A Critical Forum on Media and Culture
A Critical Forum on Media and Culture
Helen Morgan-Parmett explores the ways in which podcasting’s sensorial, intimate, and convergent capabilities produce new connections to space and place.
Read moreSiobhán McHugh discusses how the podcasting boom is triggering exciting new interdisciplinary collaborations that harness the under-appreciated power of audio as a research platform.
Read moreSarah Florini argues that as we consider the future of a changing digital landscape, we must critically engage with Black users who often anticipate, envision and develop practices ahead of major platforms like Facebook and Twitter.
Read moreSiobhán McHugh examines the transcultural strategies employed by Chinese podcasters in their translation of Western podcasts for the Chinese market.
Read moreSiobhán McHugh explores podcasting and audio storytelling as mediums and the artistry and skill involved in its production.
Read moreBriana Barner explores the podcast as a racialized space, and gives an example of a podcast that pushes back against the notion that podcasts are a White space.
Read moreJeremy Wade Morris explores the oddities and challenges that podcasts present as digital objects.
Read moreJeremy Wade Morris writes about preserving podcasts and making them more researchable. He enumerates several reasons we should be invested in their longevity and accessibility.
Read moreBonni Stachowiak, host of the Teaching in Higher Ed podcast, discusses the captivating nature of podcasts, the difference between podcast and AM/FM listenership, and how her podcast has impacted her pedagogy.
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