
Join Anna Nguyen for a podcast that asks us to reflect on our reading and analyzing practices. Interviewing writers, authors, and academics, we'll discuss: what does it mean when we cite a text or when we activate the text? Are we giving authors the agency or do we take for granted the concepts we use? Find me on Instagram and Twitter @anannadroid .
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 68 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Best friends Chen Chen and Sam Herschel Wein discuss their collaborative chapbook, Love That For Us, published by & Change Poetry. They share how their friendship and poetics formed, that fateful residency in Portland, Oregon, pop culture as critical... more
Saeed Jones traces his poetic roots through his sense of place and placemaking, identity, education, and his experiences writing in multiple genres. Considering how freeing the poetic form can be, Jones talks about the fictional element and the many ... more
In discussing her books, Fresh Banana Leaves and Growing Papaya Plants, Indigenous scientist Dr. Jessica Hernandez talks about turning her attention from a non-native but displaced relative (banana trees) to a native plant relative (papaya trees) to ... more
A character who is dissatisfied in her own marriage will likely struggle to be a mother, says Thammika Songkaeo. Discussing her debut novel, Stamford Hospital, Thammika explores the complexity of womanhood, intimacy and relationships, the limitations... more
Insightful & really, truly stimulating. I loved listening to the first episode (big ideas dealt with in an accessible, exciting way), though I’m very far from being an academic; I’m looking forward to what comes next.
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A thoughtful, idea-driven show that invites writers, academics, and critics to unpack reading practices, citation ethics, and how texts acquire agency in analysis. Episodes center on cross-genre writing, Indigenous knowledge in science, race and representation, gender and sexuality in literature, and the politics of literary and cultural commentary. The conversation style tends to be rigorous but accessible, with guests ranging from poets and novelists to scholars and activists, often challenging traditional humanities norms and encouraging reflexive thinking about authorship, memory, and place. A notable strength is the way conversations weave craft with broader social issues, offering practical takeaways for writers, educators, and curiou... more
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