Deep dive conversations on American history, politics, and pop culture, hosted by history professor and writer David Parsons.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 531 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNewsHistory |
This week Justin joins me to consider the dialectical nature of our 2025 reality, as we examine the utopian and dystopian properties of Bad Bunny Super Bowl discourse, the rise of Zohran Mamdani, and the accelerated unleashing of AI slop upon a world... more
The Supreme Court is scared of crossing Trump; Stephen Miller wants to declare the Democratic Party a terrorist organization; an ICE raid in Chicago lays the groundwork for a new era of authoritarianism; late night TV says goodbye; microplastics are ... more
This week on the Nostalgia Trap Livestream: Conspiracy theory mind-melt reaches the upper echelons of power, AI-generated savagery plunges further into the toilet, Chuck Schumer and Zohran Mamdani flirt with the limits of liberal possibility, a shock... more
On this week's News Trap update, Justin joins me to discuss the question on everyone's mind: when is the fever gonna break? As the cartoonish reality of Trump's second term takes on increasingly demented dimensions, we game out how larger forces, par... more
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Been listening since the beginning! Excellent analysis. Great guests. Really an unsung gem.
A fountain of social humanity in our inhumane era.
I was wondering not if it was just me, but I wasn’t motivated to watch NETFLIX. Maybe a few movies few and far. I began to prefer to read, write, practice with musical instruments, listen to a podcast, draw, and learn chess.
I’ve been listening for years and have grown through David’s insight, but lately the News Trap episodes have me worrying about the Alex Jones sort of tone the podcast has taken. Are we seeing a movement away from the measured, skeptical, inquisitive stance that is Nostalgia Trap? I hope not.
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The content consists of engaging discussions that explore the intersections of American history, politics, and pop culture. Notable themes include critical analyses of contemporary political figures and movements, cultural phenomena, and the nostalgia surrounding past eras. The insights come from a diverse range of guests including academics, artists, and cultural commentators, offering rich perspectives on both historical contexts and present-day implications. Unique to this show is the emphasis on personal narratives intertwined with broader social and political issues, providing listeners with a multi-dimensional understanding of the topics covered.
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