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Indoor Voices — 127 episodes · page 1 of 2
Episode 127: Curating and disrupting geography
Episode 126: Talia Argondezzi on satirizing academia
Episode 125: Brian Jones on the power of Black History
Episode 124: Mark McBeth on objects and queer literacy
Episode 123: Martin Cloutier on humor & sex in literary fiction
EEpisode 122: Adam McKible on Jim Crow modernism
Episode 121: C. Julian Jiménez on manifesting queer joy
Episode 120: Mila Burns on the South American Cold War
Episode 119: Jennifer Roberts on the infinite variety of the ancient Greeks
Episode 118: Sarah Hoiland on women bikers
Episode 117: Char Adams on Black-owned bookstores
Episode 116: Rossi and Sibley on narrating motherhood
Episode 115: Mark Christian on Frederick Douglass
Episode 114: Reitz and Rutigliano on female anger
Episode 113: Jennifer Laird on energy insecurity
Episode 112: "Wikipedia is the CUNY of the Internet"
Episode 111: Nathan Lents on the queerness of animals
Episode 110: The big questions
Episode 109: Kathleen Collins on common unhappiness
Episode 108: Valerie Paley on museum truths
Episode 107: Feminist modernists on reading, relevance, and resistance
Episode 106: Olivera Jokić and Dijana Jelača on knowing the past
Episode 105: Diana Rickard on the new true crime
Episode 104: Mary Phillips on Ericka Huggins and Sister Love
Episode 103: Adam Berlin on men and movie-moves
EA novel about 1960s' City College activists
Episode 101: Ulises Gonzales sobre La Vida Papaya
Episode 100: How did this %@#! bridge get its name?
Episode 99: Mark Christian and William Seraile on the maintaining the legacy of Black history
Episode 98: George Guida on cops, characters, and craft
Episode 97: Bryan Warde on persistent settler colonialism
Episode 96: Dr. Calvin J. Smiley on putting reentry out of business
Episode 95: Crissa-Jean Chappell on creative writing & teaching
Episode 94: Second chances at Queensboro Correctional
Episode 93: Resistance, rebellion, and resilience: American slavery on film
Episode 92: Louis Bury on the way things go
Episode 91: Dara Byrne on making way for inspiration
Episode 90: Academic librarians on popular culture
Episode 89: The Bronx Nobody Knows
Episode 88: Jayashree Kamblé on popular romance
Episode 87: Victoria Sanford on feminicide
Episode 86: Julie Turley and Joan Jocson-Singh on Musicking Motherhood
Episode 85: Samantha Majic on celebrity feminism
Episode 84: Andrew Sidman on Quantitative Literacy and Reasoning
Episode 83: Angie Beeman on liberal white supremacy
Gloria J. Browne-Marshall on the courage of Black women
Episode 81: Edward Paulino on sharing words and bearing witness
Episode 80: The power of sharing stories
Episode 79: Evan Mandery on elite colleges & social stratification
Episode 78: David Puglia on monsters
Episode 77: CUNY BRESI awardees
Episode 76: Kate Brandt on adult literacy
Episode 75: For the love and respect of animals
Episode 74: Seeing Rape
Nicole Treska on Wonderland
Episode 72: David Munns on living in space
Episode 71: Student & professor talk about language
Episode 70: The intersection of art and social justice
Episode 69: Molly Rosner on representations of history for children
Episode 68: Daniel Vater's culinary journey
Episode 67: Hannah Kavanagh, uncensored and uncut
Episode 66: Bringing Vietnamese refugee stories to light
Episode 65: Michelle Valladares on CCNY's unique creative writing program
Episode 64: Smashing Statues
Episode 63: Yarimar Bonilla
Episode 62: A (r)evolution in journalism
The urban optimism of Sunnyside Gardens
Episode 60: How do we want to be human?
Episode 59: LaGuardia students document and create through COVID
City Tech Librarians Talk Podcasting
Episode 57: Jojo Karlin on drawing ideas
Illuminating the activism of Black women
Episode 55: Amy Adamczyk on Handing Down the Faith
From Rabbit Ears to the Rabbit Hole: A Life with Television
Mary Gatta and Molly Vollman Makris
David Pearson on punk rock in the 1990s U.S.
Episode 51: Experiential learning & Sopa de Albóndigas
J Journal Presents
Victoria Bond on Zora & Me: The Summoner
Episode 48: Frederick Wasser on Twentieth Century Fox
Char Adams on amplifying COVID stories
Storefront signs and place-making in Brooklyn
Margot Mifflin on Miss America
Jean Halley Returns
Episode 43: Stationery in the Time of...You Know...
Legacy of Blood: Jews, Pogroms, and Ritual Murder in the Lands of the Soviets
Episode 41: Sharon Zukin on the Innovation Complex
Trópico en Manhattan
Episode 39: Podcasts - prose & pedagogy
Twelve years of creative writing on justice
Episode 37: Julia Miele Rodas
Episode 36: Mark Carpentieri on the flat tire shuffle
Ray Patton on the contested story of punk
Digital humanities with Matt Gold
Heidi Diehl on writing, teaching, and zeitgleich
Jill Grose-Fifer
David Puglia on the Baltimore "Hon"
Jean Halley: Horse Crazy
Episode 29: 'We Once Feared ATMs'
Graduate fellows follow dreams, take on world