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💥 Read this trending post from Culture | The Guardian 📖 📂 Category: Television & radio,Culture,Podcasting ✅ Key idea: Joe Marler will see you now“This show is phony psychologist Joe,” declares Celebrity Traitors star Joe Marler as he delivers this weekly analysis of a different “client” (celebrity guest). “Fake means fake.” The first episode is an interesting interview with Nick Muhammad. But be careful, it's a video experience, not an audio experience. There are about six minutes of the show that rely on visual gags that are inappropriate for listeners. Alexey Duggins Widely available, weekly episodesDefiantAfter creating a stir as…

🔥 Discover this insightful post from Culture | The Guardian 📖 📂 Category: Television,Television & radio,Culture 📌 Key idea: Civilizations: Rise and Fall9pm on BBC TwoAs the world spirals into oblivion, what did the great civilizations that came before us do when they were on the brink of disaster? This four-part history series gives access to the British Museum in London and leading experts for answers. It begins with Rome, using artefacts to trace its downfall: from the eye-catching head of Augustus to a terracotta theater mask that evokes a pony-tailed barbarian figure (“Romans Don’t Wear Man Buns”). Holly RichardsonInside…

✨ Explore this must-read post from Culture | The Guardian 📖 📂 Category: Photography,Art and design,Culture,London,LGBTQ+ rights 📌 Here’s what you’ll learn: FFor more than three decades, Liz Johnson Artur has photographed “the people I'm with”—a distinctively humble expression that belies the brilliance, intimacy, and unglamorous brilliance of her photographs, an extraordinary archive of thousands of images that celebrate beauty, resilience, community, and resistance. Her intimate, vivid images – often captured quickly on the streets, nightclubs and living rooms – draw you into the moment, before they disappear forever.PDA, the photographer's latest book, celebrates an old London underground music scene.…