No APOLLOgies: Recent Episodes
The Tropolitan
No APOLLOgies is a podcast produced by the Tropolitan newspaper - the student newspaper of Troy University. No APOLLOgies is written by students with students as hosts, discussing culture, art, music, movies, theater and more.
The No APOLLOgies crew discusses about the album "Ordinary Corrupt Human Love" by Deafheaven and the movie "Black Bear" in this edition of the podcast.
In this week's episode of No APOLLOgies, the guys and Andrea chat about their new hairstyles and school break before getting into Ice Nine Kills - "Welcome to Horrorwood: The Silver Scream 2" and the movie "The Lighthouse."
This week, the No APOLLOgies team expresses their creative side as they paint while discussing the animated "Over the Garden Wall" on Hulu from the Cartoon Network.
This week Andrea, Rory and Garrett discuss the movie "Our Friend" and Lana Del Rey's new album "Blue Banisters."
In this episode, we opened a box of random records Andrea ordered from Fine Southern Gentlemen, a print and record shop. We also reviewed the movie "Shutter Island" and Nut*meg Sez "Bozo the Town" by Weapon of Choice.
This week Rory, Andrea and Garrett take a break from movie and music reviews to try out some fun quizzes.
The No APOLLOgies crew gets a little spooky with these listener tales of the supernatural.
Andrea, Rory and Garrett delve into the movie "The Neon Demon" and Bob Dylan's 1965 "Highway 61 Revisited" album.
This week, the No APOLLOgies crew discusses the movie "The man who killed Hitler and then The Bigfoot" and the album "The Silver Scream" by ICE NINE KILLS.
In this episode, Rory, Andrea and Garrett discuss Halsey's album "If I Can't Have Love, I Want Power" and the accompanying movie.
Rory, Andrea and Garrett discuss the Daniel Johnston album "1990" and the 2016 science fiction film "Arrival."
In this episode, Andrea, Rory and Garrett discuss Sunset Boulevard and Mr. Bungle's album, "California."
In this introductory chat, hosts Andrea Hammack, Rory Johnson and Garrett Jackson chat about Billie Elishi's new album and artwork, along with their thoughts on Apple vs. Spotify.