
Hosted by Jessa Crispin, The Culture We Deserve covers the state of the arts.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 93 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsSociety & Culture | |||

In the new book Motherland, Julia Ioffe discusses how the Soviet feminist revolution was state sponsored. During and after 1917, the government mandated several rights that the women hadn't even gotten around really to demanding yet. The result was a... more
Nico's got that funny feeling again, that the program the United States ran in South America for decades has come home. We talk about the uncanny feeling that has taken over the United States and how it has manifested itself in films, from John Frank... more
In the industrial age, there was a widespread disruption of communities. Traditional methods of charity and redistribution of resources were undermined by the changing policies of the church, the military whims of the government severed trade routes ... more
In the creative economy, it is more profitable to be a dead creator than a living working writer. Or that is the lesson learned from the lawsuit the Michael Crichton estate filed against The Pitt. Crichton, who earned a quarter of a billion dollars f... more
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I discovered TCWD a couple months ago and have been binging the back episodes. I wish there were more!! Nico and Jessa are the best.
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My only qualm is that there is seldom disagreement between Jessa and Nico. We want both tea and drama!
Overall an enjoyable listen. I can’t turn it on when I’m in a good mood, though, because it tends to skew negative and be a bit of a downer at times. One of the other reviews here made me laugh because Jessa does call people stupid a lot while simultaneously criticizing coastal liberals for calling others stupid, which I think undermines her arguments and can also get a bit repetitive. In any case, I liked her Public Intellectual podcast and was happy to see she’s back at it. Nico is a great coh... more
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This podcast discusses the intersection of culture, politics, and the arts, providing a critical lens on contemporary issues. The host engages in witty, insightful dialogues, often drawing on literary works and modern events to dissect societal dynamics and cultural phenomena. Unique for its blend of humor and serious criticism, conversations often shift from analyzing classic literature to evaluating the current political landscape, the impact of social media on accountability, and the nuances of cancel culture, making it a rich resource for those interested in a thoughtful critique of cultural narratives.
Listeners are likely to encounter a mix of passionate discussions about historical texts, societal critiques, and personal anecdotes t... more
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