Life Unscripted – What Can We Learn From Reality TV
from Purposely Mimi Hosted by Purposely Mimi
Whether you love or hate reality TV, the cultural societal impact is undeniable. On this fun episode of Purposely Mimi, the case for reality TV is explored & Mimi argues a winning verdict for why this genre is important. Does reality TV help people reflect on their own lives – Mimi & Kam discuss the positive highlights of the genre, as well as the darker side. Follow Mimi on Instagram & X/Twitter: Purposely_mimi E: [email protected]
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