The Culture Emporium: Recent Episodes
Sergio Castro
Topics that will range from Video games, TV shows, Movies, Music, and other things that are common to talk about. Basically this is about being able to discuss topics that are interesting and sharing my input on them. _thecultureemporium_ is the instagram page for this podcast that will notify whenever there's a new segment out. Please feel free to follow the page!
Welcome back to another season of this podcast. This segment talks about the constant criticism that is often thrown at from just about anywhere and why it may seem like it's easy to do so. Hope you enjoy this segment!
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Just a recap of what I did for this podcast in 2020 and what is to be expected in 2021. Very short segment too.
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With the way how technology has advanced over the past years, and with video games like Cyberpunk 2077 being one of many examples that shows a dystopian future with technology being a powerful influencer for society, one would have to ask the following. Could our current world today be headed towards a dystopian future? Or is it just an exaggeration?
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I discuss the importance of why learning a new language can be very difficult but at the same time, it could be very crucial for one's future, especially for jobs that deal with multinational business situations. Learning a new language should also be taught very early if we as a society intend to understand each other better, not just speaking a different language but by understanding the culture of why our native language makes us unique.
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I discuss the hottest mobile game that's super popular right now which is the game Among Us, a game where you play as an astronaut and try to win the game by voting out the imposter or finishing the tasks before the imposter finishes off your crewmates. And I discuss other things related to it.
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I discuss my take on what the future may hold for the MCU now that they're done telling the story of the original Avengers and what they could do for the other heroes that debuted in the future. Also I mention to how Marvel itself has become increasingly popular due to the movies and how it's given its rival DC comics a run for their money, even though DC comics still holds the ground for the most popular superheroes which are Superman and Batman. Indeed this is something very popular among the pop culture community and with more projects being announced for superhero related stuff, one's imagination can run wild on what the future of superheroes could be about. But for the meantime, we are settled with the powerful imaginations of Stan Lee, Jack Kirby and other authors who revolutionized the age of comic books!
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The main point focuses on both genders. Assuming that one thing about a gender is true because of what you've been taught may not always be true. Plus it creates tension and dangerously leads to the consequence of people not being open to discussion and believing only the things they choose to believe. I bring up some examples to further elaborate on the understanding of it. I used sources for this because I didn't mention all of them. "The Empire of Images in Our World of Bodies" by Susan Bordo, "Young Children Must be Protected from Ingrained Gender Stereotypes" by Laura Bates, TEDxTalks "The Dangerous way Ads See Women by Jean Kilbourne and FACT SHEET: "Breaking down Gender Stereotypes in Media and Toys so that our children can explore, learn and dream without Limits". The White House, United States Government.
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Baseball this past decade has changed its standards as to how the audience reacts to it. The game has changed and will only set it's route to change more as we go along
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I discuss how Humor itself has evolved and what we decide what's funny to us. Stuff that adds to the evolution of humor like randomness and cussing being a norm, as well as how many people find certain stuff funny just to escape from harsh realities.
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I'm late on the announcement with baseball coming back for just 60 games but regardless, atleast teams can play ball again. I discuss how I came to be a fan of the sport and why the Padres have been my favorite ever since. Plus I also discuss why the Padres haven't seen any success at all and what I personally think they should do if they want to improve and compete every year.
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I discuss my take on Mexican culture, (Felt like I could've added more) and how it compares to others and why it's bothersome to hear many misconceptions.
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I talk about how I discovered slowed down music and towards the end, a little information about my education experience going from community college to university. Bear in mind that I mention other things that relate to what I'm discussing. Enjoy!
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I mainly discuss the Battle Royale game Apex legends. But I also mention other stuff too. It's my first attempt for a podcast. Hope you enjoy!
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