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Showing posts with label issues. Show all posts

Friday, April 22, 2016

136: The Year the Music Died

Death's holiday is over and he's back, hustlin' like the Blob in a pie-eating contest, so we're saying goodbye this week to the Purple One, Joey Coco, the Artist himself, Prince. Plus, once we're cleaned up and presentable, we hit THEY'RE NOT LIKE US in Comic Book Club, recoil in horror at Hollywood whitewashing in a Big Issues segment *AND* finally get our wishes granted when we talk to Jay and Miles (of X-Plain the X-Men) in the Emerald City!

#leavesuealone
Seriously, Death...take some personal time or something. You've done plenty.

Friday, November 6, 2015

Castle on a Cloud (of Blood)

JET goes back to the issues as we talk Hollywood sexism! Not cool, Jurassic World guy...not cool. Plus news, Star Trek, Princess Leia and Mr. Belvedere! You bring the parkour, I'll bring the grenade launcher!


Welcome back, Frank

Show notes

 
The original LA Times piece with Trevorrow

Variety stats on Women in Hollywood

Women generally represent a larger percentage of moviegoing public
http://variety.com/2014/film/news/22-jump-street-box-office-haul-shows-power-of-female-crowds-1201220879/

Trevorrow comments further on Twitter

Related Vulture commentary

Government investigation of Hollywood bias
http://www.vulture.com/2015/10/federal-govt-investigates-hollywood-gender-bias.html

Damon
https://twitter.com/MrPooni/status/643426795447013376?ref_src=twsrc^tfw
http://www.thewrap.com/matt-damon-has-twitter-seeing-red-over-project-greenlight-diversity-comment/

Lexi's interview with Vulture
http://www.vulture.com/2015/10/lexi-alexander-female-directors-in-hollywood.html

Lexi's essay
http://blogs.indiewire.com/womenandhollywood/an-oscar-nominated-director-gets-real

And a study from 1977 

Matthew Hammett Knott, friend of Lexi's

Blame Canada

Trevorrow emails to SlashFilm

How Did This Get Made Episode

Saturday, October 24, 2015

The Big Gang Theory

We speak truth to superpower this week as we tackle the subject of nerdsploitation! And if that wasn't enough, we talk Jessica Jones, Sicario AND have an interview with Snap Judgment's Ana Adlerstein! TOO MUCH SHOW



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Friday, August 14, 2015

Sexism in SFF Publishing

Here it is (finally). A punishing jeremiad of the SFWA debacle of 2013 and a rumination of the current state of sexism in science fiction and fantasy publishing. I'm not gonna lie to you: this is a beast but you will emerge from this with knowledge and power. And we do some news and we review It Follows!

Look at this tangle of thorns.

itunes pic

And there's a skit or something

Supplemental material:

Our survey results are published on the next chronological blog post


SL Huang’s GREAT timeline re: the SFWA situation

An artist’s breakdown of the Bulletin #200 cover

The Daily Dot article that Fodera called “libel”

The Tumblr containing quotes from the sff.net listserv

Cavendish and Shelley

VIDA compiles yearly stats on the gender parity in literary criticism and coverage outlets
http://www.vidaweb.org/the-count/

Crisp’s comments on the lack of female author submissions

Renay from LadyBusiness on Tumblr’s response

Author Rachel Bach 

Natalie Luhrs of pretty-terrible.com

Liz Bourke

Sad Puppies

Aaaand a whole mess o’ links