Vultures Like Me Podcast

In the final episode of season two of the Vultures Like Me Podcast, C.J. and James talk about indie rock superstar Bon Iver. C.J. and James talk about Bon Iver’s new album as well as how Bon Iver has changed their lives like how James listened to Bon Iver when his daughter was born or how C.J. listened to Bon Iver after a major breakup.  The VLM Podcast is taking some time off, but don’t worry. Season Three is just around the corner, and stay up to date by liking the Vultures Like Me Podcast Facebook page, which is right: here

The Vultures Like Me Podcast is pop culture podcast. Well, something strange seeped into pop culture in the past few months, adn since we’re a pop culture show, we have to talk about it. Yep, we have to talk about Trump.  No matter how you feel about Trump, you can’t get away from him in media, all media. He is pop culture right now.  So this week, hear C.J. and James talk through their reactions to Trump’s election. Sit back. Strap in. This is going to be an emotional ride.  Follow C.J. at instagram.com/cjlwnbd Follow James at: instagram.com/bjamesrawson  

Welcome back to our brand new series here at the Vultures Like Me Podcast. Welcome to Netflix Field Notes, a review series of Netflix Original TV shows. This week, writer, C.J. Campbell, and musician, James Rawson, talk about Hemlock Grove, a Netflix original you probably forgot about.    If you enjoy the Vultures Like Me Podcast, then please subscribe so you never miss an episode (and leave us a review because you’re that nice of a person).   Subscribe on Itunes (and leave a review): Here Subscribe on Sticher (and leave a review): Here Subscribe on Podbean (and leave a review): Here Subscribe through our Email list (and tell us a fun story about yourself) : Here

Welcome to a brand new series here at the Vultures Like Me Podcast. Welcome to Netflix Field Notes, a review series of Netflix Original TV shows. To kick off this new series, writer, C.J. Campbell, and musician, James Rawson, talk about House of Cards, the original of Netflix Original shows.   If you enjoy the Vultures Like Me Podcast, then please subscribe so you never miss an episode (and leave us a review because you’re that nice of a person).   Subscribe on Itunes (and leave a review): Here Subscribe on Sticher (and leave a review): Here Subscribe on Podbean (and leave a review): Here Subscribe through our Email list (and tell us a fun story about yourself) : Here

Today’s Thursday, and today’s a Fresh Meat week here at the Vultures Like Me Podcast. Fresh Meat are special mini episodes where Vultures Like Me hosts C.J. and James talk about their pop culture discoveries from the past week. Today’s Fresh Meat is a special music episode. James talks about his love for Beirut’s latest album. And C.J. talks Bon Iver’s latest single.  as always,  follow C.J. here and James here

Hi, welcome to “I think you should like…,” the newest series from the Vultures Like Me Podcast. Spotify and streaming have undeniable changed how most of us listen to and find out about new music. With streaming, the listener’s struggle isn’t access. It is curation. We’ve all done it. We’ve got stuck in the same Spotify suggested listen loop. We listen to the same genres over and over again. The paradox of streaming is that with unlimited access to music we become more limited in our musical tastes. But, the VLM Podcast wants to help you break the Spotify suggested listening feedback loop. Thus, “I think you should like…” In this series, writer, C.J. Campbell, and musician, James Rawson, swap their favorite niche genres with each other. Instead of turning to an algorithm to find new music, C.J. and James just turn to each other. In each episode, C.J. and James show each other two genres that the other person hasn’t heard before but that they think the other person would like. In this first installment, C.J. shows James Ska and Sludge Metal. And James shows C.J. Future House and Chillwave. Plus, please send us what genres YOU think WE should like. Just email us your favorite niche genre(s) at: vultureslikemepodcast@gmail.com You can follow C.J. at: instagram.com/cjlwnbd And you can follow James at: instagram.com/bjamesrawson

Welcome back to the Vultures Like Me Podcast’s special mini episode series, Fresh Meat. This week musician, James Rawson, talks about one of his favorite Netflix’s show (the “in spirit” sequel to 30 Rock): The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt. While writer, C.J. Campbell, talks about his pop culture discovery and his not-so-hidden-nerdiness: Columbus, Ohio’s tabletop game gallery: Kingmaker’s. You can follow C.J. at: instagram.com/cjlwnbd And you can follow James at:instagram.com/bjamesrawson

Now, without the 90’s nostalgia, here’s another installment of the VLM Podcast’s series “Really, They Rebooted That.” This week, writer, C.J. Campbell, and musician, James Rawson, talk about Arrested Development. C.J. and James talk about how they first heard about the show, how they felt about the end of season 3, and of course, how they think season four carried the baton of this groundbreaking TV show. Plus, this week, take the Vultures Like Me Podcast Listener Survey! The VLM Podcast wants to get to know you better to make sure we bring you the very best and your favorite pop culture happenings. Just follow the link below, answer a few questions about your favorite pop culture stuff, and then get a cool prize just for filling out the survey. Thanks! Take the VLM Podcast Survey here! And as always, Follow C.J. at: twitter.com/cjlwnbd Follow James at: bjamesrawson.co

It’s Thursday. So here’s another episode of Fresh Meat, the special segment of the Vultures Like Me Podcast that talks about our favorite things in pop culture from the past week. Today, find out how Pokemon: Go has changed C.J. Campbell’s life. Plus, hear how musician, James Rawson, is getting into drug culture…sorta. Hear him talk about his current read, “Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.” You can follow C.J. at: instagram.com/cjlwnbd And you can follow James at: instagram.com/bjamesrawson

