
A podcast about the culture that surrounds you — with Anne Helen Petersen and a bunch of very smart co-hosts.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 134 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsSociety & Culture | |||

We love our boomer moms. And our boomer moms are complicated. When Tracy Clark-Flory first told me about her memoir — in which she discovers the half-sister her mother had at age 19, and was forced to give up for adoption — I immediately thought abou... more
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When people around my age tell me that no one else their age has time to hang out, I have a go-to response: you need intergenerational fri... more
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I love the Culture Study newsletter, and there are episodes of the podcast I enjoy, but more and more I’m left feeling like the guests talk about themselves more than foster thoughtful criticism and observation that is so prevalent in the newsletter. It doesn’t translate.
Also, on a technical level, it’s too quiet. I have to turn the volume up almost to full to hear. No other podcast I listen to is this soft.
Really enjoy how I never know what I’ll see next, but it always feels like the soup we swim in.
I love Culture Study! At 59 I’m older than the target demographic, but I love the perspective on American culture I get from this pocdcast. It’s smart and funny and caring.
Wedding ep: Amanda Montell continued to be such a pick me NLOG even after the host called her out and she acknowledged — still, thanks for addressing this early on; it’s good to think critically about what guests are saying
I’ve really appreciated many episodes of this podcast. Some conversations, especially the ones on a more car-free society and conversion therapy / escaping those environments, felt thoughtful, grounded, and generous while still being critical.
That said, some episodes don’t land as well for me. At times, the analysis can feel a little dismissive of regular people for participating in fairly normal cultural traditions or desires. I’m interested in critiques of consumer culture, social media pres... more
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This show centers culture through thoughtful, sociology-informed conversations with a rotating lineup of hosts and guest experts. Episodes span topics from wedding culture and nostalgia to parenting, urban planning, car-free living, tax morality, and the politics of consumer culture, all examined through a cultural lens that blends personal memory with scholarly context. The format often weaves in listener questions, invites critical perspectives on mainstream narratives, and features guests who bring academic rigor, professional experience, or lived experience to complex social phenomena. Noteworthy is the willingness to tackle emotionally charged topics with nuance, while maintaining a warm, inquisitive tone and a penchant for deep dives ... more
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