One Sentence Media Reviews
If you're a seasoned veteran the stories and explanations of psychedelics from the perspective of a 60-something year old noob might be a little obvious, but the history, the neuroscience, and the description of recent scientific studies are all interesting and inspiring.
I love a book that wants to get to the bottom of a complicated situation, and spares no expense or detail in doing so (even at the risk of making the reader endure the fact that there are dozens of rich white dude characters all named almost the same thing - looking at you james roberts and jim robertson), a book that really fully and truly explains the depths of something important.
the best part about this wonderful and wonderfully sad post apocalyptic travelogue is the intense introspection on the end of society; the funnest part is the inventory management.
This classic cartoon network animated show, like steven universe, starts off simple but quickly becomes deep and compelling, with fascinating characters, deep emotional and spiritual lessons, and a wonderful ending.
couldn't get into the new mcdonald novel - cheesy and overwrought.
This second volume of Morris' Roosevelt biography is a satisfying deep dive into the two presidential terms; it manages to be incredibly detailed, easy to read, and full of interesting points and details, altho in some ways it is light on overall analysis.
The jokes were so flat, the stakes so low, the stories so uninspired, I could only get through three episodes of this once beloved show.