# Rob Hawke
Principales episodios de podcast
Actualizado:
rob hawke is a Canadian comedic and dramatic actor, as well as a Gemini Award-nominated writer. He has performed his one-man show “Norm versus Cancer: A Terminally Funny One Man Show" which is based on his personal experience of surviving thyroid cancer, to international acclaim. Robert Hawke is an alumnus of The Second City, performing across Canada and internationally in the Second City National Touring Company.
Episode 02: Fight Valley Movie
In this episode, Doc Simpson interviews cast members from the upcoming film FIGHT VALLEY. The film tells the story of Windsor Coro and her quest to avenge the death of her sister, set againt the backdrop of a female underground fight circuit. The film is the brainchild of writer/director Rob Hawke,…
Postmodern Money Theory! (Part 3)
In the third installment of Superstructure’s “Postmodern Money Theory!” series, Rob Hawkes and Scott Ferguson wrap up their discussion of B.S. Johnson’s novella, Christie Malry’s Own Double-Entry, which self-consciously weaves money and accounting into the very fabric of literary form. Rob and Scot…
From Near-Death to Sales Success: Rob Hawkes' Inspirational Journey
From Rob's About page (Check out his website here):Having survived a life-threatening illness in 2009 & spending over 15 years in sales, Rob is now one of the most sought after communication & sales coaches in Australia. He has coached & trained over 1000 individuals and businesses (SME & Corporate…
Criticism LTD w/ Matt Seybold
Matt Seybold joins Rob Hawkes and Scott Ferguson to discuss the political economy of literary criticism from past to present, amateur to professional. Seybold is Associate Professor of American Literature at Elmira College and Resident Scholar at the Center for Mark Twain Studies. In addition to wr…
Modern Movie Theory: What We Do in the Shadows
Will Beaman (@agoingaccount) is joined by Robyn Ollett (@robynollett) and Rob Hawkes (@robbhawkes) to discuss What We Do in the Shadows. Citing Robyn’s interpretations of vampirism in The New Queer Gothic: Reading Queer Girls and Women in Contemporary Fiction and Film, the cohosts situate What We D…
How can novels help us think about money ... and maybe even save the planet? (Guest Lecture)
Can novels and, by extension, other works of art help us to think about money and trust in new ways? Could embracing alternative perspectives on trust and money help us to avoid climate catastrophe? Rob Hawkes shares a new version of a talk previously presented at the Middlesbrough Institute of Mod…
Money, Modernism & Inflation in The Great Gatsby
Rob Hawkes (@robbhawkes) and Scott Ferguson (@videotroph) kick off a new Superstructure series about money, modernism, and inflation by revisiting F. Scott Fitzgerald’s widely-read novel, The Great Gatsby (1925).
In this first episode of the series, Rob and Scott complicate orthodox notions of in…
(Un)conditional Openness: Towards a Neochartalist Theory of Money and Trust
In this special episode, Rob Hawkes joins Scott Ferguson and Will Beaman to discuss his new article “(Un)conditional Openness: Towards a Neochartalist Theory of Money and Trust,” which was recently published in Money on the Left: History, Theory, Practice. The conversation traces the development of…
Green Politics and Public Money with Sheridan Kates
Billy Saas and Rob Hawkes speak with Sheridan Kates, ecological economist, activist and, at present, Green Party candidate for Islington Council in North London in the May 2026 local election. (Update: Since recording, Sheridan won her seat and is now an elected Councillor.) In her academic and pol…
What if we rethought money through public banking?
The Money on the Left Collective joins the Beacon podcast to rethink how we talk about money and public spending. Will Beaman, Tyler Suksawat and Rob Hawkes of the collective join MPA legislative strategist Gus Dunn-Hindle to dig into public banking, why money doesn’t have to be treated as a scarc…
MOTOR DE BÚSQUEDA DE PODCAST
Puede utilizar nuestro sitio web para buscar podcasts de3,828,634y episodios de196,452,518por personas, lugares o temas.
Invertir en conocimiento ofrece el mejor rendimiento, por eso escucho podcasts.
‐ Benjamin "Llamacorn" Franklin
EDITAR
Gracias por ayudar a mantener actualizada la base de datos de podcasts.
