Pop Culture: Comics, TV, Film
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Pop Culture: Comics, TV, Film is a society podcast hosted by Latinx Pop Lab. It has 75 episodes, with the latest published November 2023.
Join the LatinX Pop Lab Crew to learn about how pop culture shapes our everyday lives!
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Jared Gardner Talks: Comics, Radio, TV, Film, Board Game Cross-Pollinating Histories
Rebecca Wanzo Talks: African American Cartoonists, Form, & Political & Historical Belonging
Sean O'Sullivan Talks: Narrative Theory, Seriality, Literature, Film, & TV
J. Andrew Deman Talks: Margins & Centers in Comics Studies, Sexuality & Chris Claremont
Katra Byram Talks: Narrative, Memory, Identity, Language, Gender & Spaces
Katherine Kelp-Stebbins Talks: Power & World Comics, Systems Of Power, & Place
OSU Distinguished Professor Jim Phelan Talks: Rhetorical Narrative Theory & Narrative Medicine
Eszter Szep Talks: Drawing the Body, Movement & Vulnerability of the Comic Book Line!
Ian Gordon Talks: Superheroes, Comics, Film, Comic Strips, Media, and Myths.
Dynamic Duo Matthew Smith & Randy Duncan Talk: Power of Comics Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow
Sean Kleefeld Talks: Fanthropology & Webcomics
Professor Carolyn Cocca Talks: Gender, Race, Class, Sexuality in Superhero Comics
Professor Anna Peppard Talks: Gender, Sexuality, Bodies & Superheroes
Nick Sousanis on Existence, Comics, & Comics Creation
Barbara Postema on How Comics Make Meaning!
Professor Latinx with Kate Polak on Emotions, Empathy, Ethics & Comics
Professor Frederik Køhlert Talks: Serial Selves, Representation, & Comics Studies
Professor Latinx with Andrew Kunka on Autobiography & Historically Unrepresented/ Underrepresented
Professor Daniel Yezbick Talks Autobiography and Comics
Héctor Fernández L'Hoeste on Comics and the Nation
OSU Distinguished Professor Brian McHale Talks Postmodern Narrative & Narrative Theory
Professor Angus Fletcher Talks Storytelling Science.
Professor Latinx with Jorge Santos on Graphic Memories of the Civil Rights Movement
Professor Latinx with Dr. Pramod Nayar on The Indian Graphic Novel
Dr. Nicola Streeten: Journey as Scholar of Women Cartoonists & Graphic Novelists & Graphic Memoirist
Professor Latinx With Michael Chaney On Autobiographical Comics
Professor Lisa DeTora Talks Heroes, Health, Embodiment & Comics!
James Donahue Talks: : Comics, Indigenous Studies, & Animal Studies
Professor Latinx with Jean Lee Cole on Comics Strips, Comics History, & US Sociopolitical Histories
Professor Deborah Whaley Race, Gender, Afrogoth & Black Women in Sequence
Shiamin Kwa
Professor Latinx with Maaheen Ahmed on Comics Forms, Monsters, and Kids
Samantha Langsdale Talks Race, Gender, Sexuality & the Monstrous in Comics
Professor Bart Beaty on Materiality of Comic Book Histories and Empirical Comics Studies
Professor Isabel Molina-Guzmán on Latinx Identities in Pop Culture
Professor Jeffrey Brown on Race and Gender in Superhero Comics
Professors Ilan Stavans & Christopher González On Latinx Pop Culture
Professor William Nericcio On Decolonizing Mainstream Pop Culture Imaginaries
Professors Cristina Herrera and Trevor Boffone Talk About Latinx YA Lit & Pop Culture
Andréa Gilroy Comics Scholar and Comics Book Store Owner on Why Comics Matter
Lindsey Stirek Talks: Manga
Gentefied: "Derivative Kahlo Kitsch" per Hollywood Reporter; Or Complex Latinidad
Knives Out: Undocu Latinx & Wealth Redistribution Hysteria
Benoît Crucifix & Sylvain Lesage Put Finger on Pulse of French and Belgian Comics
Janine Utell On Alison Bechdel and Significance of LGBTQ & Nonbinary Comics
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