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Sound Opinions describes itself as “the world’s only rock and roll talk show.” Each week on their syndicated talk show, nationally respected rock critics Greg Kot and Jim DeRogatis interview artists, talk about pop culture and music industry news, review new record releases and give trends a historical context. And, because on Sound Opinions, “everyone’s a critic,” listeners are invited …
Anime Feminist explores Japanese pop culture through a feminist lens. This includes interviews, roundtable discussions, and visual analysis. They broach topics like gender, sexuality and representation. They have regular discussion posts, links round-ups, features and podcasts. They review new anime premieres every season, making sure to highlight any potential deal-breakers they can see for a feminist audience. They launched on 11th October, 2016 and are going stronger than ever. Find …
Adequate Emily is a transgender filmmaker, film lover, film analyst and overall cinephile who discusses media and how it affects her, and how it’s made. Her video essays are long form analyses of films, while her “Adequate Shorts” are shorter reviews on contemporary films done in a simpler way. She’s also directed a short student …
13 Week Theatre is the creation of Pab Sungenis. Sungenis is an actor and writer, known for America’s Next President, Club 27 and Bluff. 13 Week Theatre is a YouTube series that celebrates the best (and the worst) in short lived TV shows. From the “too good to last” to the “so bad it’s good” to “MOMMY MAKE …
Kat O’Keeffe writes books and makes videos about books. She has a popular YouTube channel called “Katytastic” where she vlogs about writing, book reviews and NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month). She may be best known for her book outlining approach, The 27 Chapter Outline method. Writers love her. Readers love her. You could, too. Find …
Gambian-Canadian-American performer Khadija Mbowe is a video essayist and self-described socio-cultural anthropologist and “cool, fun, *young* millennial aunty.” In her videos she sits on her floor and sometimes talks to her friends, sometimes does video essays. Khadija has half a Sociology degree, half an English degree, and a whole degree in Vocal Performance, focusing on Opera. She’s also …
The Free Black Women’s Library is a Black Radical Feminist social art project that centers and celebrates Black women writers, artists, activists and thinkers. TFBWL is created by interdisciplinary artist, yoga teacher, set decorator, and cultural worker, OlaRonke Akinmowo. It features a monthly Reading Club and a collection of over 3000 books written by Black women …
22 Panels is a podcast dedicated to exploring, examining, and elevating the medium of comics. Tyler and Tad bring you weekly comics commentary and regular interviews with interesting people in and around the medium. Find 22 Panels online: Patreonhttps://www.patreon.com/22panelspodcast Twitterhttps://twitter.com/22PanelsPodcast Buzzsprout (podcast)https://22panels.buzzsprout.com Bloghttps://22panelspodcast.blogspot.com Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/22panels
The Comics Beat is an award-winning news site covering the worlds of comics, graphic novels, manga, anime, film, TV, toys, conventions, and the rest of the pop culture world that spins out of the imagination of comics and their creators. It features news, interviews, reviews, opinion, on the scene reporting, and much more, from a …
Comic Book Yeti, headed by founder and editor-in-chief Matt Ligeti, publishes simple ad free comic book reviews “by a simple yeti.” Comic Book Yeti’s reviews are straight forward with short paragraphs, bulleted lists, broken down into sections using real talk. And, they won’t take an afternoon to read. If you’re trying to find a comic …
MovieBitches (Avaryl and Andrew) publish snarky reviews of Hollywood’s latest and not-so-greatest movies and RuPaul’s Drag Race RuViews while nursing positively gigantic glasses of wine. They see them, so you don’t have to! (And have been doing so since 2013!) These two have a delightful chemistry and banter that’ll make you want to cozy up …
Movies Silently is Fritzi Kramer, who creates reviews and articles on silent movies that are fun, accessible and enthusiastic. Her main focus is American films from the silent feature period: 1915-1929. She also covers some foreign silent, remakes, and homages to silent films, as well as later period silent films. She posts mini biographies of …
The Geekiary is a blog started by fans, for fans. Proud members of many fandoms—Tumblr users and Twitter addicts, con goers, photographers, cosplayers, artists, and writers they’re consumers and analyzers of geeky media. They approach their work from a fan’s perspective, meaning they’re enthusiastic, passionate. As they say, themselves, they have FEELINGS. the Geekiary has …
The Lesbian Review (TLR) is a website focused on reviewing lesbian fiction, lesbian movies and lesbian music. They even review fan fiction, publishing both written reviews and a podcast regularly. They claim to review only what they enjoy in order to “promote the best products and help lesbian and queer women find their next read/listen/watch.” Primarily focused on books, they’ve …
Uppercut is a site dedicated to looking at games and other forms of media through critical and diverse lenses. Through written, audio and video content, they challenge the status quo and shine a light on games and voices that don’t normally get to take center stage. The name, Uppercut, comes from the aspiration to punch …
Bitches on Comics is a podcast that aims to make comics more welcoming and friendly, particularly for LGBTQ folks and women readers. As they say, “Bitches wanted.” Co-hosted by Sara Century and S.E. Fleenor with sound editing by Kate Warner, the Bitches on Comics podcast serves up advice that answers listener questions, as well as …
theblerdgurl is Karama Horne, a cultural journalist, content creator, podcaster and geek, “parked at the intersection of geekdom and diversity.” She produces a regular live stream, theblerdgurlLIVE, and theblerdgurl podcast, both of which provide commentary and perspective from the often overlooked black nerd demographic, with a snarky female point of view. She interviews some of the …
But Why Tho? creates pop culture content and hosts a community that ” is inclusive and representative of the multitude of experiences in pop culture.” Their content includes the flagship podcast, “But Why Tho?” and at least 10 other podcasts driven by over 20 contributors. Their website offers written pop culture reviews on film, television, comics, …
Anita Sarkeesian and the Feminist Frequency team produce media criticism and penetrating feminist analysis with “a hint of humor, a dose of drollery, and a soupçon of snark.” They create video series like Tropes vs. Women in Video Games, Ordinary Women: Daring to Defy History, The FREQ Show, Queer Tropes and a large slate of podcasts. With their …
Black Girl Nerds is a pop culture online publication from the lens of nerdy Black women. Its founder, Jamie Broadnax, describes BGN as being “for ALL women who are just as nerdy as we are and the men who love and appreciate us. I named this site Black Girl Nerds because the concept of Black …