a weekly film, tv, and culture podcast about what we're watching and what it all means (if it means anything at all). by @onelongpiece and @jennygzhang
hi! we're sorry we've been gone for so long. we have an announcement about the future of Criticism Is Dead.
you can listen here (https://t.co/DXhPQPjKSj) + read here (https://t.co/AVglB5OU38), but in short, this is the end.
thank you so much for the support throughout the years
maybe Criticism Is Dead will be back someday (what is dead will never die), but for now, here's where you can keep up with us:
@pelin_liu:
https://t.co/MSeZhA3g2s
https://t.co/L2J85svTHl
@jennygzhang:
https://t.co/XEqEMRHDt3
https://t.co/yRwAJ1mwgy
https://t.co/W2BWgZqqkQ
this was not an easy decision, and we're so very sorry to disappoint the listeners who asked about our return. but we remain incredibly grateful that there were people who care about this podcast, and care about us, and care about criticism and film and TV and culture ❤️
an absolute pleasure to read @zunguzungu's searing essay about hollywood's strikes and the larger questions they raise about creative work, paying the bills as an artist, and the death grip that capitalists have the culture industry and our labor in https://t.co/dPlPhYwSbI
me previously, ignorant and uninformed: i want good diaspora art
raised consciousness: we should be allowed to produce shitty diaspora art too
having attained enlightenment: i want good diaspora art