Challenges of Catering to Lower Socioeconomic Audiences in Television Programming

This chapter delves into the complexities of creating television content that resonates with lower socioeconomic and disabled demographics, questioning the assumptions made about taste and class in relation to TV shows. The hosts reflect on the lack of representation of economically disadvantaged individuals in TV production, exploring the impact this may have on the programs created and the perceptions of audiences. The discussion also touches on the need for more diversity in decision-making roles within the industry to ensure a variety of perspectives in creating television content.