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PopPolitics covers the convergence of politics and pop culture with smart cultural criticism, political analysis and reviews.

Founded in 2000 as an online magazine (here’s our original mission statement), today PopPolitics is a group blog on current issues and events with a magazine section that continues to publish in-depth analysis. Numerous articles have been reprinted in other media and academic anthologies.

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soundbites: in the news

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Editor Christine Cupaiuolo has been quoted in the International Herald Tribune, Detroit News, Sacramento Bee and Hartford Courant.

Steven C. Day’s lyrics to Songs of Enron were set to music on Radio National’s Background Briefing, a current affairs program produced by the Australian Broadcasting Corp.

Bernie Heidkamp was interviewed on CBC’s This Morning with Shelagh Rogers, where he discussed the impact popular culture had on our response to the events of 9.11. Here is his article on the subject.

Jimmy Dean Smith was quoted in Australia’s The Age. The article, Sustaining the Art of Protest, focused on anti-war music and its place in popular culture.

Richard C. Crepeau was quoted in the Savannah Morning News‘ special series on how 60 years of war (1941-2001) shaped America. In Days of Infamy: Upheaval, Crepeau discussed the effect of war on popular culture.

kudos & reviews

In 2002, the Chicago Tribune included PopPolitics in its look at Chicago-based websites:
“[A] local production … and quite an impressive one at that; a consistently interesting site that examines the intersection of popular culture and politics — and I guess that’s as good an excuse as any to feature The Songs of Enron, among other, generally more serious, well-considered material.”

“Ambitious and high-minded …”
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“Worth a visit, even a bookmark”
Political Site of the Day

“More like Salon than George …”
The Scout Report for Social Sciences listed PopPolitics as a learning resource

“This site has perhaps the most creative pay scale going.”
Wired News (back in the days of homemade cookies …)

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