Articles Archive for September 2008

How Hulu Changed My Life How Hulu Changed My Life
Posted in Featured, Headline, Technology, Television on 29 September 2008

Bill Reichart discusses the personal benefits and pitfalls of Hulu.

Knight Rider and the Men Who Love It Knight Rider and the Men Who Love It
Posted in Featured, Headline, Television on 25 September 2008

David Dunham wonders what drives men, and a bigger mystery - what makes Knight Rider a good idea?

3 Ways to Watch Film and Build Community 3 Ways to Watch Film and Build Community
Posted in Featured, Film, Headline on 24 September 2008

Richard Clark encourages us to invite people to stare at a screen in the dark, but warns us not to stop there.

Robinson’s ‘Home’: Housekeeping in Gilead Robinson’s ‘Home’: Housekeeping in Gilead
Posted in Featured, Headline, Literature on 23 September 2008

Carissa Smith finds a surprising sort of excitement in the new novel from Pulitzer Prize-winning author Marilynne Robinson.

Podcast #29: The Podcast about Nothing Podcast #29: The Podcast about Nothing
Posted in Featured, General Culture, Headline, Podcast on 22 September 2008

Ben Bartlett and Richard Clark get back together again and discuss pop culture’s obsession with nihilism.

The Day Community Came Back The Day Community Came Back
Posted in Featured, General Culture, Headline on 17 September 2008

Richard Clark tells the story of how a windstorm changed the way he and his friends enjoyed pop culture.

Top Five Books on Religion in the South Top Five Books on Religion in the South
Posted in Featured, General Culture, Headline, Literature on 16 September 2008

Carissa Smith explores her roots in a series of recommended books.

Fringe: The Problem with the Pattern Fringe: The Problem with the Pattern
Posted in Featured, Headline, Television on 10 September 2008

Richard Clark looks past the bad dialogue and finds a profound delimma in Fox’s new series, Fringe.

Searching for the Wrong-Eyed Jesus Searching for the Wrong-Eyed Jesus
Posted in Featured, Film, Headline on 9 September 2008

Guest writer Steve Bertolino wrestles with the South and finds unsettling blessings.

Can A Family of Aliens Teach Us To Enjoy Life? Can A Family of Aliens Teach Us To Enjoy Life?
Posted in Featured, Headline, Television on 8 September 2008

David Dunham goes retro and finds motivation to stop and smell the roses.


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