36 min

Movies Gave Us Unrealistic Expectations Nicstalgia

    • Society & Culture

Liana Pavane is featured in this week's episode of Nicstalgia. We hang out at the intersection of dating, technology, and pop culture. We discuss how Disney gave us unrealistic dating expectations and how This Is Us is an amazing example of relatable, emotionally resonant storytelling. Liana shares how growing up in NYC is not really like Gossip Girl and that although Emily in Paris is unrealistic, you can still have an amazing love affair of your own.

3:14 My infamous Jasmine costume and our first crushes
5:27 The problem with teen movies
9:41 A NYC native’s perspective on NYC dating pop culture
15:01 Better examples of relationships in pop culture
19:24 Learning lessons by looking at media with subjectivity
20:31 How This is Us is an amazing (and surprisingly realistic) story
23:46 Seeing people text on TV and in movies was so weird
33:51 500 Days of Summer and how sometimes things don’t work out

About our Guest
Liana Pavane an event/podcast host born and raised in NYC. She founded TTYL, a tech-free community dedicated to human connection, in 2018 after noticing how plugged into her phone she became with the rise of social media and technology post-graduation. After launching a dating podcast during the pandemic, Ghosts of Dates Past, she is bringing TTYL back with a focus on singles and friends nights because meeting new people can be extremely difficult (let alone approaching others). TTYL is a phone-free space full of eager to connect individuals, a night full of nostalgic childhood activities, with the mission that you leave feeling more confident and curious than before.

Connect with Liana
Instagram 〰 GDP Instagram 〰 TTYL Instagram

Connect with Nic
TikTok 〰 Instagram 〰 Twitter 〰 Substack

Special Thanks 💖
Artwork by @hmdraws_
Music by @egmusicnyc
Video by @valentinareyes9

YouTube CC available in English and Español
Episode Transcript



#PopCulture #Nostalgia #Throwback #Y2K #2000saesthetic #90snostalgia

Liana Pavane is featured in this week's episode of Nicstalgia. We hang out at the intersection of dating, technology, and pop culture. We discuss how Disney gave us unrealistic dating expectations and how This Is Us is an amazing example of relatable, emotionally resonant storytelling. Liana shares how growing up in NYC is not really like Gossip Girl and that although Emily in Paris is unrealistic, you can still have an amazing love affair of your own.

3:14 My infamous Jasmine costume and our first crushes
5:27 The problem with teen movies
9:41 A NYC native’s perspective on NYC dating pop culture
15:01 Better examples of relationships in pop culture
19:24 Learning lessons by looking at media with subjectivity
20:31 How This is Us is an amazing (and surprisingly realistic) story
23:46 Seeing people text on TV and in movies was so weird
33:51 500 Days of Summer and how sometimes things don’t work out

About our Guest
Liana Pavane an event/podcast host born and raised in NYC. She founded TTYL, a tech-free community dedicated to human connection, in 2018 after noticing how plugged into her phone she became with the rise of social media and technology post-graduation. After launching a dating podcast during the pandemic, Ghosts of Dates Past, she is bringing TTYL back with a focus on singles and friends nights because meeting new people can be extremely difficult (let alone approaching others). TTYL is a phone-free space full of eager to connect individuals, a night full of nostalgic childhood activities, with the mission that you leave feeling more confident and curious than before.

Connect with Liana
Instagram 〰 GDP Instagram 〰 TTYL Instagram

Connect with Nic
TikTok 〰 Instagram 〰 Twitter 〰 Substack

Special Thanks 💖
Artwork by @hmdraws_
Music by @egmusicnyc
Video by @valentinareyes9

YouTube CC available in English and Español
Episode Transcript



#PopCulture #Nostalgia #Throwback #Y2K #2000saesthetic #90snostalgia

36 min

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