Bedrosian Bookclub Podcast
USC Bedrosian CenterAn audio book club. Our geeks read and discuss new and classic works in the policy field – fictional and non. Social justice, tech, politics, policy … we cover it all and more. Let's think about what is at the heart of being a citizen in America. This book club helps us get at the heart of what it means to be a citizen in a democracy. Sponsored by the USC Bedrosian Center bedrosian.usc.edu/... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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This is the last episode of the Bedrosian Bookclub in this incarnation, it's been a blast.
We discuss the importance of The 1619 Project, the book, the project, and it's impact on our political discourse. Why should we pay attention to history, how... more
Three votes for Carribean Fragoza's Eat the Mouth that Feeds You to be something every high school senior is exposed to. This debut collection of short stories is genius, this is late 20th early 21st century Southern California. This is Chicanx, this... more
Now, in the tail end of 2021, discourse about restorative justice and public safety lack imagination. We tend to "do what we've always done."
NYU Historian Nicole Eustace brings us the story of the search for justice following the 1722 murder of a ... more
Ostensibly, House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski, is about a young man who finds a manuscript in a dead man's apartment. This experimental novel, released in 2000, takes a cinematic approach to the novel – creating a novel experience in time and sp... more
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- Superb Podcast
Very thoughtful, complex, and engaging literary discussions. It is so enlightening to listen to such intelligent and present hosts who have warm and inviting voices. Big fan of Olivia O., too! Give her a raise!
Apple Podcasts5Graham Byers
United States5 years ago - White Fragility Episode Needs Trigger Warning
Chris (the White man) is so problematic and triggering - this was super upsetting for me to listen to and should be removed. He dominated the air time, interrupts the female guests, actually says “no” in response to their discussing their own feelings of gender safety, and time and time again displays textbook white fragility and defensiveness. Sure, the book is not perfect but he is unqualified to be critical of it because his sexism and white supremacy is so dangerously unchecked. I am disgust... more
Apple Podcasts1Kata Rose 2020United States6 years ago - It’s not that great
This podcast felt like two women trying so hard to walk through eggshells and not say anything wrong. The best thing is Chris Redfearn. While I disagree politically with him, he’s the only one trying to be pragmatic (also I appreciate his voice). I do appreciate the wisdom of his experience, but I don’t think Aubrey Hicks and Liz Fallettan were not helpful on this issue in my opinion. I could be wrong, but this is my opinion.
The other issue is that not one person on the podcast challenges these... more
Apple Podcasts22020 JulioUnited States6 years ago - Read a book about patriarchy
In all fairness I only listened to one episode and had a difficult time making it all the way through. The man in this episode dominating the conversation, cut off the women when they were speaking and you could tell he was chomping at the bit to talk when they were speaking. If you analyzed his talking time (almost always about him) vs theirs... a little bit of self awareness. He’s probably a good person and willing to do the work to be better but sir, please do the work.
Apple Podcasts1randomnicknamethatisnttakenyetUnited States6 years ago - White Fragility Episode
Thank you for the courage to bring this topic to your show. I especially appreciate your willingness to be uncomfortable and speak truth about something that deeply affects people of color. I think your suggestion to bring Robin D’Angelo to your show would help deepen the impact. Chris, I rarely hear from White men on this topic, so your contributions will help me to better understand and navigate conversations I have with White men in the future. Because you have the heart to improve, I have so... more
Apple Podcasts4MDelores2020United States6 years ago
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