On the latest episode of Imagine Otherwise, Ideas on Fire author Raven Maragh-Lloyd discusses her new book Black Networked Resistance: Strategic Rearticulations in the Digital Age. Listen in to learn how Black digital practices from cancel culture to feminist networks of care are forging new online and offline futures.
https://ideasonfire.net/162-raven-maragh-lloyd
#BlackStudies #MediaStudies #FeministSTS #IoFAuthors #ImagineOtherwise #ImagineOtherwisePodcast #DigitalStudies #UCPress
New episode alert! Join host Cathy Hannabach and media studies scholar and Ideas on Fire author Raven Maragh-Lloyd for episode 162 of Imagine Otherwise as they explore Black resistance in the digital age. From Instagram archiving around Juneteenth to Black women’s online networks of care, they examine how digital spaces are used for resistance and community building.
https://ideasonfire.net/162-raven-maragh-lloyd
#BlackStudies #MediaStudies #FeministSTS #IoFAuthors #ImagineOtherwise #DigitalStudies #UCPress
Getting excited for the 2024 Dance Studies Association conference? We are too! We put together a conference guide highlighting sessions by Ideas on Fire authors, awesome new books in dance studies, a podcast playlist to help you #ImagineOtherwise, conference presentation resources, and an offer to schedule a free book publishing consultation with Ideas on Fire founder Cathy Hannabach.
“I want a world where the value of art is recognized, where creative labor is not undervalued or always tangled with precarity” —Dance studies scholar and Ideas on Fire author Natalie Zervou on the latest episode of Imagine Otherwise.
Catch the full interview here: https://ideasonfire.net/161-natalie-zervou/
🎙️New #ImagineOtherwise episode alert! Host Cathy Hannabach interviews dance studies scholar and Ideas on Fire author Natalie Zervou about her new book Performing the Greek Crisis: Navigating National Identity in the Age of Austerity. https://ideasonfire.net/161-natalie-zervou/
#NatalieZervou #DanceStudies #PerformanceStudies #Dance #DSAConference2024 #IdeasOnFire
“Our understanding of teaching and learning is expansive. Whether it’s a live art show, an exhibit, or a fashion show, we’re creating knowledge together in community.” —Amber Rose González on episode 160 of #ImagineOtherwise
Catch the full interview here: https://ideasonfire.net/160-gonzalez-montes-zepeda
“The Zapatistas mention a world where many worlds fit. So even though Mujeres de Maiz is Chicana/ Latinx-centric and we’re unapologetic about it, we have always been a community where many other spaces not only fit but are welcomed, encouraged, and supported.” —Felicia “Fe” Montes on episode 160 of #ImagineOtherwise.
Catch the full episode here: https://ideasonfire.net/160-gonzalez-montes-zepeda
On the latest episode of #ImagineOtherwise, Amber Rose González, Felicia Montes, and Nadia Zepeda share their journey with the legendary feminist feminist of color collective Mujeres de Maiz.
Listen to learn about their new book Mujeres de Maiz en Movimiento: Spiritual Artivism, Healing Justice, and Feminist Praxis and its role in the long tradition of feminist of color publishing. https://ideasonfire.net/160-gonzalez-montes-zepeda
What role does digital nomadism play in gentrification and racialized displacement? In the latest episode of #ImagineOtherwise, Erin McElroy explains how post-Cold War technocapitalism yoked housing issues to technological imaginaries across national geographies—and how housing justice activists are fighting back.
https://ideasonfire.net/159-erin-mcelroy
#IoFAuthors #ErinMcElroy #HousingJustice #MediaStudies #FeministSTS #ScienceAndTechnologyStudies #DigitalStudies #Ethnography #CriticalGeography
The latest episode of #ImagineOtherwise just dropped! Host Cathy Hannabach interviews University of Washington geography professor Erin McElroy about the global reach of technocapitalism.
Erin is the author of the new Duke University Press book Silicon Valley Imperialism: Techno Fantasies and Frictions in Postsocialist Times, which is a fascinating multi-sited ethnography of the dispossessions wrought by Silicon Valley on both sides of the Iron Curtain.
