Now, more than ever, many people define themselves sometimes exclusively through the media they choose to consume. In his hugely popular talks, Chuck Klosterman tells us what this all means. Klosterman is not a detached academic who deconstructs pop culture at arm's-length and with a deadening sterility. On stage, he is just a regular guy with a probing, ruminative mind whose intellectual curiosity is generous, funny and infectious. One of the most requested speakers on campus, Klosterman shows us how pop culture informs our lives (and how it helps people understand the world). After spending time with the man The New York Times calls "ridiculously engaging" and "good, smart company," audiences will leave buzzing with discussion and debate. They will see the Pop part of their world in a more appreciative and new way.  Student ID is required.