Postwar Pop
Andrew HuntTales of Postwar American pop culture history, including movies, books, TV, music, biographical sketches, consumerism, and other things. By Andrew Hunt, U.S. history prof, University of Waterloo.
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POP CULTURE DIARIES 003: Confessions of a Postwar Ghost Hunter
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“Police Lieutenant Daniel Bradford, forty years of age, fifteen years with the department. In the official files, he is a lieutenant, in...
POP CULTURE DIARIES 002: Time Travel Through Airwaves...
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October 24, 2026
Ghost Signals in the Headphones
There is no form of time travel quite as immersive or potent as a radio aircheck.
Airchec...
POP CULTURE DIARIES 001: “Grateful for That at That Time”
Sue Lyon in the early 1960s.
October 16, 2026
Being a historian often feels like being a detective. You start researching a topic, you weigh in on what you’ve discovered so far, and then you find out there’s a lot more to your subject tha...
How Sue Lyon Liberated Lolita
Warning: The following article contains spoilers about Stanley Kubrick’s Lolita (1962).
“The swift transition from anonymity to stardom has left an inevitable mark on one so young. She swings from naiveté to an almost breathless s...
The Return of Postwar Pop!!
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Greetings Pop Culture Junkies,
Andrew Hunt here, Professor Pop Culture, coming to you from warm and breezy Ontario, where the leaves are turning...
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