Rosepulse Rewind represents an extension of the Child Is Gone Podcast Series, broadening its themes through media commentary, cultural analysis, and original storytelling.
Across decades of film, television, and literature, stories spanning multiple genres have served as a form of social commentary and journalistic reflection on contemporary pop culture. These works bring together diverse perspectives, encouraging audiences to engage with a wide range of viewpoints and interpretations. In particular, they explore evolving discussions around gender roles, equality, and current events, offering insight into how society is shaped and understood through media and storytelling.
In taking a closer journalistic look at some perspectives, with an overall viewpoint that coincides with the understanding of how art in many significant ways, can often be a representation of real life, and that in many ways our own lives are often significantly effected when it comes to truth, and the dark stories behind them that this podcast The Child is Gone tries to delve beneath the obscure truth.
It is through many stories that we observe a convergence—a true nexus—where new and innovative ideas emerge. It is also within this space that we can examine the deeper, more complex, and systematic structures that shape and influence our everyday lives.
Rosepulse Rewind examines contemporary events and emerging narratives through a photographic lens, piecing together fragments of news and culture in a more abstract and nuanced way rather than presenting them in strictly black-and-white terms.
Episodes
Feb 6, 2026
Feb 5, 2026
Feb 5, 2026
15 min
Linda O’Jéan Shrimpton talks new podcast, the Child is Gone, the idea of Conscience,, Id, art, and interpretating many different categories including dance.
Oct 24, 2025
Oct 18, 2025
Oct 18, 2025
5 min
In her podcast The Child Is Gone, Linda O'Jean Shrimpton explores the unique challenges faced by the Millennial generation, including struggles related to education, career development, employment, and mental health. She examines how these pressures have particularly affected young women, drawing connections to contemporary film and popular culture. Through the lens of actresses such as Kristen Stewart, Shrimpton discusses how dark satirical comedy has emerged as a powerful medium for portraying the anxieties, uncertainties, and social realities that have shaped the Millennial experience
Aug 29, 2025
Aug 16, 2025
Aug 15, 2025
Aug 15, 2025
Aug 12, 2025
Aug 12, 2025