Cubbie Chats Podcast

Cubbie Chats is your backstage pass to the world of pop culture and collectibles! Hosted by Cubbie from Cubbie Collects, an avid collector and true enthusiast, this podcast brings you closer to your favorite celebs and content creators. Join Cubbie as he dives into fascinating conversations about all things entertainment, fandoms, and the art of collecting. Whether you’re into movies, comics, video games, or just the culture that makes the world of fandom so special, Cubbie and his guests are here to share stories, insights, and the passion that fuels it all. Tune in for laughs, inspiration, and a whole lot of nerdy goodness! Talk Nerdy to Me!

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  Cubbie Reads: AI Books at Barnes & Noble?!, Angry About TX Book Bans & The Palm House Review

  Aug 28, 202632 min

  Cubbie is pissed this week. First up: AI-generated books at Barnes & Noble?! Cubbie breaks down Barnes & Noble CEO James Daunt’s comments about potentially selling AI-generated books and why the idea of AI replacing human creativity has him seriously concerned. Then we’re heading to Texas, where Cubbie goes OFF about the latest push to remove books from school libraries. From The Perks of Being a Wallflower and The Hate U Give to Maya Angelou and Slaughterhouse-Five , Cubbie questions who gets to decide what young people can read—and argues that parents should be having conversations with their kids rather than simply banning books. And finally, Cubbie Reads The Palm House by Gwendoline Riley. Was it worthy of the Booker Prize longlist? Cubbie has some thoughts—and let's just say this one did not leave a lasting impression. Plus, a quick check-in on The Haunting of Hill House , the next books on Cubbie’s TBR, and the beginning of a new mission to read more banned books. Read more reviews at cubbiechats.com ✍️ Follow Cubbie on Substack for book and film reviews, original writing, podcast clips, and random thoughts. And if you're enjoying Cubbie Reads , follow the show, share it with a fellow bibliophile, and leave a 5-star rating on Spotify and Apple Podcasts !

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  Cubbie Chats Why We Need to Condemn Insidious to Hell & This Netflix Movie Will Make You Cry

  Aug 25, 202622 min

  Cubbie is on a losing streak. Insidious: Out of the Further has officially tested his patience, and he’s ready to condemn the franchise to hell. From predictable scares and recycled horror tropes to the desperate need for Patrick Wilson to come back, Cubbie breaks down why this latest installment just isn’t scary. Then, complete tonal whiplash: Netflix’s Don't Say Good Luck delivers the emotional gut punch Cubbie wasn’t expecting. The performances hit, the story gets surprisingly heavy, and yes… this movie will make you cry. Plus, Cubbie talks the state of modern horror, whether Netflix is losing its touch, the movies coming to theaters this week, and the one question every cinephile needs to answer: What movie has reminded you why you love movies? Follow, subscribe, and leave a five-star rating wherever you listen!

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  Cubbie Reads: Booker Prizes Buzz, Summerween Reads & The NYT’s Most Controversial Thriller List

  Aug 13, 202623 min

  It’s time for another Cubbie Reads! This week, we’re talking about what’s happening in the literary world—from the newly announced Booker Prize longlist to the New York Times’ 50 Best Thrillers of the 21st Century (and yes… I have some thoughts about Gone Girl taking the #1 spot ). Plus, I’m reviewing The Saturday Night Ghost Club , sharing my Summerween TBR , including The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches and The Haunting of Hill House , and diving into two Booker Prize longlisted books I’ve already read: The Things We Never Say and Djamel White’s All Them Dogs . And, of course, I want to hear from YOU: Did the New York Times get its thriller list right? What books are you reading right now? Who do you think deserves to make the Booker Prize shortlist? If you’re enjoying Cubbie Reads , please drop a 5-star rating on Spotify or Apple Podcasts—it genuinely helps the show grow. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ And if you're watching on YouTube, like, comment, subscribe, and share this episode with your fellow bibliophiles! Then drop a comment and tell me: WHAT ARE YOU READING RIGHT NOW? #CubbieReads #BookTok #BookPodcast #BookRecommendations #BookerPrize #Summerween #ThrillerBooks #Bookish #ReadersOfTikTok

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  Cubbie Chats the Worst Film of the Year + Billion Dollar Films

  Aug 11, 202622 min

  Cubbie is back, and he has QUESTIONS. What actually makes a movie terrible? For Cubbie, The Last House on Netflix checks basically every box — bad acting, plot holes, zero suspense, questionable character decisions, and a story that left him wanting his time back. But after that very necessary rant, we shift gears and talk about the surprising return of the theatrical experience. Five major movies have crossed the $1 billion mark this year, including Spider-Man: Brand New Day , The Odyssey , Toy Story 5 , Super Mario Galaxy , and Michael . So what does that say about the future of movie theaters? Are audiences proving that they'll still show up when the story is worth seeing on the big screen? And could we actually see a $2 billion movie this year? And PLEASE — if you're enjoying Cubbie Chats , leave a 5-star rating on Apple Podcasts! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Ratings are one of the ways podcasts can demonstrate audience engagement, and every single rating helps Cubbie continue growing the show and reaching more listeners. Listen. Rate. Review. Share. Become a Cubscriber.

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  Cubbie Reads The Bluest Eye: It Broke My Heart & Changed My Perspective

  Aug 7, 202634 min

  Welcome to the very first episode of Cubbie Reads , a new literary series from Cubbie Chats ! This week, I'm diving into Toni Morrison's The Bluest Eye , a novel that completely challenged me as a reader. We unpack Pecola Breedlove's heartbreaking journey, explore the novel's themes of identity, beauty standards, trauma, and generational cycles, and discuss why this story has remained one of the most important works in modern literature. I also share what I'm currently reading, including All Them Dogs by Djamel White, recommend several incredible queer reads, and talk about the new releases I'm most excited to pick up next. If you love thoughtful book discussions, literary analysis, and discovering your next favorite read, Cubbie Reads is for you. Follow the podcast, leave a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ review, and join the conversation by following @CubbieChats - Instagram @CubbieReads - Tiktok

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