
Well, that was a thing
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About this listen
Here are some of the things we mentioned:
- We launched in December 2017, when Elizabeth was 15
- Y2K fashion is back?
- Zine culture
- Lilly Singh went from relatable YouTuber to out of touch late show host
- The painful “Gen Z slang” SNL skit
- David Foot and Douglas Coupland contributed to a hyper-awareness of generation
- StyleLikeU interview with an elder gay couple to start you off
- Content notice: mentions of sex, homophobia, addiction and violence
- But it’s really sweet we promise <3
- Harold Innis and Marshall McLuhan – still pretty helpful guys for understanding what’s going on
- If you aren’t sold on wrestling, watch these videos
- You can find Karen’s work at Taproot Edmonton and Taproot Publishing
- Shout-out to our colleagues at the Alberta Podcast Network
- The first pages of Elizabeth’s comic project
- You might hear us some time on I Don’t Get It
- We recommend Transistor for hosting and Castria for editing
Many thanks to our sponsors:
- BGCBigs
- Virtual Open House Season from Edmonton Public Schools
That's a Thing?! is a proud member of the Alberta Podcast Network. Locally grown. Community supported.
We’re done now, but you can still email us at thatsathingyeg@gmail.com or tweet at us: @thatsathingyeg.
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Our theme music is Ragtime Dance by Scott Joplin, from Free Music Archive.
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