PODCAST: Cathode Ray Cast - The Crown S5
- Story Screen
- Jan 2, 2023
- 1 min read
In this episode, Reeya Banerjee joins host Bernadette Gorman-White to chat about the latest (and penultimate) season of the Netflix sensation, The Crown. Along the way, they recount where they left off with Season 4, dive into the setbacks in Season 5 while slowly convincing each other that maybe this season had more forethought than what they may have initially perceived, and finally comment on the parallels between Diana's public relations and those of Harry and Meghan.
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