energy, this episode is for you. Topics include: AI in movies and HollywoodEvil Dead Burn trailer reactionHorror movies and gore debatesHaunted houses and recurring dreamsThe Office and cringe comedyBest movie moms of all timeSequels that should have happenedQuentin Tarantino movie theoriesHarry Potter nostalgiaCabin in the Woods theoriesPop culture and comedy discussionsNew episodes of the Spit Take Podcast drop weekly.

    58 min
  3. Apr 23

    Storms, Comfort Movies & Reality TV Chaos | Tornado Stories, Twister, Vanderpump Drama

    Tornado warnings, comfort movies, and reality TV drama—this episode has it all. This week on the Spittake Podcast, Adam, Steph, and Alex kick things off by sharing real-life storm experiences, including Midwest tornado scares and what it’s like riding out severe weather with your family. From there, the conversation turns to the best “storm comfort” movies and shows—think Twister, The Day After Tomorrow, Harry Potter, and spooky favorites like American Horror Story. Why are we so fascinated by disasters? The crew dives into the psychology behind our obsession with storms, destruction, and survival—and how these moments often bring out the best in people. Then, in true Spittake fashion, things take a turn. The episode shifts into pop culture and TV talk, including iconic performances, underrated shows, and a hilarious breakdown of storytelling tropes in disaster films. Finally, Steph leads a deep dive into reality TV chaos with Vanderpump Villa—covering scandals, hookups, emotional affairs, and why everyone is obsessed with the Vanderpump universe right now. If you love podcasts about movies, TV, pop culture, and unfiltered conversations with a comedic edge, this episode is for you. Follow the show, leave a rating, and share with a friend who loves storm season or reality TV drama.tornado podcast, storm stories, disaster movies, Twister movie, Day After Tomorrow, Harry Potter movies, reality TV podcast, Vanderpump Villa, pop culture podcast, comedy podcast, American Horror Story

    1h 16m

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Welcome to the SpitTake Podcast, your backstage pass to the world of film and television. We go beyond the screen with exclusive interviews, untold stories from actors and filmmakers, and deep dives into the movies and shows everyone’s talking about. Whether it’s breaking down iconic scenes, exploring hidden details, or hearing firsthand experiences from the people who lived it—this is where pop culture meets real insight