Everybody that we know is obsessed with shows like that,

succession in the white lotus and the like.

And that's because obsession with social status and money

and things like that are consuming elements of the chattering class.

But I don't think they're consuming elements of the lives of most people when they sit down and they want to watch

something on their screen. Last week we asked Mohammed Al-Aryan what the economy and the markets would look like in

2023. Sticking with a version of that theme, we wanted to ask our friend and

frequent guest on this podcast, John Pot Horritt's, what we're going to actually watch in

2023.

What's happening to the film and television industry and what's happening to our consumption

habits?

John, who's been on this podcast to talk about a what's happening to our consumption habits.

John, who's been on this podcast

to talk about a range of issues, is a writer,

public intellectual, and culture critic.

He's the editor-in-chief of Commentary magazine,

which I'm a big fan of, of I'm on the board of.

He's host of Commentary's Award-winning daily podcast.

He's a columnist for the New York Post.

He was film critic for the weekly standard

and now writes frequent reviews of television and film for the Washington Free Beacon.

This is call me back.

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