Next Gen Culture Files
Welcome to Next Gen Culture Files, where history, culture, media, and marketing intertwine. Hosted by Teasha Leigh, this podcast dives deep into how communication shapes and influences us (sometimes for better, sometimes for worse) and how we can remain genuine in the ever-evolving digital age.
Podcasting since 2025 • 7 episodes
Next Gen Culture Files
Latest Episodes
The Justin Bieber Clickbait Crisis: What’s Really Going On?
Today, we’re unpacking one of the biggest clickbait crises of the year...What’s really going on with Justin Bieber? Recent reports from The Hollywood Reporter reveal the singer still owes his record label four albums as part of a contr...
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Episode 7
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20:13
Beauty Standards Unfiltered: The Media, Tech, and TikTok Effect
Today, we’re tackling a question that’s on everyone’s mind (whether we admit it or not): What does it really mean to be “pretty enough” in today’s digital age? With social media, filters, TikTok trends, and the entertainment industry shaping ho...
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Season 1
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Episode 6
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23:48
Lost City Beneath the Giza Pyramids? Latest Discoveries That Could Rewrite History
Today, we’re unraveling groundbreaking discoveries beneath the Great Pyramid of Giza. Italian researchers have unearthed shafts and chambers 2,000 feet underground, hinting at a lost civilization that may predate the pyramids by tens of thousan...
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Episode 5
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17:54
Snow White's Marketing Crisis: What Went Wrong? Was It Really That Bad?
Today, we’re unpacking one of the biggest marketing crises of the year...the new Snow White movie. From PR mishaps to social media debates, this film has sparked a lot of controversy. My issue is many critics of the movie ...
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Season 1
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Episode 4
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22:09
The Story of Gabby Petito and the Clues Social Media Revealed
Today’s episode is both devastating and deeply critical. We’re discussing the tragic story of Gabby Petito, a bright young woman whose life was cut short in 2021. Her case shook the world, shedding light on domestic violence, system...
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Episode 3
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