We鈥檝e been noticing a sort of backwards-looking bent lately in TV shows like Ripley, with its 1960s setting and its black-and-white aesthetic and its lush 1950s Italian pop soundtrack. Or Fallout, with its particular brand of retro-futurism and its Jazz Age-to-Space Age music. Or Sugar, with it classic movie-obsessed protagonist and its neo-noir tone.
There鈥檚 a theory that there鈥檚 more of an emphasis on nostalgia right now than normal because . There鈥檚 even .
This hour, a Nose-ish look at the heightened role of nostalgia in our popular culture right now. Plus: .
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- Jessica Andrews: A novelist and a contributing editor at Elle UK; her most recent novel is
- Spencer Kornhaber: A staff writer at The Atlantic and the author of
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