MIR Meets: The Shadows Project Lina Boehmer Sep 18, 2026 Host Lina Boehmer sits down with Agatha Gorski and Naomi Nemickas, founders of the Shadow Project, a youth-led NGO…
Bad Bunny devient la voix de la résistance portoricaine dans une Amérique divisée Gabrielle Rochon Mar 9, 2026 À l’heure d’un profond clivage politique, la musique de Bad Bunny rassemble des populations marginalisées par une…
AI’s Rise in India Is Exposing Women to New Digital Harms Shoshana Iny Feb 15, 2026 The rise of unregulated AI deepfakes are rendering Indian women vulnerable to disturbing rights violations.
À Lisbonne, l’économie prospère grâce au tourisme, tandis que l’identité des… Jeanne Le Roux Feb 1, 2026 Le phénomène de muséification lié à la touristification transforme des quartiers typiquement portugais, autrefois…
The Silent Dangers of Everyday Dialect Discrimination Greta Gustafson Jun 20, 2024 The normalization of linguistic homogeneity pushed by prestigious dialect speakers only continues growing. The…
Why are Americans Disappearing from the Military? Marcus Kelly Apr 12, 2024 For years, The Pentagon has struggled to reach its personnel recruitment goals and finds itself at a serious…
Dig Deeper: Gender Divisions Within Gen Z Ines Fahmi Apr 3, 2024 Host Ines Fahmi sits down with Rose Horowitch, an assistant editor for the Atlantic. They discuss the phenomenon of…
Polar and Polarizing: The Public’s Response to SKIMS’ Nipple Bra Charlotte Power Feb 5, 2024 Nipples have always been controversial, and SKIMS’ new bra is no exception. The brand was founded by fashion and…
“Making My Own Name”: Taylor Swift’s Trouble with Mainstream Feminism Greta Gustafson Dec 8, 2023 Although Taylor Swift has been deemed a feminist icon in popular culture, her expression of feminism remains…
MIR Meets: Katherine Dee Blaise Brosnan Nov 1, 2023 Host Blaise Brosnan sits down with Substack writer and internet culture reporter Katherine Dee, to discuss the…