The Graphic Possibilities Podcast
Latest Episodes
Episode 27: Notes from the Fields
In this episode, I’m joined by Owen Gottlieb. Owen is an Associate Professor of Interactive Games and Media and the Founder and Lead Research Faculty of the Initiative in Religion, Culture, and Policy (RCP) at the RIT MAGIC Center and MAGIC Spell Studios.
Episode 26: A Conversation with Walter Greason & Fielder about “A Graphic of Hip Hop #1”
In this conversation I spoke with Dr. Walter Greason and Tim Fielder about “A Graphic History of Hip Hop #1.” This new comic project explore the history and impact of Hip Hop and was created in conjunction with New York City Department of Social Studies a
Episode 25: A Conversation with Gamal Hennessy about the Business of Freelance Comic Book Publishing
In this episode, I spoke with author Gamal Hennessy about his new Kickstarter project, a book to teach readers about the freelance comic book publishing.
A Very Special Audio Commentary from Dr. Christina Knopf
In this episode of the Graphic Possibilities Podcast, we return to our audio commentary on comics. We turned to Dr. Christina Knopf for this commentary to learn about comics and politics. Dr. Knopf specializes in political communication. She is a rhetoric
A Conversation with Dr. Lonny J Avi Brooks about Designing the Afrofuture
Dr. Lonny J. Avi Brooks is an associate professor in communication at California State University, East Bay. As the Co-Principal Investigator for the Long Term and Futures Thinking in Education Project, he has piloted the integration of futures thinking i
A Conversation with Dr. tobias c. van veen about Afrofuturism, Sound, and Culture
In this episode, we spoke with Dr. Tobias c. van Veen.Dr. van Veen is Visiting Scholar at the ReImagining Value Action Lab at Lakehead University and Visiting Professor in Humanities at Quest University. He holds a doctorate in Philosophy and Communica
A Conversation with Dr. Qiana Whitted about Afrofuturism and EC Comics
In this episode I talk with Dr. Qiana Whitted. Qiana Whitted is professor of English and African American Studies at the University of South Carolina. A graduate of Hampton University with a PhD from Yale University, her research and teaching focus on Bla
A Conversation with Dr. Michael Dando
We speak with Dr. Michael Dando in this episode about comics, hip-hop, and education. Dando is a multicultural education scholar focusing on hip-hop culture and the representation of self. In collaboration with Professor John Jennings (writer) and artist
A Conversation with Rodney Barnes
In this episode, we spoke with the award-winning screenwriter, producer, and graphic novelist Rodney Barnes. Barnes has established himself as a creative force in Hollywood, working on projects such as The Boondocks on Adult Swim and Wu-Tang: An American
A Conversation with Dr. Chesya Burke
In this episode, we talk with Dr. Chesya Burke. Burke is an Asst. Professor of English and U.S. Literature. Having written and published over a hundred fiction pieces and articles within science fiction, fantasy, comics, and horror, her academic research