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Coming up on forum, remember owning your movies and music on tape,

CD, or DVD? Vinyl has long been popular, but other physical media are having a moment.

As frustration mounts with streaming platforms that can remove beloved shows at a moment's notice

while charging endless subscription fees, as more people report feeling nostalgic for a time

when we could truly hold on to the media we love,

we look into what's driving the analog resurgence,

and we want to hear from you.

What's a piece of physical media you're holding on to?

Tell us, after this news. Welcome to Forum. I'm Mina Kim. Rolling Stone published an article this month about how people are really appreciating CDs, VHS, DVDs, and other physical media because they're disappointed

with streaming services. The piece is called physical media is cool again. Streaming services

have themselves to blame. And it got us talking about whether or not that's true. So listeners

tell us, is our increasingly streaming-filled or digital world for movies and music,

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