The Decline of Late-Night Culture

This chapter examines the cultural impact of canceling popular late-night shows, highlighting the erosion of shared experiences in media consumption. It contrasts traditional late-night comedy with the modern rise of short-form content, discussing generational shifts in humor and engagement. The conversation underscores the need for a cohesive narrative in today's fragmented media landscape while reflecting on the legacy of influential shows like The Colbert Report.

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