‘Taxi’ and the Workplace April 29, 2024 Why the classic ’70s sitcom deserves a rewatch in 2024. by Ciara Moloney
What Peace in Northern Ireland Teaches us About ‘Endless’ Conflicts January 29, 2024 No two conflicts are exactly like, but Northern Ireland offers lessons for today’s seemingly intractable conflicts. If the international community can underwrite war, it can also underwrite peace and justice. by Ciara Moloney
Why You Should be Watching Soviet Cinema October 31, 2023 Introducing the wonderful world of Soviet films, which deserve revisiting and appreciating. by Ciara Moloney
The Labor Politics of “Air” September 04, 2023 Revisiting a seemingly pro-corporate “brandopic.” by Ciara Moloney
‘The Miracle Worker’ Tells a Surprisingly Bold and Liberatory Story about Helen Keller June 26, 2023 How the 1962 film about Helen Keller is not the sanitized, ableist depiction we might assume. by Ciara Moloney
In Defense of South Park April 10, 2023 Reflecting on a hilarious, problematic, iconic show. by Ciara Moloney
Elvis Like You’ve Never Seen Him Before January 29, 2023 How Baz Luhrmann’s “Elvis” took one of the most familiar stories in music history and somehow made it fresh again. by Ciara Moloney
Entering the Twilight Zone August 22, 2022 Even though television is a highly commercialized art form, The Twilight Zone still managed to offer innovation and politically incisive commentary. by Ciara Moloney