Things Fell Apart
BBC
If you've ever yelled at someone on social media about, say, cancel culture or mask-wearing, then you are a soldier in the culture wars - those everyday battles for dominance between conflicting values. Read more
Episodes
S2. Bonus episode: An Audience with Jon Ronson 07/17/2024 00:27:25S2. How Things Fell Apart, with Jon Ronson and Adam Buxton 03/13/2024 00:36:46
S2. Ep 8: Mikki’s Hero’s Journey 01/09/2024 00:37:09S2. Ep 7: You’ll Own Nothing and You’ll Be Happy 01/09/2024 00:33:24S2. Ep 6: A Hierarchy of Trauma 01/09/2024 00:33:08 Show all episodes
Our take on Things Fell Apart podcast
In Things Fell Apart, Jon Ronson dives into today's culture wars as well as the extremes of the arguments. He searches the sources of discussions, the polarizing ideas or events that lead to today's controversies and divisive disputes we witness all over social media. Essentially he looks at how a small act can have unforeseen ripple effects. Ronson covers a different topic in each episode of Things Fell Apart. For instance, he looks into the argument between pro-life and anti-abortionists and pro-abortion in the USA. He explains the core of this argument and its root. However, that is not the only topic that Jon Ronson covers. He looks into various issues the current society has witnessed and tries to deconstruct them. Producer
BBC
BBC
Host
Jon Ronson
Jon Ronson
Country
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
Episodes count
22
22
Average duration
32'
32'
Frequency
Weekly
Weekly
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