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  • S3.06 Page Six

    Join us in our culture chat of November 14, 2021 as we discuss the “normalization” of everyday life. Today, we talk about what normalization means and which situations normalization is acceptable in. 

    22 min
  • S3.06 Headline News

    Join us for our discussion about three, under-the-radar news stories! Today, we talk about how the USA and China reach a joint agreement about climate change (The Washington Post), how a black Ohio police officer breaks silence about a KKK note from his white chief (CBS News), and California’s plan to “de-mathematize math” (Newsweek). 

    22 min
  • S3.05 Letter to the Podcaster (ft. Chefs Without Restaurants)
    Meet Chris Spear, a personal chef but on this podcast more importantly, the host of Chefs Without Restaurants (@chefswithoutrestaurants). Originally aimed at sharing tips from a Facebook group, Chefs Without Restaurants has become a community that helps chefs build their business and skills in a nontraditional setting. Tune in as we hear about how he is building his podcast as an income stream, the insanely cool people he has interviewed, the stories of feedback and origin, and last but not least, advice for people in podcasting and entrepreneurship. 
    Check out his podcast and Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/chefswithoutrestaurants/
    40 min
  • S3.05 Page Six

    Take a look at Season 3, Episode 5’s Page Six edition where we discuss media’s effect on consumption! We defined what consumption and overconsumption are, described our own experiences with buying too much, and discussed media’s overall effect on our brains and the way we consume.

    30 min
  • S3.05 Headline News

    Welcome back and Happy Halloween! Join us in our Headline News analysis for October 31st, 2021, as we talk about what has gone under the radar in Biden’s bill (NPR), Kellogg's gets sued over their Frosted Strawberry Pop-Tarts (ABC News, The Week), and the Vietnam government charged and jailed five journalists for Facebook posts (Al Jazeera)

    30 min
  • S3.04 Page Six (ft. Miggs)

    Listen to a spiced up page six with our good friend, Miggs, a big music enthusiast. We talked about our music preferences, the debate of separating the art from the artist in terms of Michael Jackson, Kanye West, Nicki Minaj, breaking down “sad lyrics happy beats” songs like Hey Ya by Outkast, and the influence of the massive producing influence of the Neptunes. 

    TW: mentions of rape and pedophilia

    1 hr 33 min
  • S3.04 Headline News
    Welcome back! Join us in our Headline News analysis for October 17, 2021, as we talk about how New York City ends its gifted and talented program (NBC), former FBI official Andrew McCabe wins retirement benefits and pay after legal settlement (NPR), and election workers in Georgia are fired after destroying voter registration forms (CBS).
    31 min
  • S3.03 Letter to the Podcaster (Guest Edition w/ Don't You Want Me?)
    Skipping across the pond to the UK, we interviewed Cat & Rich of the Don't You Want Me? podcast, which takes "a lighthearted look at the most relatable, intriguing & dysfunctional relationships in film" (from their Instagram @dywmpodcast). From how the two hosts met (virtually) to how they set themselves apart from other movie podcasts, the episode details their opinions and perspectives on the industry and on themselves!
    51 min
  • S3.03 Page Six
    Hello, beautiful people! Join us today in our very knowledgeable conversation today about how media relates to environmentalism and climate change. We talk about three main points: media’s history with environmentalism, news and politics, and the new age of social media. We also talk about how the Biden Administration can create a bigger impact with legislation throughout the world’s uphill battle against climate change.
    20 min

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