In this #ImagineOtherwise conversation with Jessica Nydia Pabón-Colón, Cathy Hannabach interviews Jessica about how women graffiti writers perform feminism, what a feminist approach to arts curating looks like, and so much more.
https://ideasonfire.net/82-jessica-nydia-pabon-colon/
#FeministGraffiti #FeministStreetArt #LatinxStudies #CulturalStudies #NYUPress
If you’re like us and often wondering how to plan when life keeps changing, you’ll love Cathy Hannabach’s conversation with journalist, media scholar, and fellow planning enthusiast Meredith D. Clark.
https://ideasonfire.net/126-meredith-d-clark/
#ImagineOtherwise #ImagineOtherwisePodcast #MeredithDClark #MeredithClark #FeministPodcasts #AcademicPodcasts #Productivity #ProjectManagement #SocialJusticePodcasts
Here’s another great 2023 #ImagineOtherwise episode! Black visual studies scholar Jasmine Nichole Cobb talks about her book New Growth, haptic blackness, and the cultural politics of Black hair in US visual culture. #IoFAuthor #DukeUniversityPress https://ideasonfire.net/150-jasmine-nichole-cobb/
New #ImagineOtherwise episode alert! Host Cathy Hannabach interviews Ideas on Fire author and @AnnenbergPenn professor Juan Llamas-Rodriguez about the representation of border tunnels in US media about the Mexico–US border.
They also delve into the research for Juan’s new book Border Tunnels: A Media Theory of the US–Mexico Underground, which was recently published by @UMinnPress.
https://ideasonfire.net/158-juan-llamas-rodriguez
#MediaStudies #InfrastructureStudies #IoFAuthors #LatinxStudies
We’re celebrating a year of brilliant guests on #ImagineOtherwise. In this episode, Cathy Hannabach talked to women’s and gender studies professor Mairead Sullivan about Mairead’s new book Lesbian Death: Desire and Danger Between Feminist and Queer.
#IoFAuthors #QueerHistory #LesbianHistory https://ideasonfire.net/149-mairead-sullivan/
2023 has been full of inspiring conversations on #ImagineOtherwise. ICYMI, here’s #IoFAuthor Erin Durban on The Sexual Politics of Empire and the history of US occupation and imperialism in Haiti.
https://ideasonfire.net/project/the-sexual-politics-of-empire/
💡We’re drawing inspiration from the #ImagineOtherwise archive to bring you our interview with IoF author Anima Adjepong on interdisciplinary intuition. 🎧 Host Cathy Hannabach and Anima chat about how to use intuition to identify the book you really want to write rather than the one that feels more disciplinarily safe.
https://ideasonfire.net/144-anima-adjepong/
#Sociology #IoFAuthors #AfricanStudies #Ethnography #GenderStudies #SexualityStudies #LGBTStudies
From cancer blogs to digital estate planning, our latest #ImagineOtherwise podcast episode explores how communities are reimagining collaborative online labor and worldbuilding.
Catch our interview with Tamara Kneese @tamigraph about her new Yale University Press book Death Glitch: How Techno-Solutionism Fails Us in This Life and Beyond. https://ideasonfire.net/157-tamara-kneese
“What does it mean for technologies that are built for short-term use, real-time updates, and perpetual refresh to broker individual and collective legacies?” Listen to Tamara Kneese @tamigraph explain on the latest episode of Imagine Otherwise
https://ideasonfire.net/157-tamara-kneese
#TamaraKneese #ImagineOtherwise #IdeasOnFire #DeathGlitch #MediaStudies #DigitalStudies #InternetStudies #CulturalStudies #STS #IoFAuthors #IoFAuthor #NCA2023
#2023AAACASCAToronto is here! On our conference hub we’ve gathered great anthropology books by #IoFAuthors, AAA journals we’ve edited, an #ImagineOtherwise podcast playlist, and more conference-related info. https://ideasonfire.net/aaa/
