How Classic Sitcoms Rewrote Your Brain (Before You Even Realized It)
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How Classic Sitcoms Rewrote Your Brain (Before You Even Realized It)
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Ever look back at the shows you loved as a kid and realize they were quietly teaching you a lesson you never asked to learn? 📺✨
In this video, I’m opening up about the 1970s and '80s television landscape—and the very different rules of happiness it taught different children. We’re diving into the stark contrast between the effortless, default stability of shows like The Brady Bunch or Silver Spoons, and the survival-as-normal narratives of Good Times or Sanford & Son.
I also share a deeply personal piece of my own childhood growing up in the Chicagoland area, watching The Bozo Show, and the exact moment I realized what—and who—was missing from the screen.
This is a conversation about the scripts we inherit from media, how they shape our expectations of where we belong, and how we can finally stop performing roles that were written for us before we even understood the structure.
Let's talk about it in the comments: What did your favorite childhood shows teach you about what's "normal"?