# Rebecca Sugar
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Rebecca Rea Sugar (born July 9, 1987) is an American animator, director, screenwriter, producer, and singer/songwriter. She is the creator of the Cartoon Network series Steven Universe, making her the first woman to independently create a series for the network. Until 2013, Sugar was a writer and storyboard artist on the animated television series Adventure Time.
Episode 587: Froggy Little Christmas (from Amphibia)
GC13 and David discuss Froggy Little Christmas from Amphibia.
Well it’s here, the Rebecca Sugar song! Oh, yes, this was also a Christmas episode too, but we just can’t help ourselves. It definitely has meaning to us.
So many wonderful presents! We got Rebecca Sugar, Anne’s mother got a float, and…
Rebecca Sugar: Creator of Steven Universe, Knower of Earthen Building Techniques
In the Venn diagram of “heart” and “animation”, the overlap is Rebecca Sugar. Her series, Steven Universe, was more than just the adventures of an unusual boy’s search for identity in a spectacularly imaginative spiritual/paranormal world, it was mind-expanding and profoundly human and humane liter…
Inkstuds on the Road – Part 7 Rebecca Sugar
Brandon and I sat down for a chat about cartoons and comics with Rebecca Sugar. Rebecca is probably best known for her creation, Steven Universe as well as her work on Adventure Time. It was really great to get a chance to talk to her and seeing how she views animation. Really interesting deep th…
[mini] to a T
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In a rare, freely-available Mini episode, we're all the perfect shape. Listen in to learn all about Keita Takahashi's "to a T", its wonderful soundtrack, growing up, living with a disability, German milks and Tuesdays with Murray.
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What Research Says About Gender Representation in Children’s TV
In April of this year, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) called for an investigation into the TV ratings system to assess whether or not “content related to gender identity” was being “adequately flagged for parents.”
Though that phrasing could be interpreted broadly, the full statemen…
What Research Says About Gender Representation in Children’s TV
In April of this year, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) called for an investigation into the TV ratings system to assess whether or not “content related to gender identity” was being “adequately flagged for parents.”
Though that phrasing could be interpreted broadly, the full statemen…
116: Steven Universe
Grab your ukulele and hamburger backpack, because it's time to save the universe with a bunch of friendly gems. This week, we're chatting with actress and film editor, Kinley Mochrie (she/her) about the weird, beloved little cartoon that grew into a gamechanging cultural force; STEPHEN UNIVERSE! We…
Bonus: Brick Me With That Bullshit with Jared and D'Marcus (Black Geek Energy)
In this episode, Ode (@thatsod.e / @thatsod_e) and Mo aka Kid Licorish (@licorishislegit) welcome Jared and D'Marcus of the Black Geek Energy podcast for a Pride‑themed round of “This or That” that pits queer icons head‑to‑head. The conversation names and weighs Ryan Wilder versus Renee Monto…
How Steven Universe Breaks the Mold and all the Rules with Amy
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Today our Nerds discuss STEVEN UNIVERSE created by Rebecca Sugar. From the weird happenings of a beach town to alien invaders and deep family dramas and traumas, this Cartoon Network show really does it all! Join Amy and Tom on this episode of NERD…
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