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FAQs about Full Contact Nerd Interviews:How many episodes does Full Contact Nerd Interviews have?The podcast currently has 175 episodes available.
October 29, 2018Horror movie history – “Wasteland: The Great War and the Origins of Modern Horror” (Counterpoint, 2018) – W. Scott Poole interviewScott Poole is a professor of history in American pop and folk culture with a heavy emphasis on horror studies. We talked about his latest book that examines the effect World War One had on…Read More...more56minPlay
October 26, 2018Classic science fiction – “The Forever War” (Titan Comics, 2017) – Joe Haldeman interviewJoe Haldeman is a prolific sci-fi writer who has won numerous awards for his work. His most significant novel is The Forever War which also had two follow on novels. His trilogy has recently been…Read More...more1h 9minPlay
October 24, 2018Star Trek history – “Star Trek: A Cultural History” (Rowman & Littlefield, 2018) – M. Keith Booker interviewM. Keith Booker studies and teaches culture and literature. He worked as an engineer for many years before turning to the literary arts. He also has a passion for Star Trek and “nerd” stuff and…Read More...more1h 2minPlay
October 18, 2018Sci-fi and archaeology – “Excavating the Future” (Liverpool University Press, 2018) – Shawn Malley interviewShawn Malley is a Canadian professor interested in the Victorian period. We talk about his latest book that discusses the intersection between archaeology, science fiction and spectacle. 1:45 – Shawn talks about how he got…Read More...more52minPlay
October 15, 2018Disney animation history – “Drawing the Line” (University Press of Kentucky, 2006) – Tom Sito interviewTom Sito has been a film animator for decades and has worked on some of Disney’s biggest films. He’s written a book on Disney history based on interviews with Disney animators who were working there…Read More...more1h 5minPlay
October 11, 2018Rod Serling and his work – “Rod Serling” (University Press of Mississippi, 2018) – Nicholas Parisi interviewNicholas Parisi is a musician and vocalist and serves on the board of the Rod Serling Memorial Foundation. He’s recently written a book analyzing almost all of Rod Serling’s work and we discuss the book…Read More...more41minPlay
October 08, 2018Race, Gender, and Disability in Spec Fiction – “Bodyminds Reimagined” (Duke University Press, 2018) – Sami Schalk interviewDr. Sami Schalk is an academic who studies race, gender and disability in contemporary American literature and culture. We spoke about her latest book on science and speculative fiction as it relates to her studies.…Read More...more40minPlay
October 04, 2018Frankenstein art – “It’s Alive!” (GILES, 2018) – Elizabeth Denlinger interviewLiz Denlinger co-curates the Shelley collection of the New York Public Library system. She has helped develop a new exhibition on Frankenstein and has put together a visual history of Frankenstein for it. We discuss…Read More...more43minPlay
October 01, 2018Fantasy works and climate change – “Fire and Snow” (SUNY Press, 2018) – Marc DiPaolo interviewDr. Marc DiPaolo is an English literature academic who likes to write on pop culture. We discuss his latest book deals with climate fiction as found in sci-fi and fantasy books and video entertainment. 1:26…Read More...more48minPlay
September 28, 2018Science Fiction and disaster – “The Future as Catastrophe” (Columbia University Press, 2018) – Eva Horn interviewEva Horn is a researcher who is interested in how various kinds of disasters are presented in literature, television, and film. We talk about her latest book on the subject. 1:28 – Eva talks about…Read More...more50minPlay
FAQs about Full Contact Nerd Interviews:How many episodes does Full Contact Nerd Interviews have?The podcast currently has 175 episodes available.