Oh, hey, it's still that throwback picture from when you wore baggy jeans and shell

necklaces.

Ali Ward back with part two of a pop cultural and psychological episode.

Y'all loved the start of last week.

So we're going to finish it off with more of your great questions.

Shall we?

We shall.

Okay, so if you have not listened to last week, you want to hop over to part one first.

You'll hear the definition of anthropology from an actual living, breathing researcher

whose Twitter bio reads, fanthropologist, entertainment futurist, YouTube enthusiast,

and defender of teen girl taste.

So in part one, we covered sports and religion and K-pop goblins for good and the practice

of Disney bounding, which I completely failed to ever define.

It's subtly dressing like Disney characters in the theme parks in a way that only other

Disney fanatics might catch.

That's Disney bounding.

We talked about fan fiction and phrasier and how complex and kind of evil algorithms tell

us what to like.

We talk about free range children, what to do if your favorite author turns out to be problematic

and more.

So that is part one.

In this episode, we're going to hear about shipping, which is short for relationship,

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