Cable TV-Driven Regime Change and Wandering in New York

The article discusses two recently published novels, "Apropó, New York" by Gábor Köves and "Nem táncol senki" by Bence Inkei, both written by journalists. The narrative explores themes of nostalgia for the 1990s, the challenges of writing fiction alongside journalism, and the role of pop culture as a common language. The podcast episode features discussions on the characters, the significance of New York, and the impact of cable television on the transition period in Hungary. The authors reflect on their writing processes and the evolving nature of cultural identity through music and literature.