Shownotes Transcript
Cop shows have come under scrutiny over the last few weeks with police brutality and the systemic problems of how we police our communities taking center stage in the unrest happening around the US. On this episode, we spend some times discussing our own experiences with cop shows, discuss why they are so popular, and imagine a world post police-procedural.
What's Popping? - Taste the Nation, Dark, His Dark Materials
Good Pop Culture Club recognizes that we are currently in a historic moment in American history. We know that Black lives matter and stand with the brave people fighting across the world for an end to systemic racism in our institutions as well as the death and inequality those systems cause.
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