The Quiet Rise of Slow TV and Why People Actually Watch It
In a media landscape dominated by fast edits, cliffhangers, and constant stimulation, a surprising countertrend has been gaining traction: slow TV. At first glance, it seems almost absurd. Hours-long footage of train rides, people knitting, fireplaces burning, or landscapes changing in real time. No dramatic plot twists. No high-stakes conflict. And yet, more people are…
