Gaming: Culture is Ordinary ... episode 7
59m
·
Culture is Ordinary
·
In this episode we consider (video) games. How to 'read' a game is more than just textual. How is it made? Who is it for? How do we value the act of playing and the (financial) rewards on the 'consumer' and the 'maker' ends?
The episode Gaming: Culture is Ordinary ... episode 7 from the podcast Culture is Ordinary has a duration of
59:39. It was first published
More episodes from Culture is Ordinary
Now What?: Culture is Ordinary ... episode 16
Once you figure out what you *think* your ordinary life is all about, why not embrace it and find your way forward. What are you waiting for. It's now or never ....
Virtually Normal: Culture is Ordinary ... episode 15
Ok, normal, again. But wait. This time it's new normal ... again. But wait, wait. This time is virtually normal. Aren't we all just living in a simulation? The 'new normal' is just a shift from the old normal that wasn't 'real' to begin with. So wasn't it only virtually normal and this is a new virtuality?
Sneakerheads: Culture is Ordinary ... episode 14
Ok. So the whole episode isn't *just* about sneakerheads but a good chunk of it is. Not so much fan boi-ing about sneakers, but talking about why such ordinary things can become elevated to being so much more.
That was my childhood: Culture is Ordinary ... episode 13
Have you ever said the phrase "that was my childhood" after having a media experience? How can we think of our media exposures from our early years AS our childhoods?
Auto-Mediation: Culture is Ordinary ... episode 12
The whole idea of 'auto-mediation' sounds fancy, but it really boils down to asking yourself where media ends and you begin and vice versa. Do media provide us the whole picture and, if not, why and how do we fill in the blanks?