Hey all,
You've probably noticed that we haven't posted a new episode in a bit. We want to apologise and let you know we've run into some work/life balance issues across the whole team.
As a result, we've made the tough decision to put Pop Politics on hold. 1/2
The team is back this week, talking about the gig economy, hustle culture, and how to survive in a world that wants you to be always busy.
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If you're looking to step out of the now for a little while this weekend, why not catch up on our latest episode as we talk all things nostalgia
https://t.co/m5quYEdXo0
We have a new episode of Pop Politics up, as the team talks about whether the era of content brought about by the rise of Netflix, Disney +, Prime Video, Paramount Plus, etc etc is really all it's cracked up to be. (Video link in replies)
Why does it often feel like any media not in the mainstream is damn difficult to access?
It has the potential to cause problems down the line, as Rebecca argues.
#MediaPreservation#StarTrek#MainStreamMedia
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Why not start your weekend by broadening your horizons? Media preservation is our latest topic, as we talk about everything from Doctor Who to disc rot. We ask why preserving old media matters. (Link in replies)
@blazingskies @sassqueenamy @polygonnative @DamienLawardorn
Strap in for another mini-episode, as Mitchell and Damien talk about some of the exciting and not-so-exciting things they see happening in the fantasy genre:
https://t.co/DdA4y5JYAO
Joe Rogan, Spotify, banned books, and school enrolment contracts are the themes in #PopPolitics this week as @PolygonNative and @DamienLawardorn talk about the difficulties of talking about what's really important
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Australia's political year unofficially kicked off yesterday with Prime Minister Scott Morrison's address to the National Press Club
https://t.co/HOyI04Pv7Q