The Podcast for Social Research

Podcast for Social Research, Episode 59: At Year's End with the Angel of History—2021 in Review

Dec 27, 2021

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The Vango Experience

05:56

I'm Trying to Hold Back, Iow, From Doing Isfielfog

03:25

'Rit's Comfortable'

04:25

Introduction

4min

A, the Middle Brow, and the Low Brow.

4min

The Bessy

6min

The Dogky Mantary - Is She Wearing Black All the Time?

2min

Yoko Show

4min

How to Write Just One Song

2min

The Life of the Mind by Christine Small One, a Fellow Brooklyn Tutsanules, Is Out Now

2min

Are You Reading the Classical Texts?

3min

The Adaptations and the Satire Array?

3min

10.

Maitnans Face - A Podcast From Michael Hobbs and Aubrey Gordon

2min

11.

The Duchess County Fair

3min

12.

Do You Have a Vaccination Card?

5min

13.

Ango Vango Experience

2min

14.

Decolonizing the Museum Ad

3min

15.

The Greatest Movies of All Time

4min

16.

The Things That Make June Interesting Are Not Adaptable Outside of a Science Fiction Novel

3min

17.

The Tick Chick Boom Is Like Something That Was Played on Broadwa Back in Olden Times

2min

18.

Then I'm Like, Oh, Ye, That's It.

5min

19.

The Logic of the Market Before Usa

2min

20.

The Book of the Nights by D M Blacks

5min

21.

Returns to the New York Public Library

2min

22.

Am Returnd to Paradise

6min

23.

Was It Like Taking the Twins to the Theatre?

2min

24.

Disney Movie Review - The First Super Grown Up Show

4min

25.

Van Go

1min

26.

The Vango Experience

6min

27.

The Pride and Prejudice Adaptation

2min

28.

The Importance of Reiteration and Seriality

3min

29.

I'm Trying to Hold Back, Iow, From Doing Isfielfog

3min

30.

'Rit's Comfortable'

4min

31.

The Mask Isn't What You Think It Is

5min

32.

Am, I'm Not Looking for the End

4min

In episode 59 of the Podcast for Social Research, Ajay Singh Chaudhary, Lygia Sabbag Fares, Rebecca Ariel Porte, Suzy Schneider, and Michael Stevenson look back at their 2021 in cultural experiences: painting of the Italian Renaissance, language lessons, television, film, poetry, theater, translations, music, games, high-brow, the low-brow, and the middle-. Common threads include exhaustion, recycling (for better and worse), recuperation, the kitsch of "art experiences," and making a liveable life right now, wherever we happen to find ourselves.