One thing that has changed dramatically during the pandemic is the way we shop for food. As millions face stay-at-home orders, online grocery shopping has seen a surge.
Ian Bogost believes that this pandemic may change our grocery shopping habits for good. Here & Now’s Tonya Mosley speaks with Bogost ( @ibogost), a contributing writer at the Atlantic where he’s written about the topic. He’s also a professor of media studies at the Georgia Institute of Technology.
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