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Neil Postman Always Rings Twice
First as tragedy, then as farce
Aug 15
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Gabe Bullard
5
In Defense of Artifice
On Wes Anderson and the unexplainable side of style
Jul 17
•
Gabe Bullard
3
The Uncanny Valley of Digital Pop Culture Discourse
What the response to Sabrina Carpenter's album cover teaches us
Jul 9
•
Arielle Bernstein
6
The Persistence of Commodified Memory
Life after these messages
Jun 6
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Gabe Bullard
9
1
The Age of Robot Women
Why the best films about female robots flip the gender script
May 23
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Arielle Bernstein
3
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I Don’t Want To See You, You Seem Bored
On the crass commercialism of video podcasts
Apr 25
•
Gabe Bullard
3
Can Great TV Encourage Connection?
Rethinking the narrative that TV increases loneliness
Apr 11
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Arielle Bernstein
,
Gabe Bullard
, and
Together, Alone
3
44:31
The Unsettling Joy of TV Merchandise
When tuning in to shows like Mad Men and The White Lotus, we love to watch bad behavior and flaunt our good taste
Mar 21
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Arielle Bernstein
3
A Few Thoughts About Airplane Movies
In-flight, must be right
Mar 13
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Gabe Bullard
3
2
Tiny Microphones and the Aesthetics of Amateurism
A shortcoming in the language of online video
Feb 14
•
Gabe Bullard
5
Babygirl and the Myth of the Girlboss
The figure of the girlboss may haunt our discourse, but it's the hot mess heroine who is the real 21st century feminist icon
Jan 23
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Arielle Bernstein
5
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New Year, New Cultural Landscape
Arielle and Gabe reflect on their favorite TV shows and films in 2024 and what they are most excited to watch in 2025
Jan 7
•
Gabe Bullard
and
Arielle Bernstein
4
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