Media surrounds us more deeply than we often realize. The films we rewatch, the stories we cling to, the scenes that linger long after the credits roll — they don’t just entertain us. They reflect us.
In this episode of EccentricAloof, we explore media and culture as projection: how art, film, music, and storytelling act as mirrors that reveal fragments of our inner world. From identity and repetition to memory, growth, and suppressed selves, the stories we consume often illuminate truths we weren’t consciously searching for.
Through reflections on films like Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Groundhog Day, and Fight Club, this episode invites you to slow down and notice what resonates — and why. What do the stories you love say about you? What echoes do they leave behind?
This is a quiet, reflective episode meant to be experienced like a lighthouse: a steady point of light guiding you through the projections, ripples, and fragments that shape how we see the world — and ourselves.
