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Culture Crash: To Binge or Not to Binge

>> June 2, 2019

Binge-watching several seasons of a TV show all at once might not be the best idea after all. For some lighter shows like Stranger Things it may make sense, but it can be cumbersome and brain draining to get through all eight seasons of Game of Thrones in a matter of weeks. We discuss an alternate route that avoids the fatigue.

topics covered: Binge-watching, Media and Entertainment, Netflix, Pop Culture, Psychology and Psychiatry, Streaming Media, TV
ListenCulture Crash: To Binge or Not to Binge

Culture Crash: Beyonce’s Dominance in Pop Culture

>> May 5, 2019

We examine Beyonce’s consistent influence throughout all sectors of media. The visionary artist is known for her fierce demeanor and powerhouse concert performances, rewriting traditional female and black stereotypes in media.

topics covered: Apple Music, HBO Max, Media and Entertainment, Music, Netflix, Pop Culture, Streaming Media
ListenCulture Crash: Beyonce’s Dominance in Pop Culture

Culture Crash: The Increasing Cost of Cutting the Cord

>> April 14, 2019

Streaming services are multiplying, and none of them carry everything. Many people are finding that satisfying their TV viewing desires through streaming services is getting as expensive as cable.

topics covered: Apple Music, Apple TV+, CBS All Access, Disney+, Economics and Finance, HBO Max, Hulu, Media and Entertainment, Movies, Music, Netflix, Personal Finance, Showtime, Sling TV, Spotify, Starz, Streaming Media, Technology, TV
ListenCulture Crash: The Increasing Cost of Cutting the Cord

Culture Crash: Junk Food TV (2019)

>> March 24, 2019

Sometimes you want to watch an expertly written and produced hour of television with central themes and a commentary on modern life… and sometimes, you just want to shut your brain off and watch something easy. This is about those latter experiences.

topics covered: Media and Entertainment, Netflix, Pop Culture, Streaming Media, TV
ListenCulture Crash: Junk Food TV (2019)
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Culture Crash: Netflix’s Russian Doll

>> March 10, 2019

Netflix’s new show, Russian Doll is an ethical, mysterious, funny drama modeled after the Groundhog Day “waking up in the same moment” plot. It’s an especially great binge-watch.

topics covered: Binge-watching, Digital Age and Balance, Media and Entertainment, Movies, Netflix, Philosophy and Ethics, Pop Culture, Streaming Media, TV
ListenCulture Crash: Netflix’s Russian Doll
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Culture Crash: Television Shows Creating Expanded Universes of Their Own

>> February 24, 2019

Superhero franchises have spent a decade carefully laying plans for big, expanded universes. But we look at “Veronica Mars” and “Breaking Bad,” two TV shows that have broadened their universes in their own ways.

topics covered: Hulu, Media and Entertainment, Movies, Netflix, Pop Culture, TV
ListenCulture Crash: Television Shows Creating Expanded Universes of Their Own
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Culture Crash: Missing Gems in the Deluge of ‘Peak TV’

>> February 10, 2019

There is so much new TV content being made that it can be easy to fall behind or forget to check out a show you meant to watch. We look at a few of these overlooked gems, like Showtime’s There is so much new TV content being made that it can be easy to fall behind or forget to check out a show you meant to watch. We look at a few of these overlooked gems, …

topics covered: Amazon Prime Video, Awards, BBC One, Golden Globes, Hulu, Media and Entertainment, Netflix, Pop Culture, Showtime, Streaming Media, TV
ListenCulture Crash: Missing Gems in the Deluge of ‘Peak TV’
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Culture Crash: Movies to Look Forward to in 2019

>> January 20, 2019

With a new year always comes new things to look forward to, so let’s take a look at some of the movies people are anticipating the most in 2019. As a warning, there are a lot of them.

topics covered: Book/Movie Adaptation, Media and Entertainment, Movies, Netflix
ListenCulture Crash: Movies to Look Forward to in 2019
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Culture Crash: Roma

>> December 23, 2018

You may have noticed a new movie on your Netflix homepage called Roma. It’s Oscar-winning director Alfonso Cuarón’s most personal film yet and an absolute masterpiece.

topics covered: Children and Parenting, Cinematography, Commentary and Criticism, Family and Interpersonal Relationships, Media and Entertainment, Movies, Netflix
ListenCulture Crash: Roma
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Culture Crash: A Look Ahead at the Movies Set to Dominate Awards Season

>> December 16, 2018

Awards season is officially upon us. The Golden Globes have already announced their nominees, which are as questionable as always. Year-end lists are being finalized, and Oscar buzz is reaching a roar for some contenders. But now is also the time when many of these movies are being released in the first place. So, here’s a guide of what to keep an eye out …

topics covered: Awards, Best Actor, Best Picture, Commentary and Criticism, Golden Globes, Media and Entertainment, Movies, Netflix, Oscars
ListenCulture Crash: A Look Ahead at the Movies Set to Dominate Awards Season
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Culture Crash: Watching Sports with a Second Screen

>> December 2, 2018

It used to be that when you were watching sports, you were only watching with the people in the same room as you. Now, sports have become the gold-standard for entertainment that demands a second-screen.

topics covered: Advertising/Marketing and Consumerism, Analytics, Live Sports, Math, Data and Statistics, Media and Entertainment, Netflix, Pop Culture, Science and Technology, Social Media and Internet, Sociology, Sports and Recreation, Technology, TV, Twitter
ListenCulture Crash: Watching Sports with a Second Screen
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Culture Crash: Netflix’s Binge-worthy Horror Drama, The Haunting of Hill House

>> October 28, 2018

Earlier this month, Netflix released The Haunting of Hill House, a 10-episode horror series loosely based on the novel of the same name by Shirley Jackson. The series follows the Crain family; two parents and five children, over the course of multiple timelines. We watch their time spent decades earlier in the Hill House, a creepy old mansion they moved into …

topics covered: Commentary and Criticism, Holidays and Traditions, Media and Entertainment, Movies, Netflix, Pop Culture, Streaming Media, TV
ListenCulture Crash: Netflix’s Binge-worthy Horror Drama, The Haunting of Hill House
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Culture Crash: Better Call Saul’s Unique Pacing and Why It Works So Well

>> October 14, 2018

One of the traditional ways that TV shows have kept these shock-and-awe moments coming is by moving things along quickly. As soon as some incredible act of deceit takes place, the show starts speeding toward that next signpost.

