Oh, hey there I'm Guy Branham and welcome to Pop Rocket. A weekly show picking over the pop culture we all love to love.

I'm here in the Los Angeles studio.

Still, yes, two weeks in a row.

I feel like it's the sign of the apocalypse.

It's very exciting.

Soon our long national nightmare will be over. And with me to talk TV, film, music and anything else entertaining are DJ and Professor Oliver Wang.

Ooh, I could go first.

Hi guy. You talked and so I thought Oliver never gets to a first.

All right. Digital strategist Winter Mitchell.

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And journalist Margaret Wobbler.

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Hello Margaret. How's it going? All right, how are you? I'm... this a question from a listener about our own pop culture tastes.

This week I want you guys to tell me, is there an artist, musician, director, or writer you

didn't care for, or hated in your developing years, but learn to love or at least respect

enough to admit you were wrong when you got older.

If so, what was the turning point when you changed your mind?

Winner.

Um, animated movies.

I just, I like cartoons, but cartoons always felt, at least when I was growing up they were almost they were almost for adults

So I always felt like I was an adult

But animated movies just seemed like a drag.

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