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Remarkable Receptions
By Howard Rambsy IIArts
Remarkable Receptions episodes
- Organizing African American Literature -- ep. by Howard Rambsy II
A brief take on how college professors navigate the abundance of African American literary works, using survey courses, special topics, and evolving syllabi to introduce students to this rich and expansive field.
Script by Howard Rambsy II
Read by Kassandra Timm4 min - The Diverse Evolution of the Batman Family -- ep. by Stephyn Phillips
A brief take on how Black characters like Lucius Fox, Batwing, and the Signal have become vital members of Gotham City’s legendary crimefighting team.
Script by Stephyn Phillips
Read by Kassandra Timm3 min - The Puzzle of Toni Morrison’s “Recitatif” -- ep. by Howard Rambsy II
A brief take on how Toni Morrison’s short story Recitatif captivates readers by challenging them to determine the race of its main characters, sparking debates shaped by their own assumptions and experiences.
Script by Howard Rambsy II
Read by Kassandra Timm4 min - Reasons to Stop Watching -- ep. by Elizabeth Cali and Howard Rambsy II
A brief take on why viewers committed to quality representations of Black characters and storylines might stop watching a show, choosing instead to seek better depictions or explore other forms of storytelling.
Script by Elizabeth Cali and Howard Rambsy II
Read by Kassandra Timm4 min - Edward P. Jones, the Neighborhood Preservationist -- ep. by Kenton Rambsy
A brief take on how Edward P. Jones’s short stories document and celebrate the history and culture of Washington, D.C.’s Black neighborhoods, resurrecting forgotten landmarks and local heritage.
Script by Kenton Rambsy
Read by Kassandra Timm4 min - 2000s Black Superheroes -- ep. by Stephyn Phillips
A brief take on how the 2000s ushered in a new era of diversity in comic books, spotlighting groundbreaking characters like Mr. Terrific, Shuri, and the Blue Marvel.
Script by Stephyn Phillips
Voiceover by Kassandra Timm3 min - 99 Career Options (and Teaching’s Just One) -- ep. by Howard Rambsy II
A brief take on how studying African American literature opens doors to diverse careers, from digital editing to brand strategy, while enhancing analytical skills and cultural understanding.
Script by Howard Rambsy II
Read by Kassandra Timm4 min - Edward P. Jones's Approach to Storytelling -- ep. by Kenton Rambsy
A brief take on Edward P. Jones’s intricate storytelling and his role as a chronicler of Washington, D.C.’s neighborhoods and landmarks.
Script by Kenton Rambsy
Read by Kassandra Timm4 min - Unremarkable Receptions -- ep. by Howard Rambsy II
A brief take on the need for a sociology of Black novelists to better understand the challenges and limited recognition faced by the vast majority of Black writers.
Script by Howard Rambsy II
Read by Kassandra Timm4 min - The Spider-Verse -- ep. by Stephyn Phillips
A brief take on Miles Morales and the groundbreaking diversity of Sony’s Spider-Verse films.
Script by Stephyn Phillips
Read by Kassandra Timm3 min
About Remarkable Receptions
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A podcast about popular and critical responses to African American novels, artistic productions, and more.