Corners of Culture

Corners of Culture

Society EN ↓ 7 episodes

Corners of Culture is a short podcast & video series exploring the small stuff—flavors, spaces, sayings, habits—that quietly shape how we live and connect. cornersofculture.substack.com

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Corners of Culture

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Jan 11, 2026

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entry no. 07: the feminine icons signaling our return to the sacred 11.01.2026

In this entry of Corners of Culture , I’m thinking out loud about something that’s been hard to ignore lately: the quiet return of religion, tradition, and ritual in pop culture as led by female icons. This episode was sparked by Rosalía’s new album LUX , which leans heavily into sacred imagery, classical sound, and transcendent language. It feels like a real aesthetic and emotional shift, not jus...

06. the things you use every day have stories. you're just not listening. 21.11.2025

Is the Starbucks siren secretly Yemeni? That’s a lore drop. Out of all the objects in your home, the foods you eat every day, and the clothes you rotate through your closet…how many do you actually know the backstory of? This morning I looked at my espresso cup from Paris and it said “MADE IN THAILAND.” What’s that about? Don’t worry, this isn’t a political message about the importance of domestic...

04. Markets & Museums. We once stole culture to display in glass cases, now we steal it to sell in paper cups. 26.09.2025

🎙️ Entry No. 04: Markets & Museums – Is the Marketplace the Modern Museum? Corners of Culture – with Shyne We once stole culture to display in glass cases. Now, we steal it to sell in paper cups. From Korean cream tops to Japanese matcha to Vietnamese coffee , Western brands often repackage global traditions as “innovation.” In this episode, I explore how the marketplace acts like a modern museum...

Entry No. 03: Are coffee shops becoming the new church? ⛪️☕️ 16.08.2025

☕ Episode 3: Are Coffee Shops the New Churches? Hosted by: Shyne, Your Local Cultural Investigator In today’s episode, we explore a spicy question: Are coffee shops assuming the role of modern-day churches? Shyne takes to the streets to hear from locals and examine how coffee shops might be filling a role once held by traditional faith communities—places of belonging, loyalty, identity, and share...

Entry No. 02: the food-ification of beverages 02.08.2025

🎙️ Episode No. 02: The Food-ification of Coffee Corners of Culture – A Cultural Inquiry with Shyne Is your latte starting to taste more like lunch? From mango sticky rice matcha to ramen lattes (yes, actual ramen), this week’s cultural investigation dives into the curious case of meals becoming drinks . What began as a playful sip of something new has spiraled into a full-on trend: food-inspired l...

Corners of Culture: To feed your inner explorer. 31.07.2025

🎙️ Episode 1: Welcome to Corners of Culture 👀 Hosted by: Shyne, your Loal Cultural Investigator In this kickoff episode of Corners of Culture , Shyne introduces you to the heart of this limited podcast and video series—a curiosity-driven look into the small, specific things in life that tell big stories about culture. Whether it’s a phrase in another language packed with emotion, a flavor that hi...

Entry No. 1: can a single phrase change how you live?🫀 22.07.2025

A new saying. A short story. And musings about the relationship between language and culture. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit cornersofculture.substack.com

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