Shallow analysis of pop culture on an epic scale
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“There was a discussion today about the decision to edit Roald Dahl’s books. Seemingly an important topic. Not on Stop Everything.
The analysis is so thin it is risible.
On the one hand we have Salman Rushdie arguing against censorship and amendment of an author’s text after their death and on the other hand we have Beverley Wang who was pursuaded by the views of her infant daughter.
Views will differ but don’t Wade into the discussion if you aren’t prepared to think hard and develop an argument.
If you are an ABC listener try Josh Szeps instead. At least he tries to grapple with the issue.”
DobbaJ via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
02/23/23
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“Assessing the ethics and motivations behind topics in popular culture objectively is not easy. Usually a listener gets a left or right view assessment. I think these people try hard to include both perspectives and they also provide enough space to think for yourself. So much reporting and...”Read full review »
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02/15/22
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“If you liked the kind of undergraduate posturing seen in SBS's The Feed, then this might be the very podcast for you!
Others might find it's this show's relentless camp enthusiasm for the trivial that quickly becomes banal and wearying.
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dhhjggfg via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
03/03/19
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“Always enjoy this up-to-date discussion of pop culture and contemporary issues. Humour and intelligence make it a podcast to look forward to each week.”
CillaP44 via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
05/22/20
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