Episode 59: A Whole Bunch of Cranky Academics
A roundtable on the Rolling Stone Top 100 Sitcoms list, plus a deep dive into Scholarly Interest Groups.
Read MoreA roundtable on the Rolling Stone Top 100 Sitcoms list, plus a deep dive into Scholarly Interest Groups.
Read MoreThe collaboration between Aca-Media and the American Archive of Public Broadcasting continues with episode 4 of our special series “Presenting the Past: Exploring the American Archive of Public Broadcasting,” featuring former FCC Chair Newton Minow.
Read MoreOur special series “Talking Television in a Time of Crisis” comes to an end (for now) with reflections by the organizers.
Read MoreThe collaboration between Aca-Media and the American Archive of Public Broadcasting continues with "Presenting the Past," ep. 3: Indian Country Today.
Read MoreOur special series “Talking Television in a Time of Crisis” continues with episode 15: Academics.
Read MoreOur special series "Talking Television in a Time of Crisis" continues with Episode 14: Ethics.
Read MoreAca-Media is back with a fascinating conversation about the great Faye Emerson, actress, talk-show host, proto-feminist, and bon vivant once known as “The First Lady of Television.”
Read MoreEp. 2 of our special series, “Presenting the Past: Exploring the American Archive of Public Broadcasting”
Read MoreOur special series “Talking Television in a Time of Crisis” continues with Ep. 13: Publics.
Read MoreEp. 1 of a new special series, “Presenting the Past: Exploring the American Archive of Public Broadcasting”
Read MoreOur special series “Talking Television in a Time of Crisis” continues with Ep. 12: Aesthetics.
Read MoreEpisode 11 of our special series “Talking Television in a Time of Crisis” is here: Optics. How does television seek to manage social and political crises around the world? How does television manage its own internal crises (of representation and of legitimation) in such a precarious cultural moment and climate of unrest?
This conversation is hosted by Mimi White (Northwestern University) and features Eva Hageman (University of Maryland College Park), Darnell Hunt (UCLA), Melissa Phruksachart (University of Michigan), and Brenda Weber (Indiana University).
This episode is dedicated to the late Jane Feuer
Read MoreOur special series “Talking Television” is back for a second season, now as “Talking Television in a Time of Crisis”! In this second episode, we discuss tactics: How can we best analyze and address the power of television, particularly in times of crisis and controversy? How might we define a televisual activism—or is that a contradiction in terms?
Guest Scholars: Jonathan Gray (University of Wisconsin—Madison); Daniel Marcus (Goucher College); Quinn Miller (University of Oregon); Eve Ng (Ohio University); Samantha Sheppard (Cornell University)
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