Hey everyone - first, welcome to all the new followers! It's great to have you here!
I am going to be adjusting how this account runs a bit. It will still primarily be links to the podcast. I may also be sharing writings I do - probably from here.
https://t.co/35VozyxRUx
I don't post a ton of personal stuff on this account - but I wanted to thank @IonaItalia for recommending The Orville. Just finished season 2 - there is just some excellent stuff in here. I'm not much of a Trek person but I really, really like this show.
Strap in for this marathon of a conversation, where @xavierbonilla87, @StrToUnderstand, and I discuss culture, politics, and philosophy simultaneously with #StarWars, #ObiWan, #Marvel movies, and more.
It was a free-flowing and fantastically fun chat.
https://t.co/hDaZxfk7Fv
Episode 32 - @xavierbonilla87
And @StrangelEdweird
This is a marathon episode where we explore our seemingly endless cultural quagmire.
Also - we discuss #StarWars
and #Marvel and their often persnickety fandom, of which all 3 of us are members.
https://t.co/3AsuI3hQbm
New episode with guests @xavierbonilla87 and @StrangelEdweird is coming out tomorrow.
This is the longest episode I've ever done on the podcast - but there are some nuggets in this one that can only happen from a marathon conversation.
Who is ascendant in the culture is not who has been/continues to be ascendant in politics. This dichotomy has been pervasive since the 1990s.
Political scientists call the post 1972 era as divided govt. It seems we need a new name for the post-1994 era for this bifurcation.
The goal will be to try and understand why our culture is driven as it is by remakes, remixes, and eternal returns - and why our minds seem to relish in this cultural conservatism even as our cultural language is purposefully laced with fluctuating progressive presumptions
More musings. Fandoms are often mired in negativity. In this musing, I suggest that instead of always chasing a feeling we once experienced and being angry when we don't, we have a sense of gratitude that such experiences ever existed in the first place.
https://t.co/pLIkxz6gR4
More musings. Fandoms are often mired in negativity. In this musing, I suggest that instead of always chasing a feeling we once experienced and being angry when we don't, we have a sense of gratitude that such experiences ever existed in the first place.
https://t.co/pLIkxz6gR4