Peter Westmoreland talks to Wendy Steiner about her 90s book The Scandal of Pleasure, censorship, the power of aesthetic experience, what it's like to make an opera, and

AIDS, abstinence education, art censorship, Bill Clinton and "sexual relations." Peter Westmoreland uses Wendy Steiner's book The Scandal of Pleasure to explore the culture of sex in the 90s.

Peter Westmoreland interviews Ben Kirby about his political experience in the 90s: making copies for the Bill Clinton campaign, transitioning to Washington, D.C., spending time in the drug czar's office, and even working in the White House out of First Lady Hillary Clinton's office.

Postmodernism was an influential buzzword in the 90s. Peter Westmoreland dives into The Postmodern Condition and The Big Lebowski to finally answer a question no one asked: Did postmodernism even exist?

What was it like to be a "real" punk rocker in the 90s? Peter Westmoreland goes to PhlegmJay3 for answers.

DIY, amateurism, irreverence, and more: Peter Westmoreland uses 90s pop culture and philosophy to explain punk rock values and why they didn't survive in the mainstream of 90s pop culture.

Professor Shelbey Rosengarten talks to Peter Westmoreland about artificial intelligence, English composition, and what makes for a good introduction.

Peter Westmoreland uses 90s pop culture and philosophy to explain the meaning of life, authenticity, and selling out with a little help from his spirit animal: the ouroboros.

Peter Westmoreland talks to investigative journalist Zeke Faux about the the big financial scandals of the 90s, cryptocurrency, and being a 90s kid.

Peter Westmoreland introduces the podcast, names the best album of the 90s, and dispels the monoculture myth.