After a challenging week last week, I use pop culture to help put a pep back in my step. I recommend two TV shows: “Kids Baking Championship, ” and “Escape to the Chateau.” I also discuss TBI brain fatigue. … More Pop Culture Pep Talk and a belated #TBIthursday
A combined #TBIthursday and pop culture recommendation. I discuss bad habits in my #TBIthursday section of this post and recommend some more baking shows in the pop culture recommendation section of this post. … More #TBIthursday: Bad Habits and a Pop Culture Recommendation
A review of the 2020 Emmy Awards and television shows that were nominated and/ awarded. … More Watching The Emmys (2020) With My Parents
A Pop Culture Extra that’s a recommendation of the Netflix show “Love On The Spectrum.” … More Pop Culture Recommendation: Love On The Spectrum
In this pop culture post I highlight the movie “Knives Out” and talk about being my parents’ pop culture concierge. … More Watching Movies With My Parents
I mention movies and other pop culture available about race. Some cable providers and streaming services are offering some movies for free that deal with issues surrounding race and racism. … More Making Movies Count (about race)
I reveal several books I’ve read recently to keep my mind off the chaos of the world. … More Book Recommendations: Using Reading to Cope
I take a look at pop culture about, by, and for mothers and the people who love them. … More The Mother of all Pop Culture
My Top 5 tips on how to keep pop culture special during times when you’re perhaps consuming more than you typically would (e.g. a quarantine and global pandemic). … More Top Five Tips to Keep Pop Culture Special During a Quarantine
In this pop culture post, I discuss how my favorite currently airing TV show, “The Flash,” uses brain injury in its plots and as a part of its character development. This is my second blog post inspired by Brain Injury Awareness Month (March). … More Brain Injury Month: “The Flash” and Brain Injury
