Deborah Elizabeth Whaley: Black Women in Sequence
"I was thinking about the historical moment in which it was created and I was thinking about it as a cultural critic and cultural historian who is interested in issues of social justice, who is interested in reading people who have at times been marginal to the narrative... But also leaving some ro…
Re-Inking Comic Book History w/ Deborah Whaley
Inspired by the growing popularity of comic book dialogue, literature, and academia, Angelique interviews professor and comic book historian Deborah Elizabeth Whaley. Whaley is the author of Black Women in Sequence: Re-inking Comics, Graphic Novels, and Anime, a deep dive into the history (or lack …
Racist to Anti-Racist with Elizabeth Whaley
In this episode, Ollie Mac continues his quest to talk to people who have made significant "Change" in their lives and are striving to make their families and communities better. Ollie Mac is joined by special guest Elizabeth Whaley and she tells her story on how she was able to change from being r…
Episode 6: "Deborah Whaley" (March, 2021
In this episode, Justin and Nicole speak with the MSU Comics Forum Keynote Scholar: Professor Deborah Elizabeth Whaley. Professor Whaley joined us for a conversation about her recent book, Black Women in Sequence, particularly the precarious-but-powerful relationship between fandoms, creators, and …
Marcus Evans, Teaching Hip Hop and Buddhist Studies
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Marcus Evans teaches courses on Asian religions at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, exploring new perspectives and incorporating different voices that help students access and interpret old texts. His teaching integrates and combines classical Buddhist works and contrasts and …
Elizabeth Whaley Shares Reflections From Her Successful High School Career | Looking To The Future
In today’s podcast episode, I have the great privilege of speaking with my friend, Elizabeth Whaley. Elizabeth recently graduated from Indian Hills high school. During her four years there she made her mark on Ohio women’s distance running constantly raising the bar.
In this episode, we dive int…
McPherson's Last Ride, Narrated by ATLsherpa
In addition to the Substack app, this podcast is available on Spotify and Apple Podcast.
In this episode…
Timestamps appear below in case you want to jump to specific topics…
* Personal Note: Why I became enamored with McPherson [04:00]
* McPherson Monument in Washington, D.C. [19:12]
* PAST: McPhe…
She Shattered a 1500m School Record by 4 Seconds: How Elizabeth Whaley is Leading Wake Forest’s Rise
Elizabeth Whaley just shattered the Wake Forest 1500m school record, clocking a 4:09.78 on her home track. Today she joins The Kick to recap the path to that historic performance—paved through bone injuries, hours of cross training, and a pivotal moment in high school where she almost walked away f…
From Wake Forest to Full-Time Counselor: Ashley Bastron on Leaving Coaching at Her Peak, the Eating Disorder Crisis in Running, and Putting People Over Results
Ashley Bastron just had the best year of her coaching career. Then she quit, and she's never felt more at peace.
In this episode, Dominic sits down with the former Wake Forest Associate Head Coach who guided the Demon Deacon women to their first NCAA Cross Country Championships since 2006, coached…
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