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A podcast at the intersection of comics nerd media and movements for social change. Elana Levin interviews comics artists, writers, critics, historians and also activists, organizers who love comics and pop culture.
graphicpolicy hosts Graphic Policy Radio, a society show with 427 episodes published.
" It's not so much that Mayor Fisk is like [Former NYC Mayor] Eric Adams, it's that Eric Adams is a comic book character," -- John Leavitt is a writer and cartoonist who works with the DSA Upper-Manhattan Bronx chapter a
Marvel Disney's recent TV series is about a struggling actor and I have the perfect guest to discuss it with me: filmmaker, life-long Los Angelino, and Marvel comics fan Brandon Wilson. Wonder Man is delightful and we've
The Real fantasy of Peacemaker is getting your friends to agree to listen to your favorite bands---and them like them. Journalist Arturo Garcia joins me for season 2 of James Gunn's HBO series Peacemaker staring John Cen
The need for solidarity with Palestinians and Jewish Americans reconning with the historical myths we've been fed–– James Gunn's new Superman movie really went there and did it superbly. Who better to process it with tha
Murderbot is a queer space opera with a sense of humor and a bone to pick with corporate power. You can stream it on Apple TV Join myself and Sarah Daniel Rasher, who co-hosts our Deep Space Nine podcast , for a look at
Daredevil returns to tangle with Mayor Fisk, a villain with shocking parallels to Andrew Cuomo: the real life disgraced former Governor of NY who is now running to be Mayor of NYC! Our real election ends June 24 and New
"No one can do this alone" Cassian Andor Season 2 That's why we've got Project Fulcrum, where Star Wars fans are uniting with movement organizers to connect the stories on screen with the real history and theory of antif
"The Empire cannot win. You'll never feel right unless you are doing what you can to stop them." Andor season 2. Bridging the gap between Star Wars' Andor and the real life history and theory of antifascist movements, or
"Do you think this Eric Frankenstein is into crypto?" "This Frankenstein probably invented crypto" "Frank-coin?" National security journalist Nicholas Slayton joins me to talk about James Gunn's DC animated series for HB
A Team-Up with Referential Podcast 's Dr. Khaliden Nas to talk through our feelings about the state of X-Men comics. The first half, taped in September covers the Fall of X and the end of the X-Men's 'First Krakoan Age'.
Is Tony Stark a comrade? Spencer Ackerman, award winning national security journalist and author of the book "Reign of Terror: How the 9/11 Era Destabilized America and Produced Trump", brings his knowledge of geopolitic
"I love that Star Trek continues to change and adapt. And that includes an animated comedy show," John Arminio. Film critic and lifelong Trekkie John Arminio joins me to say farewell to Lower Decks, the animated Star Tre
"Batman spends more time fighting the cops than helping them" - Leslie Lee III "The most corrupt Gotham Police Department of any Batman media" -- Me...and I am here for that! Animated Batman is some of the best Batman. D
"less about, China versus America..what he really believes is the power of community". Award winning co-creator of The Good Asian, sak Pichetshote returns to talk about his visonary new project for Image Comics: a series
"The philosophy that leads to AI is the same philosophy as 19th Century imperialism and colonialism," Kieron Gillen. Writer Kieron Gillen returns to reflect on the end of his time contributing to the X-Men's First Krakoa
"Alex Ross' work is really like outstanding community theater" - Steve Darnall and Alex Ross join me to talk about the rerelease of their groundbreaking policital graphic novel, Uncle Sam as well as Alex's Fantastic Four
"I really want to protect my ability to keep making my gay little comics. That's the important thing to me."- Cartoonist Hazel Newlevant makes art that shows us how to protect our future and understand our past. Whether
"Mr. Sinister is obsessed with genetic purity and then this disaster bi bowling league shows up and stomps his ass," - Artist and Art Director Ethan Gould joins us to talk about the finale arc of Disney's X-Men '97 anima
Covering the X-Men '97 TV series, episodes 3-6: Fire Made Flesh, Motendo, Lifedeath and Remember It with my Deep Space Dive co-host, education research consultant and former Shakespeare professor Sarah Daniel Rasher. We'
Space dads, space witches, and redemption arcs abound in the final season of Star Wars the Bad Batch and in the Tales of the Empire animated miniseries. Holly Raymond Phd, the poetess, professor, and reader of All The St
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