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Daniel Kaufman (Missouri State University, The Electric Agora) and Meghan Daum (Columbia University)
- Meghan’s new book, The Problem with Everything . 02:52
- The premature obsolescence of Generation X . 17:30
- Meghan’s positive reaction to negative reviews of her book . 32:33
- Joan Didion’s critique of the Women’s Movement . 39:56
- The effect of online porn on Millennials . 48:20
- Why do institutions capitulate to Twitter mobs? . 55:43
- How Gen Xers are dealing with aging . 1:07:11
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Recorded:Nov 4
Posted:Nov 11, 2019
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