# Pamela Ribon
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pamela ribon (born April 4, 1975) is an American screenwriter, author, television writer, blogger and actress. In November 2014, she found a Barbie book from 2010 titled I Can be a Computer Engineer. She decried elements of the book where Barbie appeared to be reliant on male colleagues.
Let’s Talk with Reece Wright FT Pamela Ribon
In this episode, we sit down with Academy Award–nominated screenwriter Pamela Ribon to explore her journey into the spotlight, from finding her voice as a storyteller to writing beloved films like Moana, Ralph Breaks the Internet, and Nimona. Pamela reflects on the lessons she’s learned throughout …
The Challenge is Hibernation
Jess and Trisha match romances to conversation heart sayings and recommend romances for all of your Valentine’s/Galentine’s/Palentine’s Day needs. This episode is sponsored by The Handsell; Never Kiss a Duke by Megan Frampton, published by Avon Books; and Book Riot Insiders. Subscribe to the podc…
Bonus: Introducing Romantic Times Rewind
Typically on Tuesdays I release bonus episodes for the Patreon community, but this week, everyone gets the bonus because Amanda and I are introducing Romantic Times Rewind, a new series of podcast episodes where we look back at old issues of RT Book Reviews and Romantic Times Magazine. WOO HOO!Aman…
737 - Studio-Adjacent
John welcomes back Phil Hay (Destroyer, The Invitation) to ask, how do you get a movie made with independent financing? They look at how indie movies get made, where you get the money, deciding when to go indie, and whether streamers complicate the picture.
We also follow up on testing movies with…
397 – The Thin Blue Line (w/ Pamela Ribon!)
We welcome back Oscar-nominated My Year of Dicks filmmaker Pamela Ribon this week for [gasp] our very first documentary episode! In 1988, Errol Morris made a documentary hit out of The Thin Blue Line. Detailing police corruption and bias that led to the wrongful conviction of Robert W. Wood fo…
DZ-129: Steadfast Character Arcs - Agents of Change
Listen to learn how to move an audience with a character who never changes.
Do characters need to change for you to have a satisfying story? That's a question we've been asking since, like, episode five of this podcast. And we're finally talking about them - whatever you call 'em: steadfast, resi…
Ep 1: Do Choose Why Choose
Jess and Trisha kick off their new podcast by talking about what Why In Romance is, what they’ve been up to, and - of course - what they’re reading. Because some things never change.
Books Discussed
The Game Changers series by Rachel Reid (starts with Game Changer)
My Boyfriend is a Be…
Episode 66: Bear Head Revisited - My Boyfriend Is A Bear by Pamela Ribon
Why bears? What is it about our ursine cousins that prompts such a curious and violent fascination? This week, Morgan and Isabeau turn these questions over anew with the graphic novel My Boyfriend Is a Bear by Pamela Ribon, illustrated by Cat Farris. What does pop culture’s fetishization of bear…
Why is poetry powerful?
It’s elegant, it’s efficient, it’s actionable. Katie and I would not be the people we are without poetry, and this edition of Doing What Works is packed with so many great ideas you might wonder how you’ve lived without it.Here are your show notes…Taylor Mali.Like Lilly Like Wilson.The 2010 Nationa…
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