Jacquie J SarahHope has become unfashionable. This essay explores hope as rebellion, apathy culture, and why comedy, creativity, and care still matter.
Jacquie J SarahAI won’t take over the world. It’ll just make it boring. A sharp essay on apathy, creativity, comedy, and choosing to stay human.
Jacquie J SarahAlf Garnett was designed to mock bigotry — not celebrate it. Here’s how Till Death Us Do Part blurred the line between satire and offence.
Jacquie J SarahMrs Brown’s Boys isn’t perfect — but mocking those who love it misses the point. Here’s why comedy snobbery is the real joke.