En-Gender is an interdisciplinary journal for research on gender in the humanities and social sciences. There is also a podcast, and the latest episode is about eugenics in history and literature: https://engenderacademia.com/2022/09/09/2-3-en-gender-conversations-eugenics-in-history-li...
CFP Radio and Audio Media Area, PCA/ACA Annual Conference
April 5-8, 2023, San Antonio
The radio and audio media area provides a forum for scholars, practitioners, and artists of what Michelle Hilmes (2013) calls soundwork:“the entire complex of sound-based media that enters our experience through a variety of technologies and forms.” Its forms include, but are not limited to, journalism, narrative nonfiction, audio and radio drama, sports, podcasts, as well as films and TV adapted from radio or podcasts.
Podcasts of interest to Latin Americanists, to 31 August 2022
New Books Network
Kate Phillips--Bought & Sold: Scotland, Jamaica and Slavery
Hello podcast colleagues!
I've written a book, The Power of Podcasting: Telling Stories through Sound, that is a critique of podcasting as a new medium, a creative confessional that reveals the collaborative art behind the making of award-winning narrative podcasts I worked on, and a reference work that situates podcasting in the context of radio and audio, but with discernibly different characteristics.
The US and international edition is published by Columbia University Press in October 2022 and can be ordered here:
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Podcasts of interest to Latin Americanists, to 15 August 2022
New Books Network
Jeremy Black--A Brief History of the Atlantic
Episode 2 of Past Imperfect features Dr. Linda Colley (Princeton University). Colley's The Gun, the Ship, and the Pen is a wide-ranging exploration of the development of constitutions, a book which demonstrates how increasingly violent warfare led to the worldwide spread of these documents between the 18th and early 20th centuries.
Organizational Secrecy — Case of the Manhattan Project
In this episode, Austin Charron (University of Wisconsin-Madison, www.austincharron.com/) and Oleksandr-Martin Kysly (National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy) discuss the experiences of the Crimean
Episode 2 of Past Imperfect features Dr. Linda Colley (Princeton University). Colley's The Gun, the Ship, and the Pen is a wide-ranging exploration of the development of constitutions, a book which demonstrates how increasingly violent warfare led to the worldwide spread of these documents between the 18th and early 20th centuries.
