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3.05 | The Lost Girls | 1.23.20

3.05 | The Lost Girls | 1.23.20

FromMorgendorks: A Daria Podcast


3.05 | The Lost Girls | 1.23.20

FromMorgendorks: A Daria Podcast

ratings:
Length:
57 minutes
Released:
Jan 23, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Some folks want to be forever young, some folks want to please those who want to be forever young, and some just want to be left alone. It's time for Morgendorks! This week, we're looking at "The Lost Girls." When Daria's unknowingly entered into and wins (naturally) an essay contest, she "gets" to spend a few days alongside Val, a prominent teen magazine magnate and pop culture ... eugh, I guess the word would be influencer? Holy cow.
For our cultural context, we take a bit of a dive into Jane Pratt—for whom Val is a thinly veiled stand-in—and the potentially insidious sway magazines had over teenage girls of the 90s and early 2000s.
Note: We're working on clearing up some of this remaining audio issues. Apologies for the random dips in quality.
Links:
The Cut | Jane Pratt's Perpetual Adolescence: Why She's Still Talking Teen Three Decades After Sassy | Carl Swanson
Kaiser Family Foundation | Kids & Media @ The New Millennium
Kaiser Family Foundation | Tweens, Teens, and Magazines
Nancy Signorielli | Reflections of Girls in the Media: A Content Analysis
Outpost Daria Reborn
Website: morgendorks.podbean.com
Patreon: patreon.com/morgendorks
Email: morgendorks@gmail.com
Twitter: @morgendorks
Facebook: fb.me/morgendorks.podcast
Released:
Jan 23, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (72)

We're engaging in that proud Millennial tradition of nostalgia podcasting by taking an in-depth look at Daria, the iconic MTV cartoon that aired from 1997 to 2002. Whether you're a long-time fan of the show (like host Rob Press) or a relative newcomer (like host Nissa Lee), join us every two weeks as we explore the cynical, sarcastic, still-very-resonant world of our favorite animated teenage misanthrope.