Culture & Society
Explore the provocative intersections of culture and society, where tradition clashes with modernity and sparks a revolution of ideas.
Blachly, Oregon: The Quiet Heart of True American Values
Vince Vanguard
Blachly, Oregon is an unincorporated community that stands as a bastion of traditional American values amidst the Oregon wilderness. Experience the unfiltered freedom and strong community values rarely found in today’s cities.
Licorice: The Candy Liberals Love to Hate
Vince Vanguard
Licorice, a candy with a rich history and unique taste, has become a symbol of cultural and political debates, challenging mainstream candy norms.
Dobble: The Game That Puts Your Brain to the Test
Vince Vanguard
Ever wondered what France gave us besides wine and cheese? Enter Dobble, a fast-paced card game that pits your reflexes and wit against everyone, kids included, in relentless rounds of symbolic match-making.
Jagged Mind: The Puzzle That Pokes Holes in Liberal Comfort Zones
Vince Vanguard
"Jagged Mind," a 2023 film, challenges viewers with its fragmented storytelling and daring exploration of identity, agency, and trauma. It confronts societal norms with a bold, unsettling narrative, urging audiences to question modern cultural programming.
The Crunchy Legend of Weetos: Cereal with Attitude
Vince Vanguard
Weetos isn't just a cereal; it's a delicious rebellion against dull breakfasts since 1983. This classic chocolate wheat-based cereal proves mornings can be indulgent without apology.
Dreamy Eyes: A Celluloid Masterpiece That Dares to Dream
Vince Vanguard
"Dreamy Eyes" is a Vietnamese romantic film directed by Victor Vũ, exploring unyielding devotion set against '70s Vietnam's beautiful scenery, causing cultural ripples and inviting introspection.
Super Deluxe: A Film That Challenges Society's Comfort Zones
Vince Vanguard
'Super Deluxe' is a provocative Indian film that defies conventional storytelling by intersecting multiple narratives with bold themes and disrupting societal norms.
Jacques Audiard: Crafting a Symphony of Humanity on Screen
Martin Sparks
Jacques Audiard, a pioneering filmmaker from Paris, has masterfully captured human emotion and redemption in cinema since the late 1980s, weaving stories that tread the line between vulnerability and grit with science-like precision.
Ayres Britto: The Optimistic Luminary of Brazilian Jurisprudence
Martin Sparks
Meet Carlos Ayres Britto, the former Chief Justice of Brazil’s Federal Supreme Court, whose optimistic approach to law shaped Brazilian jurisprudence and continues to inspire readers and legal scholars today.
Kicking Social Justice Warriors to the Curb with ASA Fodbold
Vince Vanguard
Tired of soccer turning into a platform for political correctness? ASA Fodbold, based in Aarhus, Denmark since 1900, stands against the shift, prioritizing community and sport over agenda-driven initiatives.
Ted Trent: Breaking the Mold and Making Waves
KC Fairlight
Ted Trent is an actor, producer, and filmmaker whose versatility and political liberalism make him a unique force in Hollywood. His dedication to authentic storytelling and inclusivity reshapes the way we experience cinema.
Mishkino: A Glimpse into the Heart of Kurgan Oblast
KC Fairlight
Mishkino, hidden within Russia's Kurgan Oblast, reveals a compelling dance between past and present. Discover a community where tradition and modernity hold hands.
Exploring the Science and Soul of 'Golden Child'
Martin Sparks
Embark on a journey through the captivating emotional landscape of Claire Adam’s 'Golden Child', where family dynamics intertwine with socio-economic challenges in the vibrant setting of Trinidad.
Unearthing Freedom: The Chronicles of Quilombos
KC Fairlight
Quilombos, communities formed by escaped enslaved people in Brazil, symbolize historical defiance against oppression and still influence modern fights for equality and identity.
Itahar High School: Tradition Meets Excellence
Vince Vanguard
Itahar High School in West Bengal is where rigorous academics merge with traditional values to mold exceptional young minds. It's a conservative haven standing testimony to true education.
The Enigmatic Journey of Jay Alexander
KC Fairlight
Jay Alexander's story captivates as a blend of artistry, self-discovery, and activism. From performing arts to meaningful advocacy, his journey is both enchanting and inspiring.
Why 'A Distant Neighborhood' Will Leave You Questioning Everything—Even Your Politics
Vince Vanguard
'A Distant Neighborhood,' directed by Sam Garbarski and starring Pascal Greggory, transports viewers to a simpler, more meaningful era through the magic of time travel. The film avoids modern Hollywood's political pitfalls to tell a profound story of family and personal rediscovery.
Sweet Porridge: Comfort in a Bowl
KC Fairlight
Sweet porridge has been a comforting staple across cultures, evolving from a simple necessity to a versatile dish enjoyed worldwide. Its adaptability and history symbolize comfort, mindfulness, and continuity.
The Grit and Glory of 'Attack on the Iron Coast'
Vince Vanguard
"Attack on the Iron Coast," released in 1968, is a stirring cinematic tribute to Allied heroism during World War II, showcasing the audacity and resolve of Major Wilson and his commandos in a daring raid on Nazi-occupied France.
The Unstoppable Force: Trevor Corson's Surprising Contributions
Vince Vanguard
Trevor Corson takes storytelling to uncharted depths, turning simple subjects like sushi and lobsters into captivating tales with a purpose, jolting traditionalists to sit up and take notice.
Exploring the Vibrant Essence of Gaborone Central: A Beacon of Progress and Innovation
Martin Sparks
Step into Gaborone Central, where tradition meets modernity in the heart of Botswana's capital, transforming it into a hub of cultural vibrance, economic growth, and educational prowess.
Unlocking the Mysteries of Mother Nature’s Mind-Bending Botanicals
KC Fairlight
Explore the enchanting world of psychoactive plants that have fascinated humanity for ages. Discover their roles across history and today's changing perspectives.
El Tío Disparate: A Delightful Dive into Latin American Cinema
KC Fairlight
The delightfully whimsical film 'El Tío Disparate', directed by Enrique Cahen Salaberry and released in 1978, takes us on a comedic journey with Luis Sandrini at its heart. This Argentine classic captures familial chaos, societal norms, and humor, wrapped in a vibrant Latin American backdrop.
The CBC Radio Building: A Sound Haven in the Heart of the City
Martin Sparks
The CBC Radio Building in Toronto is an architectural and cultural icon, blending history and cutting-edge technology to create a vibrant center for Canadian broadcasting since 1992.