Nostalgia Trap - Episode 122: Dunder Mifflin Nation w/ Justin Rogers-Cooper

Justin Rogers-Cooper returns to the Nostalgia Trap to break down the political and social significance of NBC's The Office, positioning the show within the larger context of 21st century neoliberal capitalism. How does the evolving sitcom form reflect changing attitudes about labor, patriarchy, and other structures of oppression? And what does it mean for the future of work?

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