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Bennett, Pickard, Douglas, Williams, Delli Carpini, Gross: Bob McChesney
Sherry Ortner: photo-memoir, school, anthropology, gender, Sherpas, film
Ketan Joshi on artificial intelligence as the new plastic
Max Whitby on the BBC, Apple, birds, the periodic table, and applications
Natasha Lennard on political writing, authoritarianism, and resistance
R Goodman J Scott K Rainwater C Robé NE Morse on higher education
Marjorie Pallion and Dennis Broe on European media regulation
Ana Hofman protests, socialism, affect, ethnomusicology, Yugoslavia
Victoria Carpenter: education, disaster, Tlatelolco, memory, and literature
Dennis Broe Layan Fuleihan journalism, women, Palestine, Mahmud Khalil
Mmabatho Montse on Africa, shamanism, decoloniality, transformation
Anja Bechmann on platforms, disinformation, and concentrated power
Kath Wilson on crocodiles, fire, indigenous knowledge, and tinkering
Atossa Abrahamian on citizenship, passports, Switzerland, Iran, the orange combover, and journalism
Gerard Hanlon on the military, Ukraine, management, the professions, and students
Dennis Broe on Steven Knight (“Peaky Blinders”), LA fires, neoliberalism. Toby on Mexico
Robin Andersen, Nolan Higdon, and Steve Macek on the media, Democrats, scientific inquiry
Thomas Scanlon on classics, sports, violence, gender, and empires
Sharika Thiranagama on war, difference, and Sri Lanka
Joe Maguire on Ireland, sports, Elias, sociology, and Marxism
Jennifer Smith Maguire on sociology, consumption, wine, fitness, and intermediation
Dennis Broe on his new novel, The Dark Ages, Hollywood, and LA yesterday and today
Bruce Williams and Michael Delli Carpini on US politics
Toni Pape on education, media aesthetics, stealth, process philosophy, editing, and games
Fernanda Peñaloza on indigenous cultures, Argentina, Latin America and Australia, and Patagonia
Nolan Higdon, Robin Andersen, and Steve Macek on the 2024 US general election and the future
Deirdre O’Neill, Rachel Broady, and Steve Baker on class, politics, education, and the media/journalism
Nick Couldry on his new book The Space of the World
Natalie Fenton on her new book, Democratic Delusions
Leah Perry on colonialism, dispossession, immigration, indigeneity, land, food, gender, and the media
Christopher Gaffney on tourism, hospitality, the World Cup and Olympics, sports, and the environment
Kai Schnier on immigration, podcasting, journalism, television, politics, work
Corinne Painter on Germany, Michael Schumacher, the German revolution, women, and socialism
Sean Andrews on cultural studies, political economy, subjectivity, education, racial struggles, and the law
Jessamyn Abel on Japan and the US, democracy, fast trains, history, the Olympics, gender, and race
Bill Grantham, David Rowe, and Richard Maxwell on Why Journalism?
Parissa Safai on universities, ISSA, kinesiology, sports, health, gender, activism, and Canadian policy
TL Taylor on fan communities, class, Disney, Twitch, e-sports, theme parks, games, gender
Natalie Fenton, Des Freedman, and Sylvio Waisbord on ‘Why Journalism?’
