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Aisha Harris

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It's Been a Minute
Pop culture has a "bean soup problem."

In the same way, right? Like I think about that story about Katie Couric and The Pit, right? It's like there are clues, but if you are half watching on your phone, you're going to miss it. And so is it media literacy in the sense of like people are watching and just not picking up what is being put down? Or is it also just like they are literally not even seeing it half the time?

It's Been a Minute
Pop culture has a "bean soup problem."

And The Pit is the type of show that you like kind of need to give all your attention to because –

It's Been a Minute
Pop culture has a "bean soup problem."

And The Pit is the type of show that you like kind of need to give all your attention to because –

It's Been a Minute
Pop culture has a "bean soup problem."

And The Pit is the type of show that you like kind of need to give all your attention to because –

It's Been a Minute
Pop culture has a "bean soup problem."

it's not giving you everything it's not it's not Grey's Anatomy it's not broad it's not but that's also like very direct of like choose me love me yeah exactly you don't you do not you do not have these big grand pronouncements of love or lust or whatever it's all taking place in a single day so like only so much can happen yeah even the way it duels out information is a way that like I think a lot of modern audiences are perhaps not attuned to or used to

It's Been a Minute
Pop culture has a "bean soup problem."

it's not giving you everything it's not it's not Grey's Anatomy it's not broad it's not but that's also like very direct of like choose me love me yeah exactly you don't you do not you do not have these big grand pronouncements of love or lust or whatever it's all taking place in a single day so like only so much can happen yeah even the way it duels out information is a way that like I think a lot of modern audiences are perhaps not attuned to or used to

It's Been a Minute
Pop culture has a "bean soup problem."

it's not giving you everything it's not it's not Grey's Anatomy it's not broad it's not but that's also like very direct of like choose me love me yeah exactly you don't you do not you do not have these big grand pronouncements of love or lust or whatever it's all taking place in a single day so like only so much can happen yeah even the way it duels out information is a way that like I think a lot of modern audiences are perhaps not attuned to or used to

It's Been a Minute
Pop culture has a "bean soup problem."

getting information, which is usually like those big grand pronouncements. And instead, it's like it comes out in the way it would if you were actually there on that first day. Like you wouldn't learn everything about this one doctor in two seconds. Like that's not how it works.

It's Been a Minute
Pop culture has a "bean soup problem."

getting information, which is usually like those big grand pronouncements. And instead, it's like it comes out in the way it would if you were actually there on that first day. Like you wouldn't learn everything about this one doctor in two seconds. Like that's not how it works.

It's Been a Minute
Pop culture has a "bean soup problem."

getting information, which is usually like those big grand pronouncements. And instead, it's like it comes out in the way it would if you were actually there on that first day. Like you wouldn't learn everything about this one doctor in two seconds. Like that's not how it works.

It's Been a Minute
Pop culture has a "bean soup problem."

Yeah, I think we're already in the abyss. It's just like, how long are we going to wait here? And when are we going to pull ourselves out? I mean, I even just think about sort of this same idea of how we all project our different ideas and beliefs onto our pop culture. I think about Luigi Mangione and how there have been such differing reactions to what he does. is accused of having done.

It's Been a Minute
Pop culture has a "bean soup problem."

Yeah, I think we're already in the abyss. It's just like, how long are we going to wait here? And when are we going to pull ourselves out? I mean, I even just think about sort of this same idea of how we all project our different ideas and beliefs onto our pop culture. I think about Luigi Mangione and how there have been such differing reactions to what he does. is accused of having done.

It's Been a Minute
Pop culture has a "bean soup problem."

Yeah, I think we're already in the abyss. It's just like, how long are we going to wait here? And when are we going to pull ourselves out? I mean, I even just think about sort of this same idea of how we all project our different ideas and beliefs onto our pop culture. I think about Luigi Mangione and how there have been such differing reactions to what he does. is accused of having done.

It's Been a Minute
Pop culture has a "bean soup problem."

He's currently on trial for the killing of the United Healthcare CEO, Brian Thompson, and how, depending on your algorithm, you might be fed a bunch of stuff that's very pro-Luigi and in support of him, or gushing over how hot you think he might be. And you could be on the other end of things. And I think that it's the same side of the same coin, right? The same thing allegedly happened

It's Been a Minute
Pop culture has a "bean soup problem."

He's currently on trial for the killing of the United Healthcare CEO, Brian Thompson, and how, depending on your algorithm, you might be fed a bunch of stuff that's very pro-Luigi and in support of him, or gushing over how hot you think he might be. And you could be on the other end of things. And I think that it's the same side of the same coin, right? The same thing allegedly happened

It's Been a Minute
Pop culture has a "bean soup problem."

He's currently on trial for the killing of the United Healthcare CEO, Brian Thompson, and how, depending on your algorithm, you might be fed a bunch of stuff that's very pro-Luigi and in support of him, or gushing over how hot you think he might be. And you could be on the other end of things. And I think that it's the same side of the same coin, right? The same thing allegedly happened

It's Been a Minute
Pop culture has a "bean soup problem."

And everyone has a different opinion to it and ascribes a different meaning to it. And I do think that this is it's not that dissimilar from the way we consume our pop culture, which is that like, you know, deciding whether or not a character was right or wrong to do what they did.

It's Been a Minute
Pop culture has a "bean soup problem."

And everyone has a different opinion to it and ascribes a different meaning to it. And I do think that this is it's not that dissimilar from the way we consume our pop culture, which is that like, you know, deciding whether or not a character was right or wrong to do what they did.

It's Been a Minute
Pop culture has a "bean soup problem."

And everyone has a different opinion to it and ascribes a different meaning to it. And I do think that this is it's not that dissimilar from the way we consume our pop culture, which is that like, you know, deciding whether or not a character was right or wrong to do what they did.

It's Been a Minute
Pop culture has a "bean soup problem."

Even something like The Last of Us, like all the sort of like hand wringing over Joel and played by Pedro Pascal and like what he did. There are two sides to every story. And I'm all for debate. But also sometimes what's right in front of us is what's right in front of us.