Culture Crash… Coming Up on Viewpoints Show 18-09 26 Feb 201825 Apr 2019 Empowering Students To Be Leaders Students are taking an active role in political conversations around the country. We talk to experts about how teachers and schools are teaching young…
Feature Segments… 18-08 Segment 1: Obsessive Compulsive Disorder: A Debilitating and Misunderstood Malady 25 Feb 201826 Feb 2018 Like other mental illnesses, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is highly misunderstood within the culture. Many people believe that the disorder is just behaviors, such as persistent organization, washing one’s…
Feature Segments… 18-08 Segment 2: Processing Unimaginable Grief 25 Feb 201826 Feb 2018 While grief is an innate part of human life and something everybody experiences, the way in which people manage this grief is different. Some people choose to sulk, others…
Culture Crash… Culture Crash 18-08: Culture Crash: A Father and Son Duo’s New Creepy Ghost Story 25 Feb 201825 Apr 2019 Welcome to Culture Crash, where we examine American culture. What’s new and old in books, film, and entertainment. Parent-and-child bonds can be nurtured in countless ways. You may remember…
Culture Crash… Coming Up on Viewpoints Show 18-08 19 Feb 201825 Apr 2019 Obsessive Compulsive Disorder: A debilitating and misunderstood malady David Adam is a reporter and author who has lived with OCD for almost 20 years. He joins the show to…
Feature Segments… 18-07 Segment 1: The Graduate, 50 Years Later 18 Feb 201816 Feb 2018 Even after 50 years, The Graduate is a film that has managed to maintain a significant place in American culture for many generations. While its consistent popularity over time…
Feature Segments… 18-07 Segment 2: The Power of the Written Word 18 Feb 201816 Feb 2018 With technology constantly changing, new ways of documenting stories are being used to allow people access to reading them. These new inventions have led many people to wonder just…
Culture Crash… Culture Crash 18-07: The New Era of Science Fiction 18 Feb 201825 Apr 2019 Welcome to Culture Crash, where we examine American culture. What’s new and old in books, film, and entertainment. Stand-alone science fiction stories are having a moment. In the past…
Culture Crash… Coming Up on Viewpoints Show 18-07 12 Feb 201825 Apr 2019 The Graduate, 50 Years Later Few movies become as iconic as Mike Nichols’s December 1967 classic, The Graduate. The film became a touchstone for Baby Boomers and became emblematic…
Feature Segments… 18-06 Segment 1: Making Philosophy Relatable Through Humor 11 Feb 20188 Feb 2018 Philosophy is not often considered a light conversational topic, and it even more rarely is associated with being humorous. However, Thomas Cathcart and Daniel Klein, authors of Plato…
Feature Segments… 18-06 Segment 2: Norwich, Vermont’s Olympic Formula 11 Feb 201815 Feb 2018 During the Olympics, most of the focus is on the talent and success of the individual athletes. Yet, Karen Crouse, a writer for the New York Times and author…
Culture Crash… Culture Crash 18-06: YouTube’s Logan Paul Problem 11 Feb 201825 Apr 2019 Welcome to Culture Crash, where we examine American culture. What’s new and old in books, film, and entertainment. Tweens, teens, and young adults aren’t lining up to buy DVD…
Culture Crash… Coming Up On Viewpoints Show 18-06 5 Feb 201825 Apr 2019 Making Philosophy Relatable Through Humor Often, philosophy is so dense and hard to fully process that it feels impossible to understand and enjoy. Thomas Cathcart and Daniel Klein are…
Feature Segments… 18-05 Segment 1: Reworking a Classic 4 Feb 20181 Feb 2018 Many directors and authors have used Alfred Hitchcock’s Rear Window as a frame for their own story line. The plot details the events of a person who is spying…
Feature Segments… 18-05 Segment 2: Super Bowl Ads 4 Feb 20181 Feb 2018 With the Super Bowl quickly approaching, many people are excited about the big game, but far more find the commercials just as appealing as the game itself. While the…
Culture Crash… Culture Crash 18-05: TV Theme Songs 4 Feb 201825 Apr 2019 Welcome to Culture Crash, where we examine American culture. What’s new and old in books, film, and entertainment. Our senses can trigger all kinds of nostalgia. Maybe the smell…
