Boomerangst

Boomerangst

By Ruthe BentonSociety & Culture
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Boomerangst episodes

  • Episode 33

    This week: HONEYLAND, a documentary from Macedonia; AN ELEPHANT SITTING STILL, a drama from China; Jeff Bezos, Crown Prince MBS and The National Enquirer!

    25 min
  • Episode 31

    THE TWO POPES! 1917! Megxit and THE CROWN!! All are covered in this week's look at culture and the news . . . !

    23 min
  • Episode 30

    Ruthe and Mike compare notes on The Golden Globes and the film ONE CHILD NATION. Then they chat about the sanity (or lack thereof) of New Year resolutions and look at how Putin has affected movements - political and otherwise - across the globe.

    23 min
  • Episode 29

    In this episode, Ruthe and Mike discuss their divergent reactions to KNIVES OUT - then onto a look at the positive social movements of the last decade.

    23 min
  • Episode 27
    Mike has recovered from the flu! He and Ruthe talk about his tv binge-watching while under the weather, then they discuss the latest news on Harvey Weinstein.
    23 min
  • Episode 28

    Ruthe and Mike discuss their numerous and varied adventures in therapy and catch-up on impeachment news!

    23 min
  • Episode 26

    After a week's hiatus while Mike was in Paris, Ruthe talks about her reaction to Netflix's MARRIAGE STORY and Mike shares about the adventures and life lessons he experienced in the City of Light.

    25 min
  • Episode 25

    In a special late-night session, Ruthe and Mike gab about THE CROWN. Then they delve into the aesthetics of aging (cosmetic and otherwise) and - finally - end up at Disney Plus.

    24 min
  • Episode 24

    Ruthe gives her thoughts on JOJO RABBIT; she and Mike discusses the TikTok song, OK BOOMER and what it means to be a Boomer today; they both talk about the new UK position, Minister of Loneliness, as well as their own experiences with being lonely.

    31 min

About Boomerangst

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BOOMERANGST is an exploration of culture, news and politics by two non-traditional Baby Boomers.