Inconclusion

If you don't have room to listen to this episode right now, you can put it in your bag for later use! In this newest chapter of Inconclusion, İzel walks us through the intricacies of her bag usage and design while the rest of us chime in with our thoughts on bags (or lack thereof!). From the little pouches that sometimes contain even smaller pouches to the platonic ideal of a back

If you don't listen to this episode, odds will not be on your side! But are they ever, really? We sat down and discussed the sprawling expansion of betting & gambling into our daily lives through the internet - not just by sports but also politics, finance, celebrities, or even everyone's favourite Eurocentric song contest. How do we feel about this, what can we do, or should s

WE ARE BACK! Over the break, we've been thinking a lot... You might say we were OVERTHINKING! So to tackle this problem we read a book about it! Thanks to "Stop Overthinking" by Nick Trenton, we have access to many techniques that will help us to overcome our issues. Or do we? You won't know until you listen because just like the book this episode is based on, this blurb is a short

Are you listening to this episode on your phone or your computer? The answer might be life-changing! Or, we think so, which is why this episode is about how we divide our time and tasks between mobile phones and computers. What tasks do we use exclusively one platform for? Does it all come down to personal preference, or are there inevitabilities involved? And how much have our cho

If you arrived at this episode while on an Inconclusion listening spree, prepare to be called out - because we're talking about bingewatching! Bingewatching as a mainstream culture has been with us for almost a decade now, but how has that shaped our viewing experience of serial shows? Or more importantly, how those shows are made? Find out in this episode of Inconclusion, streamed

Izel's table is ready and the cannons are fired, so don't let this iftar special Inconclusion episode go cold before diving in! We might have left Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr behind for this year, but traditions around them are and have always been around us - but how do these traditions affect us and our world? And perhaps more importantly, how does the modern world affect these tradi

Europe, start listening NOW! All the entries for the upcoming Eurovision 2024 are out which means it's time for our annual tradition of talking about the songs (we have only done it once before)! Whether you are moving from your small Balkan village to the big city, dancing in cumbia to fight boredom, or going inside The Code to find yourself, join us as we remark about the songs t

Live-action adaptations. AU retellings. Scene-by-scene remakes. Soft reboots. Only the Inconclusion Avatar, master of all remakes could stop the discourse around them, but when the world needed them the most they vanished... Actually, no, we are all still here and ready to bend the discussion regarding remakes, why they are made, and what makes a good remake - mainly through the fr

Previously on Inconclusion... Forget prestige television, forget Netflix binges, forget the 8-hour miniseries that feel like one long movie - it's time to talk about Turkish television! We put our own culture under the lens to see what makes the Turkish TV series tick, what sets them aside from foreign shows, and how much the tradition behind them has been shaped and changed over t

Did anyone order a new episode? Yes? Then we have one freshly made for you! This time in our cart, we have delivery apps! Whether for food or groceries, most people are familiar with these apps - but how did they first come into our lives? How did we feel about them then, and how do feel about them now, especially one pandemic later? And of course, how do we REALLY feel about lahma