That’s where Better Call Saul, AMC’s Breaking Bad spin-off, differentiates itself. The show often moves at a glacial pace. It’s a …

topics covered: Cinematography, Media and Entertainment, Netflix, TV
ListenCulture Crash: Better Call Saul’s Unique Pacing and Why It Works So Well
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Culture Crash: The Funny and Philosophical TV comedy, The Good Place

>> September 23, 2018

Two years ago, NBC debuted a strange new comedy show called The Good Place. It was written by Michael Schur, a writer on The Office and the creator of Parks & Recreation, so people were willing to get it a change… but it’s logline was pretty out-there. It’s a half-hour comedy about people who died in the afterlife and, specifically, about Eleanor …

topics covered: Humor, Media and Entertainment, Netflix, Philosophy and Ethics, Pop Culture, TV
ListenCulture Crash: The Funny and Philosophical TV comedy, The Good Place
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Culture Crash: The Joys of ‘Junk Food TV’ (2018)

>> August 26, 2018

There’s another brand of TV that’s easy to overlook, what I call junk food TV. In this comparison, those prestige shows are your nice dinners out: they’re prepared with care by professionals. This junk food TV is what you reach for when you just need something easy and fast and delicious.

topics covered: Media and Entertainment, Netflix, TV
ListenCulture Crash: The Joys of ‘Junk Food TV’ (2018)
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Culture Crash: TV Episode Bloat: Too much of a good thing

>> August 5, 2018

Streaming networks have opened up the length an episode of television can run. Gone are the days when writers needed to accommodate advertisements. But episodes that run long often present a new slate of problems – namely, staying interesting.

topics covered: Commentary and Criticism, Communication, HBO Max, Media and Entertainment, Netflix, Streaming Media, TV
ListenCulture Crash: TV Episode Bloat: Too much of a good thing
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Culture Crash: Bo Burnham’s Brilliant New Film, Eighth Grade

>> July 22, 2018

Bo Burnham has followed in the footsteps of Jordan Peele and Greta Gerwig, transforming from a performer to the director of a terrific debut film. His movie, Eighth Grade is out now.

topics covered: Media and Entertainment, Movies, Netflix, Pop Culture
ListenCulture Crash: Bo Burnham’s Brilliant New Film, Eighth Grade
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Culture Crash: Watching Film Classics in a Streaming World

>> June 3, 2018

Netflix and Amazon are go-tos for many Americans looking for a movie to watch. But how can people watch classics like The Maltese Falcon or Singin’ in the Rain in this new world?

topics covered: Amazon Prime Video, FilmStruck, History, Hulu, Media and Entertainment, Movies, Netflix, Science and Technology, Streaming Media
ListenCulture Crash: Watching Film Classics in a Streaming World
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Culture Crash: The End of New Girl

>> May 27, 2018

Fox’s hit sitcom New Girl ended this month after 7 seasons. We take a look back at the show’s run and what makes sitcoms so special to us.

topics covered: Media and Entertainment, Netflix, Pop Culture, Streaming Media, TV
ListenCulture Crash: The End of New Girl
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Culture Crash: Netflix’s Battle Against Film Traditionalists

>> April 29, 2018

Netflix is becoming a bigger player in the film world, which is leaving a bad taste in some people’s mouths. We look at the arguments for and against Netflix as a film distributor.

topics covered: Media and Entertainment, Movies, Netflix, Streaming Media
ListenCulture Crash: Netflix’s Battle Against Film Traditionalists
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Culture Crash: Hulu’s Big Push

>> March 11, 2018

For years, Netflix has been the top choice for TV streaming enthusiasts. But Hulu has slowly become a well-rounded service with original titles and a back-log of TV classics.

topics covered: Hulu, Media and Entertainment, Netflix, Pop Culture, Streaming Media
ListenCulture Crash: Hulu’s Big Push
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Culture Crash: The New Era of Science Fiction

>> February 18, 2018

There was a time when science fiction stories had to be a part of some established arc or it wouldn’t get made. Now the stand-alone sci-fi is thriving once again.

topics covered: Literature and Writing, Netflix
ListenCulture Crash: The New Era of Science Fiction
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Culture Crash: TV Theme Songs (2018)

>> February 4, 2018

TV theme songs: they’re the soundtrack to our childhoods. But have you ever stopped to think about their evolution or how many of them you’ve grown fond of?

topics covered: Family and Interpersonal Relationships, HBO Max, Music, Netflix, TV
ListenCulture Crash: TV Theme Songs (2018)
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Culture Crash: Dark

>> December 31, 2017

Netflix has a new binge-worthy show called Dark. The German-language show involves time travel, family drama, a small town, and a lot of mind-bending sci-fi.

topics covered: Criminal Justice and Courts, Media and Entertainment, Netflix, Streaming Media, TV
ListenCulture Crash: Dark
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