Why are we tripping over ourselves to get on reality television, post intimate secrets online, or drop our drawers for amateur non-profit porn?

A never-ending spectacle of bodies and souls are baring everything for entertainment, self-betterment, and fame – think Reality TV, YouTube, Facebook, and more. Pop culture has become ‘Peep Culture’, where we’ve traded privacy for notoriety and reinvented mass culture. But what does it all mean and how is it changing us?

Peep Culture is an insightful romp into a world where the internet and reality TV can make you a star. YouTube and ChatRoulette are high-speed versions of lost village life, reconnecting the human tribe in the context of a culture that is celebrity and camera obsessed, when we are not so much connecting as ‘broadcasting’. In the age of peep, the challenge isn’t how to protect your private life, but how best to capitalize upon it.