Why Tony Isn’t Really An Anthony Bourdain Biopic | Culture Crash
Tony borrows Anthony Bourdain’s name and mythology, but not necessarily much of his actual life. We review the new film and some of its shortcomings.
From Fast Fashion To Fixing It Yourself | Viewpoints Explained
We cover how Gen Z is embracing sewing, mending and other “granny hobbies.”
What A Mortician Can Teach Us About Death
Americans are notoriously uncomfortable when it comes to talking about death and being around the dead, but not every culture treats it as something to avoid. Mortician Caitlin Doughty takes us from India to Thailand to explore how other societies confront mortality more openly than we often do.
The Places We Go When We Press Play: Why Music Breaks Through
Why does a song from decades ago bring back details you thought you’d forgotten? Princeton researcher Elizabeth Margulis looks at what happens when music sends our minds wandering, why certain songs become tied to specific chapters of our lives and what we lose when listening to music takes a backseat.
