September 2026 Pop Culture Roundup

Books

  • I Me Mine by George Harrison – A decent introduction to Harrison’s life and career. I would have liked a little more of his voice and less of the biographer’s.
  • The Big Sea by Langston Hughes – Hughes’ first memoir reminded me of Kerouac’s On the Road, in a good way.
  • The Once and Future Witch Hunt by Alice Markham-Cantor – The author searches for information on an ancestor who was killed in the Salem Witch Trials, and provides a history of those events. Very interesting read.
  • Anaphora by Scott Cairns – Deep reflective poems about love, life, and faith.

Movies

  • Backrooms – People stumble onto a warped version of reality. Enjoyably creepy and surreal.
  • The Mandalorian and Grogu – A fun action-packed adventure.
  • Is God Is – A gripping story of family and revenge.

TV Shows

  • The Walking Dead: Dead City – Season 3 continued to see Negan and Maggie’s relationship take unforeseen turns toward friendship/partnership. I’ve enjoyed the portrayal of NYC during this series.

Albums (favorites in bold)

  • In This Moment, Witch
  • Kami Kehoe, LOVE IS A WEAPON
  • Catch Your Breath, Not Broken Enough
  • Faouzia, FILM NOIR (fin)
  • PRESIDENT, Blood of Your Empire
  • Showing Teeth, A Fate Worse Than Loneliness
  • Cenobia, Lethal Devotion

My 2026 playlist so far (new songs added regularly)

Published by Jeff Nelson

Rev. Jeff Nelson serves as Minister for Ministerial Calls and Transitions as part of the MESA Team at the UCC national setting. He also serves as pastor of a small church in northeast Ohio. He is also a certified spiritual director in the tradition of Ignatius of Loyola. He is the author of 7 books on spirituality, ministry, and pop culture, as well as 2 novels.

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