Angus returns for a conversation with Craig and Taylor about how we could learn to ask better questions of pop culture. We explore the difference between watching and analysing, how to think critically through confusion, obsession or discomfort. Drawing on Angus’ ideas from Kierkegaard, we also discuss why debates about “separating the art from the artist” keep returning, and how ethical media consumption can slide into self-surveillance.

This episode was recorded at Hobart’s Edge Radio 99.3FM studios, and first aired on 22 Jan 2026.
For more info on Media Mothership go to https://mediamothership.au/ 
Recorded live each week from Edge Radio studios in Hobart, Tasmania. https://www.edgeradio.org.au/

Angus returns for a conversation with Craig and Taylor about how we could learn to ask better questions of pop culture. We explore the difference between watching and analysing, how to think critically through confusion, obsession or discomfort. Drawing on Angus&rsquo; ideas from Kierkegaard, we also discuss why debates about &ldquo;separating the art from the artist&rdquo; keep returning, and how ethical media consumption can slide into self-surveillance.
This episode was recorded at Hobart&rsquo;s Edge Radio 99.3FM studios, and first aired on 22 Jan 2026. For more info on Media Mothership go to https://mediamothership.au/&nbsp; Recorded live each week from Edge Radio studios in Hobart, Tasmania. https://www.edgeradio.org.au/

Media Mothership explores how media can shape our understanding of the world around us through interviews and discussions with content makers, critical thinkers and forensic fans of movies, TV shows, video games etc. Host Dr Craig Norris discusses the latest news, absurdities and trends of modern media and culture.
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Media Mothership explores how media can shape our understanding of the world through interviews and discussions with content makers, critical thinkers and forensic fans of movies, TV shows, video games, etc. Host Dr Craig Norris discusses the latest news, absurdities and trends in modern media and culture.

Media Mothership explores how media can shape our understanding of the world through interviews and discussions with content makers, critical thinkers and forensic fans of movies, TV shows, video games, etc. Host Dr Craig Norris discusses the latest news, absurdities and trends in modern media and culture.