Would you believe that one of the most fun and progressive comics on the market is based on the 1980s toy line "Jem and the Holograms?" After hearing from creators Kelly Thompson and Sophie Campbell on their approach stories and characters, and how seriously they take feedback from fans, you might.

This is our first episode since the election, and we have a lot to process. But it is also more important than ever to cherish the art that reflects the world we want. That is why we are so excited to continue our look at the work and experiences of black women in television on Get It Right with Amy Aniobi. Amy writes for HBO’s new show Insecure, and she speaks with Jamie about creating complex black characters, the joys of an inclusive writer’s room, and what the industry can do to get it right.

Television writer Ester Lou Weithers speaks with Black Girl Nerds founder Jamie Broadnax, host of Rewire's Get It Right podcast, about breaking into network TV as a woman of color and the socially conscious elements of her new show Pitch, airing on FOX.

Iconic comic book writer G. Willow Wilson joins Jamie Broadnax to discuss writing Marvel’s first Muslim superhero, what it means to fans to identify with characters, and what the industry should be doing more of (and less of) to get it right.

Did you know that there are more fictional deaths from abortion shown on television than there are actual deaths from abortion each year? In the third episode of Get It Right, Jamie sits down with sociologist Gretchen Sisson to explore Gretchen’s comprehensive research into the ways abortion and abortion providers have been portrayed on television. From hard-hitting dramas like Law and Order to supernatural fantasies like True Blood, Gretchen and Jamie tease out some surprising trends and tropes on abortion provision in television.

Our premiere episode! Jamie Broadnax and Joanna Robinson discuss everything Game of Thrones does--and doesn't--get right on race, gender, sex and sexual assault. From Dany's wedding night to that Jaime and Cersei scene, from the addition and subtraction of characters of color in the books to the gender balance of the writers' room, we break down Game of Thrones the Rewire way.

Welcome to the new show!