Pop Culture and Beyond
Pop Culture and Beyond
The Salty Pod – Episode 4: Snowpiercer In this episode of The Salty Pod, we discuss the premiere of TNT’s Snowpiercer. Support the Pod: https://anchor.fm/saltypod/support You
In this episode of The Salty Pod, we talk about the Alex Garland Hulu series Devs. Support the Pod: https://anchor.fm/saltypod/support You can subscribe to the podcast
I will start the third episode rewatch with my prologue from the first episode–as a caveat and introduction. I’ll put this intro into an indented
Here are the first two episodes of The Salty Pod. In part one, we talk about our impressions of Star Trek: Picard‘s first few episodes.
I will start the second episode rewatch with my prologue from the first episode (and will most likely continue this practice throughout the series)–as a
I am starting a Rewind & Rewatch series on The Prisoner (the 1967 British series, created by Patrick McGoohan and George Markstein and starring McGoohan). I’ll be following the DVD
In an article for the Smithsonian, Kat Eschner writes about President Kennedy’s views on the medium of TV for politics: “…when Kennedy was a senator for Massachusetts
Jimena Canales tells the neglected story of Einstein and Bergson, the physicist and the philosopher. It is a story of a debate–a debate about time–that
At the Existential Cafe is about (as the title readily suggests) the movers and shakers in the modern line of existentialism. As Bakewell notes, this line
I want to like The Orville. There are positives. For example, I think Seth MacFarlane as Captain Ed Mercer is likable as our Every-person, our guide