
A podcast about the culture that surrounds you — with Anne Helen Petersen and a bunch of very smart co-hosts.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 108 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

"Family-friendly society" sounds SO BORING but listen: it's what we all want. It's what singles and elders want, it's what parents and partnered people without kids want, it's what KIDS WANT. A society that takes all of us — and our needs and capacit... more
This episode is the result of years of listener requests: how did dating get SO bad, and how can we possibly make it better? Melody and I have been out of the dating game for a hot minute, but we knew that the combination of your excellent questions ... more
Is there something in your life that you do — with some sort of regularity, and without direct compensation — that you find tremendously satisfying? Something you do just because you like it? CONGRATS, YOU HAVE A HOBBY. And here at Culture Study, we ... more
It's BONUS EPISODE TIME! While everyone else is listing their favorite movies and albums and television shows in their end-of-year wrap-ups, Melody and I opted to make up random (but wonderful) categories and force the other person to come up answers... more
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I absolutely love this podcast. I love deep dives on the topics they choose, and the way they explore all that is unspoken. The host is so knowledgeable about a range of topics and brings on excellent guests to dive even deeper. I can’t say enough good things!
Non-parents who are also not pediatricians or child development researchers, especially characters in the smug podcaster cinematic universe, SIMPLY MUST stop calling screen time among children a “moral panic.” You just don’t know what you’re talking about.
Like, said, like, way too many times per minute.
While the show does an excellent job picking interesting topics, the analyses and explanations are often cursory, sometimes flawed, and often biased towards lazy liberal tropes (e.g. the patriarchy is the cause of something) without deeper reflection. Stylistically, the host’s tone often seems breezy and unserious even when discussing heavy topics. And I often chuckle at the enthusiastic way they explain something as if they are the first (white, affluent) people to discover it. The show has a g... more
This podcast is good for having on in the background and/or if you want a lighthearted discussion to listen to. Although she seems well-intentioned and caring, the host is incredibly out of touch. She is an affluent white woman and it shows (she always talks about how she lives on an island in her other podcast). So, she has a pretty narrow view of different aspects of culture, and oftentimes is tone deaf when it comes to socioeconomic issues. I also feel like her analyses of topics is pretty su... more
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Exploring the intricacies of contemporary culture, conversations address a wide range of topics, from literature and arts to societal trends, identity, and personal experiences. The discussions often feature insights from notable guests who share their expertise and anecdotes, enriching the dialogue with diverse perspectives. This format encourages listeners to engage with topics that resonate on multiple levels, reflecting the complexities of society and personal narrative, ultimately illuminating how these elements shape our daily interactions and cultural understanding.
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Recent guests on Culture Study Podcast include:
1. Jen Hewett
2. Leigh Bardugo
3. Amanda Uhle
4. Avery Trufelman
5. Ash Brandin
6. Jen Hatmaker
7. Maris Kreizman
8. Hannah Zeavin
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