S2E4 - How happy are the holidays?

Tales of Consumption by University of Southern Denmark

Dec 17, 202136:11Science & Medicine

In this episode we talk about how consumption plays a key role in the holiday season and why this can be problematic. We discuss Black Friday, consumer representations, and the plight of non-celebrants as well as those w...

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