Steve Jones on artificial intelligence, The Beatles, editing, and communication
Geoffrey Lawrence on climate change, food, corporate agriculture, the media, sports, and agency
Lynn Comella on sex work, sex toys, sex archives, Las Vegas, and pornography
Lisa Brooten on the media, authoritarianism, ethnicity, gender, decolonizing in Southeast Asia
Ferruh Yilmaz on immigration, populism, Islam, discourse, affect, Denmark, Ernesto Laclau
Deirdre O’Neill on the media, class, education, and prison filmmaking
Chilla Bulbeck on local politics, climate, animals, young people, feminism, and class
Joan Hawkins on freedom of speech on Gaza, 1968, memoir, horror, William S Burroughs, and taste
Ingrid Newkirk on People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals
Honorata Jakubowska on sports, gender, menstruation, embodied knowledge, fans, and the media
Claire Parkinson Lara Herring Liz Marshall Olatz Aranceta-Reboredo: Animal Activism
Mia Consalvo on burning out, gaming, small streamers, gender, race, and media effects
Stephanie Rains on consumerism, gender, and Irish cultural history and studies
Richard Butsch on structure/culture/agency, audiences, artificial intelligence, and situation comedy
Michaela Burger on the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, acting, singing, songwriting, and precariousness
Tony Moore, Mark Gibson, Chris McAuliffe on their book with Maura Edmond: Fringe to Famous
Sarah Arnold on Ireland, women and film and television, motherhood, horror, and student activism
Jessica Feldman on artificial intelligence, art, epilepsy, refugees, student debt, and social movements
David Throsby on economics, indigenous artists, creative industries, cultural policy, and digitization
Elizabeth Stephens on normality, Jean Genet, the Mechanical Turk, and the critical medical humanities
Raúl Fuentes Navarro sobre estudios de comunicación, nuevas tecnologías, y ambivalencia
Nadia Plesner on art, consumption, Paris Hilton, Darfur, being sued by Louis Vuitton, Danish identity
Richard Glover on the US elections, writing, journalism, radio, Australia, and memoir
Craig Robertson on administration, Chris Knox, passports, filing cabinets, and research struggles
Cristina Archetti su psicoterapia, trauma, genitorialità mancata, specie invasive e Montalbano
Jules Boykoff on authoritarianism, the Olympics, resistance, US soccer--and avant-garde poetry
Sylvia Martin on US imperialism, Hollywood, and universities
Nolan Higdon and Allison Butler on their new book about technological surveillance in education
Gabriela Fried Amilivia on human rights, impunity, family, autocracy, authoritarianism, Uruguay
Kimberly Warner on film, chronic illness, Mal de Débarquement Syndrome, and Unfixed
Lindsay Sarah Krasnoff and David Rowe on the Olympics—being there and being far away
Sven Daniel Wolfe on Russia, the Paris Olympics, mega-events, environment, protest, and geography
Alexandre Pichel-Vázquez sobre el congreso
Carrie Rentschler adds to our recent conversation to clarify and expand upon some issues
Bill Grantham on being at the Paris Olympics—a critical/enthusiastic view
Updated Critique of the 2024 Olympics
Eva Aladro Vico sobre el congreso
Carrie Rentschler on bystanders, gender, violence, transformative justice, illness, girlhood, surveillance
Víctor Sampedro Blanco sobre la desinformación, la pseudocracia, y su libro Voces del 11-M
Mark Lloyd on social movements, the media, law, corporate domination, and democracy
Michelle Phillipov on artisanal production, food, the media, music, activism, labor, and consumption
Allison Butler on surveillance, Olympics, gender, critical media literacy, and public education
Alba Mira, Alejandro Lage, Javier Urzainqui, y Rubén Padilla sobre el congreso
Toby Miller on the disgrace of the 2024 Olympics
Alex Méaude sobre el congreso
Amador Fernández-Savater sobre neoliberalismo, globalización y políticas anti-democráticas
Ana Segovia sobre la estructura y sistema de medios
Andrea Donofrio sobre lenguaje y democracia
Antonio Pineda sobre lea estructura y sistema de medios
Asunción Bernárdez sobre la manosfera, anti-feminismo y jóvenes en España
Germán Labrador sobre alternativas a la degradación de la democracia y el auge de la ultraderecha
Graciela Padilla sobre la manosfera, anti-feminismo y jóvenes en España
Guillermo Fernández sobre lenguaje y democracia
Javier Gallego sobre alternativas a los medios controlados por el poder y a la intoxicación
Jorge Gaupp sobre alternativas a la degradación de la democracia y el auge de la ultraderecha
Laura Camargo sobre las narrativas de género en el discurso de ultraderecha
Miguel Mora sobre alternativas a los medios controlados por el poder y a la intoxicación
Oriol Erausquin sobre la intoxicación mediática, fake news y polarización discursiva
Paula Requeijo Rey sobre la democracia y los medios
Roberto Gamonal sobre la anti-democracia y los medios
Rodrigo Gómez García sobre la estructura y sistema de medios