
About this episode
Are we losing the shared media culture that once gave Americans something easy to talk about?
Media scholar Amanda Lotz explains how we moved from a world of mass hits and watercooler moments to one of personalized feeds and "media diets" — where even people in the same house may be watching, hearing, and reading completely different things.
We talk about what's been lost, what's been gained, and what this new media world means for the way we connect, discover, and understand each other.
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