Ep. 8 [HYPE CULTURE]: The Netflix Mammoth, Facebook’s “Watch”, “Box- set Britain”, and more

Coffee Talk with Ian & Ivy

For their eighth episode, Ian & Ivy continue their second monthly themed topic: pop culture. The pair delve into the “Netflix Mammoth”, how Netflix has grown so much in just the past few years. The streaming industry is heating up with Disney stepping into the game. What will that mean for viewers? Next up, they discuss Facebook’s new “Watch” service as well as the phenomenon named “Box-set Britain”. Millennials and Gen Z are all about the bingeing. The pair conclude the episode discussing if different theories of how the world came to be could exist at the same time.

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Intro, transitional, & outro music: “Strength of Knowing” by Jesse Spillane (http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Jesse_Spillane/Sky_Ship/Jesse_Spillane_-_Sky_Ship_-_09_Strength_of_Knowing) from the album “Sky Ship” (http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Jesse_Spillane/Sky_Ship/). Curated by “Music for Video” (http://freemusicarchive.org/curator/Video/).

Sky Ship by Jesse Spillane is licensed under a Attribution License © 2015.