I read some sad news last week. Warner Discovery, the owners of HBO and the Max app, announced that they are opting to cease the production of Sesame Street. The long-running children’s show has been a part of our world since 1969 and touched the lives of millions upon millions of children; the show that airs today bears little resemblance to the one that made Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch household names. How we consume media today is much different than 50-plus years ago. But it’s hard to imagine our world without this educational institution...





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