Episode 62 - New Masculine Identities and Pop Culture in 1980s Japan

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Episode 62 - New Masculine Identities and Pop Culture in 1980s Japan

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This week, Sam Timinsky will be joining us for another guest podcast, covering changes in masculine identity in the wake of Japan's economic bubble and bust in the 1980s and 1990s.

As a reminder, there will be no new episode next week; the week after that we will resume normal service.

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Jul 26, 2014

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Episode 62 - New Masculine Identities and Pop Culture in 1980s Japan

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