Julia Echeverría on epidemic cinema, Zombies, lockdown. You can read more about her work here:

https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Julia-Echeverria-Domingo

Jennifer Holt on The Cloud, collaborative work, and the humanities. You can read more about Jennifer here:

https://www.filmandmedia.ucsb.edu/person/jennifer-holt/

Mike Butterworth on US college sports, ritual, and communication studies. You can read about Mike's work here:

https://commstudies.utexas.edu/faculty/michael-butterworth

Will Straw on the night, gossip, tabloid culture, Canada, México, the US. You can find much of his work in these places:

https://theurbannight.com/

and

https://willstraw.com/

Ketan Joshi on COP28, the environment, Netflix, Amazon, Norway, and Australia--plus the Jevons Paradox, US hypocrisy, and more. You can read more of Ketan's work here:

https://ketanjoshi.co/

Graeme Turner on universities, music, cultural studies, and politics--especially Australia. You can read more of his work here:

https://graemeturner.org/

Tom Oates on journalism history, 'street' basketball, and sports writing--its complex present and future. You can read about Tom's work at this site https://americanstudies.uiowa.edu/people/thomas-oates

Sony award winner Alys Tomlinson on photography, ethnography, Lourdes, and documentary. You can see some of her work here:

http://www.alystomlinson.co.uk/

Stephen Duncombe on activism, US politics, and art. You can read more about him at the following website:

http://www.stephenduncombe.com/

Mark Gibson on neoliberalism, the counterculture, commerce, the creative industries, and cultural studies