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FQT Podcast

Che Gossett
Trans Studies
Feminism
Queer Theory
Feminist Art History
Disability Studies
Queer Studies
Coalitional Politics
Education
Racial Capitalism
Women's Liberation Movement
Crip-Of-Color Critique
Feminist Disability Studies
Heresy's Magazine
Poetry
Ableism
Dependency
Political Theory
University Of Cambridge
Women Artists Together
Antisocial Thesis

Podcast of the Center for Research in Feminist, Queer and Transgender Studies at the University of Pennsylvania, hosted by associate director Che Gossett and producer Lane T. Speidel

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In this episode FQT Center associate director Che Gossett speaks with professor Homi Bhabha. Bhabha is the Anne F. Rothenberg Professor of the Humanities at Harvard University. They discuss professor Bhabha's intellectual iterinary and how distinct s... more

In this episode, FQT director Che Gossett speaks with Charles Gaines about his artistic practice, his interest in systems thinking and unthinking, and how Gaines takes up questions about seriality and discreteness, difference and repetition in relati... more

In this episode, FQT podcast host Che speaks with their sister, the artist, filmmaker, writer, and activist, Tourmaline. Tourmaline's practice highlights the experiences of Black, queer, and trans communities and their capacity to impact the world. H... more

In this episode FQT associate director Che Gossett continues their conversation with Professor Susan Stryker about the 1966 Compton's cafeteria uprising and its afterlives, and the history and future of trans studies.

Professor Stryker's forthcomi... more

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Recent Guests

Charles Gaines
Artist
Artist; works with themes of systems, paradox, and cultural history
Episode: Conditions of Paradox: A Conversation with Charles Gaines
Susan Stryker
Professor and Distinguished Visitor at Stanford University's Klayman Institute for Gender Research and author of "Changing Gender".
Stanford University
Episode: "Something That Needed to Happen," part two of a conversation with Susan Stryker
Professor Susan Stryker
A noted trans studies scholar and filmmaker, author of "Transgender History" and winner of a Northern California Emmy Award for "Screaming Queens, The Riot at Compton's Cafeteria."
Episode: When Monsters Speak: Part 1 of a conversation with Professor Susan Stryker
Avgi Saketopoulou
A psychoanalyst in private practice and faculty member at New York University's postdoctoral program in psychotherapy and psychoanalysis
New York University
Episode: Traumatophilia: a conversation with Avgi Saketopoulou, Psy.D
Michael J. Klarman
Charles Warren Professor of Legal History at Harvard Law School
Harvard Law School
Episode: The Framer's Coup: a Conversation with Professor Michael J. Klarman
David Joselit
Arthur Kingsley Porter Professor of Art, Film and Visual Studies at Harvard University
Harvard University
Episode: Art's Properties: a conversation with David Joselit
Nora Khan
Independent critic, essayist, curator and educator based in Los Angeles
UCLA in Design Media Arts
Episode: The Artificial and the Real: a conversation with Nora Khan
Kellie Jones
Professor of Art History and Archaeology at Columbia University
Columbia University
Episode: Now Dig This: A Conversation with Kellie Jones
Huey Copeland
Professor and Andrew Mellon Chair of the History of Art and Architecture Department at the University of Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Episode: Black Modernisms: A Conversation with Huey Copeland

Hosts

Che Gossett
Associate Director of the Center for Research in Feminist, Queer and Transgender Studies
Lane T. Speidel
Producer

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 21 ratings
  • The recognition and recognizability

    A beautiful episode, so timely. I have the privileged task of summarizing Halberstam for a philosophy vlog geared to college students, and was overjoyed to hear Che Gossett as host in this gentle back-and-forth. What a good listener. Somehow not fanboying. Very demure, very mindful.

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    5
    JordanAMontreal
    Canada2 years ago
  • Engaging and informative

    An engaging and informative podcast for anyone interested in issues of gender and sexuality!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mgbevans
    Canada5 years ago
  • Great podcast

    This is super interesting!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CraigoryJay
    Canada6 years ago

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

"A Constellation of Many Bodies of Understanding" A Conversation with Tourmaline
Q: What inspired turning Marsha P. Johnson's life into a book and a broader constellation of works?
Tourmaline explains that reframing Marsha's life as a constellation allows multiple voices, places, and performances to contribute to a living memory, ensuring that the impact extends beyond a single biography.
"Something That Needed to Happen," part two of a conversation with Susan Stryker
Q: What are your hopes for the future of trans studies?
Stryker reflects on the need for trans studies to engage deeply with the contemporary environment and critiques the external narratives that threaten trans existence.
"Purpose Bigger Than Fear" A Conversation with Geena Rocero
Q: Can you tell people who maybe this is their first learning of the book, the meaning behind the title too?
The title 'Horse Barbie' reflects a reclamation of spirit, connecting her identity as a trans woman with a cultural mythical figure from the Philippines.
When Monsters Speak: Part 1 of a conversation with Professor Susan Stryker
Q: How did the book "When Monsters Speak" happen?
Stryker explains the collaborative and creative process with McKenzie Wark in curating her past writings into the anthology, highlighting the importance of contextualizing her work within her lived experiences.
When Monsters Speak: Part 1 of a conversation with Professor Susan Stryker
Q: Can you maybe talk about your own itinerary and how you arrived at this profession?
Professor Stryker reflects on her journey of transitioning into trans studies, highlighting her academic background and personal experiences as pivotal in shaping her trajectory.

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This show frequently conversations at the intersection of feminist, queer, and trans studies with culture, art, and law. Episodes center historical moments (notably trans history and protest) and contemporary issues in representation, trauma, and abolition, often pairing scholars with artists and organizers. A notable pattern is deep dives into historical events, paired with discussions of theory and practice, plus a strong emphasis on accessibility and personal storytelling. The format often features long-form dialogue, allowing guests to discuss their work, books, and contemporary activism in a nuanced way. Listeners are likely drawn to rigorous analysis, cultural critique, and cross-disciplinary perspectives that connect academia with li... more

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