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Well, Episode Six of Cawfee, Critiques & Cracked Pottery is in the can.
It is in my opinion a fantastic episode. I am so honored and delighted that Allyssa Luebke joined me for it.
Our title is Women and Comic Books. We take on a lot of stuff, some is general about comic books, but we delve into the differences between Women's Portrayals in comics, in women created content, women written content, why and how representation works and interrogate some issues regarding media in general.
I think those of you who enjoy comics will like this episode and those of you who just enjoy thoughtful discussion will also enjoy it.
I round it it out with a good ol'rant about history, who owns historical narratives and snowflake male academia...
If you like what you hear here, please follow me on any of the following social media
@CCrackedpots on Twitter
or find Cawfee, Critiques & Cracked Pottery on Facebook.
And don't forget to mash your pod-platform's Like Button.
Tell your friends, link the content!
If you have comments, suggestions or just want to give feedback you can hit me up here on Anchor or email me at [email protected].
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By ccncpodcastWell, Episode Six of Cawfee, Critiques & Cracked Pottery is in the can.
It is in my opinion a fantastic episode. I am so honored and delighted that Allyssa Luebke joined me for it.
Our title is Women and Comic Books. We take on a lot of stuff, some is general about comic books, but we delve into the differences between Women's Portrayals in comics, in women created content, women written content, why and how representation works and interrogate some issues regarding media in general.
I think those of you who enjoy comics will like this episode and those of you who just enjoy thoughtful discussion will also enjoy it.
I round it it out with a good ol'rant about history, who owns historical narratives and snowflake male academia...
If you like what you hear here, please follow me on any of the following social media
@CCrackedpots on Twitter
or find Cawfee, Critiques & Cracked Pottery on Facebook.
And don't forget to mash your pod-platform's Like Button.
Tell your friends, link the content!
If you have comments, suggestions or just want to give feedback you can hit me up here on Anchor or email me at [email protected].