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In this podcast I talk with invited experts about the different shapes and forms in which we engage with affection and intimacy through media platforms and technology, such as social media (like Instagram or Facebook, or Tinder), novels, television series, or video games to voice assistants like Alexa or the Google Assistant. This podcast discusses why, how, and what we do when we use all kinds of media and technology to create intimacy with ourselves and others, whether these others are fictional or not.
Fréquence de mise à jour:
every 90 days
Durée audio moyenne:
55 minutes
Anglais
États-Unis
5 épisodes
depuis 2 juin 2021
episodic
DERNIER ÉPISODE 🔗
This episode I talk with Mayara Caetano about the Japanese drama series "My husband won't fit" (Otto no chinpo ga hairanai) (2019) on Netflix. This series shows fictional intimacy and reproductive issues between Kumiko and Kenichi who are unable to have penetrative vaginal sex. We connect their iss…
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ÉPISODES PRÉCÉDENTS 🔗
During this episode, I speak with Lars de Wildt, postdoctoral researcher in media studies at KU Leuven, about our intimate relationship with God and how games let us engage with Christianity in games. This episode was recorded back in November 2021, so some in-episode references could be a tad old.…
After an unexpectedly long hiatus, I talk with Nicole Lamerichs, senior researcher at the HKU in The Netherlands. We discuss about our rising interest and engagement with fictional characters, fan's affective reception of them, and the (para-)social relationships we build with them in dating simula…
Today I talk with Agata Waszkiewicz, a doctoral candidate at Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin. We discuss the (non-)existence of the fourth wall in theatre, film, and digital games, and how it creates intimacy between player and avatar in the games Bury me my Love (The Pixel Hunt, 2019),…
In this first episode of this podcast on mediated intimacies, I talk with Susana Tosca, associate professor at Roskilde University in Denmark. We talk about otome games, Japanese video games in which women can date a pool of handsome men. What are otome games exactly, and why do we play them, …
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