An interview with 'Mind Game' author Julie Kliegman on the crossovers between sports and culture, the toll both take on participants' mental health, and how psychedelics could save them both.
Since when was Sports not pop culture?? Why are you explaining bro? Sports is the biggest thing in Pop Culture and Athletes are the most famous Celebrities in the world, and Taylo Swift is only known in America💀
Since when was Sports not pop culture?? Why are you explaining bro? Sports is the biggest thing in Pop Culture and Athletes are the most famous Celebrities in the world, and Taylo Swift is only known in America💀
This was so good! I'm fascinated by sports as an incubator of both very positive and very negative visions of masculinity.
Definitely! Essay idea!
This is fantastic! I learned so much. I love the "earned arrogance" re: Clark, who reminds me so much of 1980s Jordan.
I said the exact same thing in the moment! (Just edited me out of the transcript.) I kind-of want that on a T-shirt.
Yes! That on a T-shirt and Shirley MacLaine’s “I deserve it” from her 1984 Oscars acceptance speech.
We need an Etsy store.
Since when was Sports not pop culture?? Why are you explaining bro? Sports is the biggest thing in Pop Culture and Athletes are the most famous Celebrities in the world, and Taylo Swift is only known in America💀
Since when was Sports not pop culture?? Why are you explaining bro? Sports is the biggest thing in Pop Culture and Athletes are the most famous Celebrities in the world, and Taylo Swift is only known in America💀