This week, the Vultures Like Me Podcast continues the “Really, They Rebooted That” series, which talks about the current trend of not just reboots but specifically TV reboots. For this instalment, VLM reviews “Girl Meets World,” the reboot of the 90’s sitcom “Boy Meets World.” Writer, C.J. Campbell, and musician, James Rawson, talk about the feminist and non-feminist elements of this reboot, about the transition from the original to this new series, and about “Farkle” (yep, “Farkle”). You know want more, so subsribe to the Vultures Like Me Podcast Youtube channel. You can watch special playlist on “Girl Meets World,” “Fuller House,” and C.J.’s favorite dog videos. Check them out right here: Vultures Like Me Podcast Youtube And as always,  Follow C.J. at: twitter.com/cjlwnbd Follow James at: bjamesrawson.co

In this week’s Fresh Meat, musician, James Rawson, talks about two of his most favorite things: comic books and sex. Hear him explain the indie comic book, Sex Criminals. And then hear writer, C.J. Campbell, talk about Ohio’s craft beer.  Follow C.J. at: https://twitter.com/cjlwnbd Follow James at: http://www.bjamesrawson.co/

Welcome back! And we’re pleased to introduce you to season two of the Vultures Like Me Podcast! We’re picking up right where we left off: TV Reboots. At the end of season one, we talked about why TV reboots have become the next big thing. Now, we dive deep into the reboot pool and harpoon the big one - Fuller House.  With this very first episode of season two, learn how musician, James Rawson, was so sheltered he never watched Full House and how writer, C.J. Campbell, still has crush on…Kimmy.  Follow C.J. at: twitter.com/cjlwnbd Follow James at: bjamesrawson.co

Just like Superman movies, The Vultures Like Me Podcast goes away for awhile and then comes back with even more muscle. Welcome to Season Two of the Vultures Like Me Podcast, the podcast that is scavenging through pop culture and tearing apart today’s trends. And welcome to the VLM Podcast’s very special mini episode series: Fresh Meat, a weekly roundup of pop culture discoveries.  This week musician, James Rawson, talks about how he now, finally after years and years, knows what people are talking about when they say over and over again, “Hodor.”  Plus, writer, C.J. Campbell, talks about how he’s really into female prison shows, well really just one - Orange is the New Black.  You can follow C.J. at: instagram.com/cjlwnbd And you can follow James at: instagram.com/bjamesrawson

Hear why James is so “into” Wonder Women and how C.J. has no emotions in this week’s Fresh Meat segment, where writer, C.J. Campbell, and musician, James Rawson, talk about their favorite stuff in pop culture that week. 

With the seemingly non stop wave of 90’s nostalgia, this episode premieres the VLM’s new  series: Really, They Rebooted That? This series looks at the current trend of TV show reboots such as Girl Meets World and Fuller House. In this first instalment, learn what shows James and C.J. wish would be rebooted and discover C.J.’s secret Full House crush. Follow C.J. at: twitter.com/cjlwnbd Follow James at: bjamesrawson.co

In this week’s Fresh Meat, learn that musician, James Rawson, is seriously just now watching Harry Potter; and that writer, C.J. Campbell, plays UFC 2 as an alter ego. Follow C.J. at: twitter.com/cjlwnbd Follow James at: bjamesrawson.co

One of the biggest trends in today’s pop culture is porn, and the Vultures Like Me Podcast tears apart today’s trends. So, to discuss porn’s impact on our pop world, this episode continues the VLM’s new series: Talking About Talking About Porn.  This series works to unpack the conversation that current movies are having about pornography.This episode reviews the documentary, Hot Girls Wanted. The film looks at the massive amateur porn trend and follows a group of amateur porn stars. C.J. and James unpack the social commentary and conversation about porn that this movie puts forth to us, the audience, to us: pop culture.  Follow C.J. at: twitter.com/cjlwnbd Follow James at: bjamesrawson.co

The Cruelest Month Tour is still on the road. C.J. and James are going through Rockford, Chicago, Madison, and Minneapolis, and C.J. and James are sharing their road stories. This journal entry is all about the second show of the tour: Chicago, Illinois. Learn more about The Cruelest Month Tour at: cruelestmonthtour.tumblr.com. This tour is 100% DIY, and even if you can’t make one of the shows, you can still help out James and C.J.. Just donate right on the tour webesite: cruelestmonthtour.tumblr.com 

Right now C.J. and James are out on tour. The Cruelest Month Tour is going through Rockford, Chicago, Madison, and Minneapolis, and C.J. and James are sharing their road stories. This first tour journal entry is all about the very first show of the tour: Rockford, Illinois. Learn more about The Cruelest Month Tour at: cruelestmonthtour.tumblr.com. This tour is 100% DIY, and even if you can’t make one of the shows, you can still help out James and C.J.. Just donate right on the tour webesite: cruelestmonthtour.tumblr.com 

The Vultures Like Me Podcast works to tear apart today’s trends, and one of the biggest trends sweeping through today’s pop culture is porn. So, to discuss this massive trend, this episode begins the VLM’s new series: Talking About Talking About Porn. This series works to unpack the conversation that current movies are having about pornography.  This first instalment of the series is a review of Joseph Gordan-Levitt’s movie, Don Jon. This movie is a retelling of the classical story Don Jaun, the story of womanizer who keeps a log book of the hundreds and hundreds of women who he has had sex with, but Levitt’s verison of Don Jaun is a Jersey Shore player who watches hours and hours of porn and dates Scarlett Johansson.