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The Culture We Deserve

Jessa Crispin
Philadelphia
University Of the Arts
Art Institutions
Gaza Conflict
Higher Education Crisis
Betterhelp
Colombian President Gustavo Petro
Trump Conviction
Papa
Crisis In Arts Sector
Art Education
DEI
Civil War
United States Politics
Pennsylvania Academy Of Fine Arts
Colombia
Masculinity Crisis
Phd Programs
Low Fertility Rates
Childlessness

Hosted by Jessa Crispin, The Culture We Deserve covers the state of the arts.

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Latest Episodes

2025 may be over, but its cultural production lives on in our hearts. Nico and Jessa debate the best and worst movies, TV shows, books, and museum exhibits of the year, talk shit about your faves, and hope for better art in the future.

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A very special Christmas treat for our listeners. Joseph and Jessa discuss George Eliot's Felix Holt: The Radical, which asks the very important question: is the socialist's primary task to yell at people and tell them they are wrong about everything... more

For the last five years, museums around the world have been struggling to answer the question of, who owns cultural heritage? Certain objects, from the Elgin Marbles to the Benin Bronzes, have been fought over as multiple entities, institutions, and ... more

Jessa and Nico return from their visit to Ireland. All along the way, the subject of whether or not Ireland should be united kept coming up. But beyond the slogans and the bad ideas, there are very real issues at work, tedious and boring but also tre... more

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Jessa Crispin
Host of The Culture We Deserve, known for her critical insights into cultural narratives and engagement with contemporary social issues.
Nico Rodriguez
Co-host, contributing perspectives on cultural and societal themes alongside Jessa Crispin.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 66 ratings
  • And whatnot

    And whatnot

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Billybill1984
    United States5 months ago
  • This is my favorite podcast

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    taybombs
    United States8 months ago
  • Crazysexycool

    Can’t quit Crispin

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    RamsinCanon
    United States9 months ago
  • Opinionated criticism FTW

    My only qualm is that there is seldom disagreement between Jessa and Nico. We want both tea and drama!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Francis_FF
    Canada10 months ago
  • Solid podcast, a bit negative

    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

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Evie Acadie
    United Statesa year ago

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Engaging discussions are noted for their intellectual depth and relevance to current societal issues.
Listeners appreciate the critical perspectives offered on contemporary culture and politics.
Some listeners express a desire for greater diversity in viewpoints during discussions.
The dynamic between hosts is frequently highlighted as a strength, fostering an enjoyable dialogue.

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America's Religious Revival
Q: Does the West need a religious revival?
No, absolutely not. A revival may lead to more divisive interpretations of religion, rather than a unified return to faith.
Garland's Gettysburg, Wow: Americans Fantasize About Civil War
Q: What other media would you recommend?
Margrethe von Trotta's films, particularly *The German Sisters*, provide a more nuanced understanding of political radicalism.
Garland's Gettysburg, Wow: Americans Fantasize About Civil War
Q: What did you think about the movie Civil War?
The movie lacks depth and coherence, using shock value instead of offering a meaningful exploration of civil conflict.
Eclipse Season: Olivia Nuzzi, Mark Robinson, and Other Moral Dilemmas
Q: Is principled culture possible in an age of fast profits?
It seems unlikely without a sincere center that draws a line around ethical behavior.

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Conversations in this series focus on the interplay between culture, art, and societal dynamics, often reflecting on contemporary issues. The discussions explore a range of topics from literary critiques, political commentary, and cultural phenomena to the nuances of artistic expression in a rapidly changing landscape. Noteworthy themes include the influence of electronic media on art, the complexities of feminism and corporate culture, as well as the cultural significance of figures spanning from classic literature to current political events. The format likely combines critical analysis with personal anecdotes, promoting an engaging dialogue that appeals to listeners interested in the depth of cultural narratives and their implications in... more

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