A scholarly podcast about pop culture hosted by Hannah McGregor and Marcelle Kosman, produced by Witch, Please Productions.
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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 222 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmSociety & Culture |
Sometimes an episode is such a longtime coming that the enthusiasm from our hosts is palpable! Such is the case with this episode about The Simpsons, a TV show that pervaded Marcelle's childhood due in part to...you guessed it... syndication! In this... more
We check in for 20 minutes and for that, we're sorry! We follow our check-in with a quick Apocalypse Toolkit and then leave the rest of the segments (Creature Report, How the Sausage is Getting Made, and Voice Memo Dispatch) to Part II over on Patreo... more
In this episode, we're talking about beloved computer game, The Sims, with special guest Ruth Ormiston. Ruth (they/them) is a book designer and cultural worker with an MA in English Literature from the University of Victoria (where they specialized i... more
Another Material Concerns featuring Consumer Retorts and Oops All Oops! And some light panic from the team. We're fineeeeee!
Head to Patreon.com/ohwitchplease to listen to Part II. For as little as $54/year, you'll get ad-free episodes, bloopers, a ... more
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Literally my favorite podcast of all time.
I have so much fun listening to Hannah and Marcelle. The blend of pop culture and critical theory is always interesting and I learn stuff (even if I only half remember some of the theories sometimes), so double cool! Give them a listen.
This is in-depth, researched and nuanced analysis of culture in general. The two hosts clearly put their time and speak from a place of experience and love. I'm in awe! The fact that are funny and charming together is the cherry on top.
This is a rigorous and fun podcast with serious intellectual backing! They are smarter than most university professors and it’s a pleasure to learn from them! Thanks folks.
the perfect balance between good company, fun, chill and still feeling like you’re getting more knowledgeable with every listen! i have been listening since the beginning of witch please and it’s my forever favorite 💗 x a danish radio and podcast host
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This scholarly podcast focuses on the intersections of pop culture and critical theory, offering insightful analyses of various media, including films, literature, and social themes. Across episodes, hosts engage deeply with topics such as race, gender, and consumer culture, often pairing humor with thoughtful critique to challenge mainstream narratives and explore underrepresented voices. Notably, the podcast fosters an inviting atmosphere that encourages listeners to consider cultural phenomena within broader societal contexts, making it a unique blend of entertainment and education.
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Material Girls launched 11 years ago and published 222 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Material Girls include:
1. Ruth Ormiston
2. Shira Lurie
3. Anne Helen Petersen
4. Cristen Conger
5. Hannah McGregor
6. Traci Thomas
7. Matt Wildcat
8. Hannah Reheck
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