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Nathan Drezner

Arts & Culture

Planet Earth II Brings Back BBC Earth’s Beloved Nature Series

By Nathan Drezner

My parents aren’t big fans of the Disney Channel or Cartoon Network—those channels have ads about cereal that play every…

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Arts & Culture

A Brief Introduction to the Wide World of Podcasts

By Nathan Drezner

Tucked away on your iPhone is a shaded purple app called “Podcasts.” It’s likely that you’ve never opened this app—or…

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Sympathy for the Devil: How Black Mirror Crafts Compelling Narratives Out of Disturbing Characters

By Nathan Drezner

Writers today, especially in television, are not afraid of creating protagonists who are fundamentally bad people. Anti-heroes are commonplace like…

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