A podcast discussing comics in historical + educational contexts. Updates first Friday of every month, visit comicarted.com for more.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsCoursesVisual ArtsEducation |
Episode 61: Cathy and remus catch up after a summer break! Cathy shares the details of her career transition into more higher ed teaching, including her new courses in the Visual Narrative MFA program at Boston University. She then goes into depth ab... more
This past May I was honored to visit the Rhode Island Library Association Conference as their Keynote Speaker! It was a pleasure to meet so many amazing library professionals and talk about the incredible power that comic books are able to offer youn... more
Episode 60: On this episode of Drawing a Dialogue, remus and Cathy discuss AI technologies. What is the history of artificial intelligence? What are the current conversations surrounding AI, and what is it actually capable of?
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The Freedom to Read legislation has passed in the state of Rhode Island! Back in March I had the pleasure of speaking at a press conference in support of passing the bill, you can read that blog post here.
Information on the bill from The Author’s... more
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I’ve learned tons as a cartoonist and student, and I love the depth and detail. Would you consider doing an episode on the cyborg manifesto? I feel like the concepts explored there are kind of hard to enter for those less well versed but has a lot of potential crossover with comics and pedagogy.
I love this podcast so much! It’s so well researched and informative and Cathy and Remus are lovely. I’ve found this content especially helpful as a college student and an art maker but I recommend it to just about anybody.
So grateful I found this podcast! The speakers are incredibly talented and knowledgeable. Please never stop <3
If you’re a comic creator, illustrator, art student, and care about how your work functions (and not just how it looks), this podcast is for you. I was inspired by the first episode I listened to, and none have disappointed since. As a comic creator, looking for podcasts from the creator’s perspective is tough. You have to sift through hundreds of Marvel Fanboy podcasts to find one podcast that actually talks about the creation of comics (and it might not even be a good one). This is a podcast i... more
Researched conversations on persons, events, and ideas through the history of comics. While comics is not a new medium, scholarly work in the field has long lacked accessibility, leading to a lack of attention. Their work to illuminate through the mass density of pages and to amplify the conditions of marginalized artists is vital.
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