#media consumption

Do spoiler warnings actually ruin the experience more than the spoiler itself?

With podcast ad breaks getting longer, are you switching to audio documentaries?

Is reading the source material really worth it, or am I just wasting time?

Streaming services vs physical media — which is better for the planet?

Does anyone still bother with music podcasts when AI summaries exist?

Does listening to an audiobook actually count as reading, or are you just lazy?

How do you even keep up with all the drama in the sports world these days?

Is rewatching comfort shows a sign of a limited personality, or are you just gatekeeping what people enjoy?

What’s your take on people who only watch documentaries and nothing else?

Does anyone else feel like short-form content is ruining our ability to sit through a movie?

Should we stop pretending that binge-watching entire seasons in one night is any different from junk food?

Is rewatching old comfort series just a way to avoid new films?

Should I switch to a cheaper streaming service

Are short-form audio clips replacing long-form podcasts in 2025?

Does your podcast listening say more about your biases than your interests?

Does the world really need another true crime podcast, or are we just addicted to misery?

Is it worth paying for a streaming service when you can just rent movies?

Should we stop romanticizing binge-watching as "self-care," when it’s really just a marketing trick to keep you subscribed?

Is binge-watching destroying the art of storytelling?

Do people who hate subtitles secretly just have terrible attention spans?