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Who are the risk takers that help reinvent and reimagine the kinds of stories we see on TV? And how do they disrupt what we’ve come to expect on our screens and in our culture? We Disrupt This Broadcast, a podcast from The Peabody Awards and Center for Media & Social Impact, wants to answer these very questions. Produced and distributed in partnership with award-winning audio production group PRX ... more

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Join us as we get hot and bothered for women’s autonomy through the Peabody Award-winning series Dying for Sex. In this episode, We Disrupt This Broadcast’s own resident expert, media scholar, professor, and Executive Director of Center for Media & S... more

In this episode, we’re playing with reality as we explore what’s going on behind the scenes of the Peabody Award-winning reality TV comedy, Jury Duty. In our interview with creator Lee Eisenberg and executive producer Nicholas Hatton, we discuss this... more

In this episode, the first of our Legendary Disruptors series, we celebrate ‘90s comedy icon Keenen Ivory Wayans and the legacy of In Living Color, the revolutionary sketch series on FOX, how it centered the Black American experience, and its impact ... more

In this episode, we examine the four-part Peabody Award-winning HBO documentary series Stax: Soulsville USA through a conversation with the film’s director, Jamila Wignot. The series chronicles the incredible rise and fall, and rise and fall again, o... more

This episode, we’re getting to the heart of what drives producer, writer, and showrunner John Wells. Wells is the legend behind such Peabody and Emmy Award-winning series as The West Wing, ER, and now the breakout hit The Pitt. Exploring the challeng... more

This episode, we’re talking about the Peabody Award-nominated animated children’s series Spirit Rangers, a superhero show about Native siblings who use their powers to protect the national park they call home. Showrunner and creator Karissa Valencia ... more

In the season three premiere of We Disrupt This Broadcast, Jeffrey Jones, Executive Director of The Peabody Awards, leads a live-recorded conversation with this year’s Peabody Trailblazer Award winner, Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson. Thompson is a musici... more

We Disrupt This Broadcast is back for season 3! Join us as we talk to the creative powerhouses that help reinvent and reimagine the kinds of stories we see on TV and who disrupt what we’ve come to expect on our screens and in our culture. We Disrupt ... more

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Kim Rosenstock
Showrunner and co-creator of Dying for Sex
Dying for Sex (Show)
Episode: Dying for Sex: Liz Meriwether, Kim Rosenstock, and Emily Nagoski on Cancer, Caregiving, and Women's Sexuality
Elizabeth Meriwether
Showrunner and co-creator of Dying for Sex
Dying for Sex (Show)
Episode: Dying for Sex: Liz Meriwether, Kim Rosenstock, and Emily Nagoski on Cancer, Caregiving, and Women's Sexuality
Emily Nagoski
Sex educator and author; consultant on Dying for Sex
Dying for Sex (Show); Come As You Are
Episode: Dying for Sex: Liz Meriwether, Kim Rosenstock, and Emily Nagoski on Cancer, Caregiving, and Women's Sexuality
Lee Eisenberg
Co-creator of Jury Duty
Jury Duty / Amazon
Episode: Jury Duty: Lee Eisenberg and Nicholas Hatton on Reality TV, Gentle Humanity, and Everyday Heroes
Nicholas Hatton
Executive producer
Jury Duty / Amazon
Episode: Jury Duty: Lee Eisenberg and Nicholas Hatton on Reality TV, Gentle Humanity, and Everyday Heroes
Hunter Hargraves
Associate Professor at California State University Fullerton; author of Uncomfortable Television
Cal State Fullerton; Duke University Press (book)
Episode: Jury Duty: Lee Eisenberg and Nicholas Hatton on Reality TV, Gentle Humanity, and Everyday Heroes
Keenen Ivory Wayans
Comedian, creator of In Living Color
In Living Color, Scary Movie
Episode: In Living Color: Keenen Ivory Wayans on Fearless Comedy, Working with Family, and Letting Go of Ego
Felicia Pride
Writer, director, producer; showrunner for Netflix's A Different World reboot
Netflix, A Different World (reboot)
Episode: In Living Color: Keenen Ivory Wayans on Fearless Comedy, Working with Family, and Letting Go of Ego
Jamila Wignot
Documentary filmmaker, director of Stax Soulsville USA
Stax Soulsville USA
Episode: Stax: Jamila Wignot on Stax Records, Soul Music, and the Threat of Black Business Success

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Gabe González
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Dying for Sex: Liz Meriwether, Kim Rosenstock, and Emily Nagoski on Cancer, Caregiving, and Women's Sexuality
Q: What inspired the tone and approach of Dying for Sex?
Kim Rosenstock and Elizabeth Meriwether describe wanting to honor Molly's humanity and sexuality with humor, honesty, and a nonjudgmental female gaze, aiming to tell a complex, multi-faceted story rather than a one-note tragedy.
Jury Duty: Lee Eisenberg and Nicholas Hatton on Reality TV, Gentle Humanity, and Everyday Heroes
Q: What inspired the hybrid format of Jury Duty?
Lee Eisenberg explains that the format grew out of a desire to celebrate ordinary people as heroes and to avoid punching down, combining elements from reality, scripted, and hidden-camera traditions to create something respectful and emotionally resonant.
In Living Color: Keenen Ivory Wayans on Fearless Comedy, Working with Family, and Letting Go of Ego
Q: What does the phrase no vanity in comedy mean to you, and why is it important for actors to be willing to look goofy for the joke?
It means heroes of comedy should be willing to appear unglamorous if the character demands it; true performers remain beautiful but the character isn't, and the joke drives the outcome.
In Living Color: Keenen Ivory Wayans on Fearless Comedy, Working with Family, and Letting Go of Ego
Q: So in those early days, what qualities were you looking for in a writer or in a cast member to let you know that someone was down to clown the way you needed them to?
He looked for people who were smart and funny, with a balance of intellect and timing, and he acted as moderator to guide drafts and refine material.
Spirit Rangers: Karissa Valencia and Joey Clift on Bringing Native Traditions to Life for a Younger Generation
Q: What do you think sets Spirit Rangers apart from other shows?
Spirit Rangers has an all-Native writers room and features a representation of Indigenous stories that resonates with Native kids today.

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This series centers on high-profile TV creators, writers, and industry experts who push boundaries in storytelling, representation, and culture. Conversations span from the realism and social impact of medical dramas to Indigenous representation in children's animation, the cultural power of music and memory, and the ethics of portraying difficult social issues on screen. Guests often include showrunners, writers, journalists, and researchers who bring a blend of creative craft and scholarly insight, exploring how entertainment can illuminate policy, history, and social change while staying emotionally resonant. The show stands out for its thoughtful synthesis of on-set storytelling with broader societal implications, its collaboration with... more

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1. Kim Rosenstock
2. Elizabeth Meriwether
3. Emily Nagoski
4. Lee Eisenberg
5. Nicholas Hatton
6. Hunter Hargraves
7. Keenen Ivory Wayans
8. Felicia Pride

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