Episode 021: Special Guests the GALactic Podcast!
Welcome to the latest episode of From a Certain Point of View!
We're SUPER excited to welcome Lauren Romo and Andrea Gutierrez from the GALactic Podcast! We'll be discussing female representation in Star Wars, our thoughts on The Rise of Skywalker, some novels, and a little bit of everything in be…
Will BeReal just make us BeFake? Plus, A Guidebook To Smell
BeReal may be the hottest new social media app on the market, but can it live up to its promise to be a more authentic alternative to other platforms? Guest co-host Elise Hu talks with writers Haley Nahman and Ryan Broderick about how BeReal signifies a shift in what we want from our apps and why s…
The game has changed for D&D and 'A League of Their Own'
For a long time, Dungeons & Dragons was stereotyped as a game for nerdy young white guys in their parents' basement. But not anymore — the game has exploded in popularity and players of all backgrounds are joining in. Guest co-host Andrea Gutierrez talks to Jasmine Bhullar and Persephone Valentine,…
BONUS EPISODE - Spirit Halloween
Send us Fan Mail
Ever wonder how Spirit Halloween came to be? Join us today in a special Halloween Week bonus episode to find out the history and cultural impact of the most popular Halloween costume store. Today's sources include:Spirit Halloween Wikihttps://spirit-halloween.fandom.com/wiki/Spirit…
Angel Island, and Why the U.S. Has Historically Used Islands to Isolate, Process, and Deter Immigrants
We take a deeper look at the creation and enduring legacy of the country’s first detention center, Angel Island, and examine how the past reflects the complexities of today’s immigration matrix. Reporter Andrea Gutierrez visits Angel Island and hears from a Chinese descendant whose ancestor fought …
Meghan Coyle: The History of South Bay's Sansei Baseball League
LA Radio Club Reporter In Residence Meghan Coyle brings you this story about Sansei Baseball, a Japanese-American youth baseball league in LA’s South Bay. Through conversations with locals, Meghan explores the history of baseball in LA’s Japanese-American community, and what Sansei brings to the ki…
Interdisciplinary Serendipity and Leaving Room for Discovery with Francesco Scarel
How do you build a career that spans chemistry, documentary filmmaking, science communication and art-science curation without following a master plan?
In this episode of Art-Sci Currents, we speak with Francesco Scarel, founder of Liminal Research, about the unexpected path that led him from a che…
Slow Data: Weather Artist Michelle Atkinson Makes the Case for Simplicity
Michelle Atkinson is an award-winning graphic designer and communicator of research data who leaves the corporate world behind behind to build a fine art practice rooted in weather and climate data. In this episode, she discusses pulling raw climatedata (wildfires, floods, storm systems) and abstra…
Technology Doesn't Crystallize — and Neither Should You, with Philippe-Aubert
What does a shift key on a keyboard have to do with the physics of sound, or a DIY drum machine have to do with media archaeology? In this episode of Art-Sci Currents, host Nicia John sits down with Philippe-Aubert Gauthier, a mechanical engineer, sound artist and professor, to trace his path from …
PODCAST SØGEMOTOR
Du kan bruge vores hjemmeside til at søge efter3,835,879podcasts og197,479,140episoder efter personer, steder eller emner.
I have no special talent. I am only passionately curious, and
I listen to podcasts.
‐ Albert "Llamacorn" Einstein
REDIG
Tak fordi du hjælper med at holde podcast-databasen opdateret.
