Introducing! Kaleb Unger (Quad Culture Staff)

Hello my name is Kaleb Unger I am currently a communications major at a small liberal arts university in the Northwest. I have always wanted to start my own blog and allow people to share their writing on some of my favorite topics like sports, movies, tv shows, and music. That is why I created Quad Culture the site you are in as you read. For Quad Culture I am the head of content, editor and chief, as well as an occasional writer. I hope you all enjoy this website as much as I do working for it. Now let’s get into my favorites.

Movies- Point Break/La La Land
Sports Teams- Patriots and other than that all Washington D.C. based teams
Tv Show- How I Met Your Mother/Avatar/Severance
Music- Oasis/Lizzy McAlpine

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Ranking the Roy Kids by Who Should Have Been the Succesor (Tv)

Succession is one of the most nuanced and quite frankly fun shows to come out in the last 20 years. Now that it has been in the rearview mirror for over a year let’s rank the 4 Roy kids based on which should have been the successor by series end. Yes, Connor gets to be on this list too. So let’s rank the back stabbing, wisecracking, power hungry kids we have all grown to hate to love over the years. Without further ado the Quad Culture Succession hierarchy we hope Logan Roy would have loved but probably wouldn’t have. 4: Connor Roy Despite his potential 1% had he stayed in the presidential race Connor is the least cut throat and has the least knowledge of the business. In a lot of the ways he is the least like his father or pop as he calls him and while in most cases this is a good thing in the case of the business Connor is thoroughly behind his three half siblings. Also the arranged marriage with a prostitute just is not a good look for the CEO of a major media company...

Forgotten: Chuck Noll (Sports)

In 2014, Chuck Noll was mentioned in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. It was the year of his death with the issue coming out as a beautiful homage to the late coach. Or, to be more precise, it would have been a beautiful homage if his name hadn’t been spelled wrong. How was it possible that someone who built a legacy and transformed Pittsburgh's athletic identity could become overlooked almost immediately? Forgotten by the wider public, perhaps his work didn’t stand the test of time when flashier football coaches with larger personalities came onto the football scene. He wasn’t one for flashiness, wasn’t even one for high fiving his players on the sidelines of a game when they made a good play. Chuck Noll, however, led the Steelers to win Super Bowl IX, X, XIII, and XIV. He won four championships in just six years and made complete legends out of his players. Fans of the Pittsburgh Steelers had watched Chuck Noll lead them to victor...

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