Where Does Individualism Fit Into Society?

How Do We Present or Project Wealth?

In this episode, the group explores how people use money, possessions, and personal style to shape how others see them. The conversation examines the connection between wealth, identity, and social status, while encouraging listeners to think about how these influences affect their relationships and communities. Website: [https://www.lcc.edu/as/ssh/]Social Science and Humanities Department at LCC [https://www.lcc.edu/as/ssh/]

What Does It Mean to Be Healthy?

This episode takes a closer look at how society shapes the way we think about health and wellness. The conversation explores the influence of social media, culture, and the medical world on what people see as “healthy,” and how those messages can affect confidence and mental well-being. Website: [https://www.lcc.edu/as/ssh/]Social Science and Humanities Department at LCC [https://www.lcc.edu/as/ssh/]

Where Does Individualism Fit Into Society?

This episode explores individualism in today’s society, focusing on how people balance personal identity with societal expectations and group norms. The discussion also covers how technology and socioeconomic factors shape individual behavior, ultimately raising questions about how authentic individualism can be, in an increasingly connected world. Website: [https://www.lcc.edu/as/ssh/]Social Science and Humanities Department at LCC [https://www.lcc.edu/as/ssh/]

How Do We View the Process of Aging?

This episode explores how society views aging and the stereotypes that shape those perceptions. Join Alisa, Isaiah, Jaffret, and Camille, as they examines cultural beliefs about older adults, including assumptions about wisdom, decline, competence, and social visibility. The discussion also highlights how media and culture influence these views, and how an empathetic understanding of aging is especially important. Website: [https://www.lcc.edu/as/ssh/]Social Science and Humanities Department at LCC [https://www.lcc.edu/as/ssh/]

How Covid Has Shaped Social Interaction

This episode of the Sociological POV podcast examines how the COVID-19 pandemic reshaped social interaction, contrasting the hosts’ once-active social lives with the isolation experienced during lockdowns. Through personal anecdotes, they highlight the emotional toll of disconnection and critique the growing reliance on digital communication, particularly its potential impact on younger generations’ social skills. The discussion also explores the lingering hesitation many people now feel when initiating conversations or forming new relationships, a challenge increasingly visible in educational settings where students are often reluctant to engage with instructors or peers. Website: [https://www.lcc.edu/as/ssh/]Social Science and Humanities Department at LCC [https://www.lcc.edu/as/ssh/]