Chapter Eighteen - On the Brink: Of a Barbenheimer Academy Awards

The envelopes are all opened, the gowns and jewelry packed back up but we're not done talking about the Oscars. Why do those gold statuettes matter, what do they have to do with real life, why should we care? Columnist/author Kate Cohen rewrites the big speech in Barbie, women's right activist Pamela Nugent scolds Oppenheimer for a missed chance at lobbying for peace, film enthusiast and student Jim Getz talks about why film and film prizes are more than just glam. Plus extra bonus content after the episode; an excerpt from a presentation I made to the League of Women Voters.