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aNod to Reclaiming Rebellion
Season 4, Ep. 1
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In this month's episode we explore the concept of rebellion and its role in driving social change. We're discussing historical rebellions, such as protests, revolutions, and countercultural movements, and examine their impact on society. We'll challenge conventional norms and encourage listeners to rethink the idea of rebellion as a force for positive transformation ... but don't worry, there is also the usual quantity of shenanigans you've come to expect from your hosts so we haven't gone completely pro!
Also, our dear friend Brian joins us as a permanent host - hit play so that season four can start now!
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3. aNod to Chaos
01:15:04||Season 4, Ep. 3this month's nod is to Chaos ... the good, the bad, and the reallly bad. We do seem to spend more time talking about the havoc chaos can cause on the general public, but there are instances where chaos brings about some really awesome changes to the world as well.Join Stephanie, Brian, and Steve as they dive down the rabbit hole of chaos in modern society discuss the courts, technology, and more. And don't forget to hit "subscribe" so you'll always know when new episodes drop!8X8OFT2tQRiOmVk57JOW2. aNod to Taboo
01:29:05||Season 4, Ep. 2This month we welcome our dear friend Seth back into the studio with us!In this intriguing episode of aNodPod, we venture into the fascinating world of the taboo, exploring how societal attitudes toward topics considered the forbidden have evolved—or remained steadfast—over time. Join us as we delve into the historical roots of various taboos and examine their impact on culture and behavior.We analyze how views on sexuality have shifted, influenced by religious, cultural, and legal changes, and consider what remains taboo in different societies around the world. We delve into taboos surrounding death and dying. We discuss how various cultures have historically dealt with death, mourning, and how these practices have transformed in modern times. We also examine taboos related to mental health, highlighting the progress made in destigmatizing mental illness and the challenges that remain. From historical misconceptions to current efforts to promote mental well-being, we explore how attitudes toward mental health have evolved and what more can be done to foster understanding and support.Throughout the episode, we reflect on the underlying reasons why certain topics become taboo and the role of social norms in enforcing these boundaries. We consider the impact of breaking taboos on individuals and society, and ponder whether some taboos serve a protective function or if they merely hinder progress and understanding.g45tPV60ITpv8ljKHKlcTune in to this episode of aNodPod for a compelling exploration of taboos, past and present. Whether you're curious about the evolution of societal norms or interested in challenging the status quo, this deep dive offers a thought-provoking look at what we deem unacceptable and why.4. NOT aNod to the Troubled Teen Industry
58:52||Season 3, Ep. 4This episode takes a look at the "troubled teen" industry, the lack of accountability and training in some facilities, and the terrible outcomes that can befall kids placed into the gristmill. While we like to generally keep things light, sometimes we need to shine a light into dark places. But not to worry, we can't stay serious for long, so we start and end kinda silly and completely unfocused!Remember to hit subscribe, give us 5, and write a review! Also, remember to check out our newest podcast, Raised on Television where we take an episode-by-episode discussion of the 1997 TV Guide top 100 episodes of television. Check it out, drop us a line and let us know what you think! Remember to provide your feedback to stephanie@weekendmediagroup.com and THANK YOU SO MUCH for listening!4. aNod to Convenience Stores and their Impact on Culture and Travel
44:09||Season 3, Ep. 4This episode give a big nod to convenience stores, their cultural impact, and how they afforded a nation to travel freely.Remember to check out Weekend Media Group's newest podcast, Raised on Television!Be sure to hit subscribe to get notified when we drop new episodes aaaaand we'd love it if you'd give us a 5 star and written review!3. aNod to the Top 100 (shhh ... this is really a back door pilot!)
51:20||Season 3, Ep. 3This episodes gives a nod to the top 100 episodes of television as ranked by TV Guide ... but really this is a back door pilot for Weekend Media Group's newest podcast, "Raised on Television" ... so when you're done listening to this episode, search and follow Raised on Television and enjoy it's first episode.In the meantime, you might've noticed we've been on a short break (okay, about a month long break!) but that's only because we're lazy, I mean because we've been busy doing amazing things across the globe.2. aNod to ... well, not so much a nod this episode!
01:06:47||Season 3, Ep. 2This episode takes a little different turn ... while we typically like to give a nod to something or someone, this week we take a dive into the foster care system in the United States and talk about things that, frankly, need to change and change in a hurry. We hope you listen with an open mind and start a conversation about this topic in your community. Don't worry, though, there's still plenty of shenanigans in this episode!1. Recapping 2022 ... it's still only 2023, right?
01:04:55||Season 3, Ep. 1JUSTIN AND BRIAN CAME TO VISIT ... and they came to play! Check in with us for a recap of those things that get a nod in 22, and a few things that don't.And we know we keep promising you when we are going to drop episodes, but some of us are a bit scattered-brained, so how about you just hit that, there subscribe button and let your platform of choice notify you when new episodes come out! WE APPRECIATE YOU!!10. Lolly Lolly Lolly get your podcast here ... oh, wait!
42:31||Season 2, Ep. 10This episode is dedicated to Schoolhouse Rock - join us while we take a walk down memory lane, reminiscing about Saturday mornings and talking about how Schoolhouse Rock came about and what its impact has been. We also encourage you to spend some time on YouTube watching all of your favorites (but not during the workday, we don't want you getting fired!)