No Fate Project presents: Where’s My Jetpack?!

No Fate Project presents: Where’s My Jetpack?!

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No Fate Project presents: Where’s My Jetpack?! episodes

  • Trans Rights
    For our second Pride Month episode, Ani discusses trans rights with guest Lidia Grigorut. We apologise for the audio quality issues.
    1 hr 9 min
  • Pride in the Philippines
    Ani interviews RJ from Mindanao, Philippines on LGBT struggles there.
    Note: This was recorded before the national election of Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
    More info at tinyurl.com/pride-php-blog
    38 min
  • Anti-Fascist Movie Reviews

    We review classic satirical anti-fascist movies: The Great Dictator (1940), The Producers (1967), Cabaret (1972), Starship Troopers (1997), and Dredd (2012). 

    Thumbnail image from The Great Dictator.

    2 hr 9 min
  • Kaiju Cycle 7: The Crawling Chaos

    Nathaniel Derby Pickman's logs on the triumph of the Crawling Chaos, the Tall Man, the Walking Shadow.  

    Opening poem performed by Durante Haire for LibriVox. 

    Thumbnail image by Jens Heimdahl. 

    More info at jetpack.zoob.net

    16 min
  • Halloween Bonus: Social Reproduction Feminisms & Horror, a talk by Jo Isaacson

    For a Halloween bonus this year, we’re hosting a talk by Jo Isaacson on Social Reproduction Feminisms and Horror. 

    Jo writes academic and popular pieces on horror and politics. She is a professor of English at Modesto Junior College and a founding editor of Blind Field Journal. Her book Stepford Daughters: Tools for Feminists in Contemporary Horror is forthcoming from Common Notions Press. She is the author of The Ballerina and the Bull (2016) from Repeater Books, has published widely in academic and popular journals, and runs the Facebook group, Anti-capitalist feminists who like horror films. 

    This talk was originally hosted by UCI Critical Theory, so thanks to them. 

    Image from The Stepford Wives (1975)

    1 hr 25 min

About No Fate Project presents: Where’s My Jetpack?!

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A politics and pop culture podcast, with sci-fi and socialist leanings. Hosted by Derek Johnson and Ani White.