
We Blame Roseanne

Overview
We Blame Roseanne is a sharp, analytical cultural critique that uses the legacy of the sitcom 'Roseanne' and its titular star as a lens to examine broader societal issues. Moving beyond a standard recap format, the hosts dissect the intersection of entertainment, politics, and learned behaviors, exploring how media figures shape public discourse and reinforce toxic patterns. The show is distinctive for its critical, often provocative approach to pop culture, challenging the 'comfort show' narrative by exposing the underlying ideologies in beloved media. It is an essential listen for audiences interested in media studies, social justice, and the critical deconstruction of white feminism, celebrity culture, and the political influence of television.
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Est. Podcast Downloads
4,240
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18-24
12.0%
25-34
28.0%
35-44
26.0%
45-54
18.0%
55-64
11.0%
65-99
5.0%
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4.0%
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4.0%
$200k-1000k
2.0%
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