Podcasting has become a platform for people across the world to tell and re-tell stories. This panel explores how podcasting can be used to analyze mainstream culture and be a medium for making marginalized narratives and voices more visible. Join us to hear podcasters discuss their critical and creative approaches to developing podcasts that take on Disney, unearth the past through audio drama, and take us into the imaginary worlds through horror.
- Moderator: Chelsea Jennings (UnSilence Her podcast)
- Tonia Ransom, Creator & Executive Producer of NIGHTLIGHT Podcast
- Wanda Swan, Founder and Anti-Oppression Coach The Swan Center for Advocacy & Research, Inc. and Shannan DePalma, VP of Continuing Education at HER Academy(Once upon a Patriarchy podcast)
- Yhane Smith (Harlem Queen podcast) award-winning filmmaker, writer, folklorist, film festival founder, and Bundles Community Scholar at Columbia University.
Podcasting has become a platform for people across the world to tell and re-tell stories. This panel explores how podcasting can be used to analyze mainstream culture and be a medium for making marginalized narratives and voices more visible. Join us to hear podcasters discuss their critical and creative approaches to developing podcasts that take on Disney, unearth the past through audio drama, and take us into the imaginary worlds through horror.
- Moderator: Chelsea Jennings (UnSilence Her podcast)
- Tonia Ransom, Creator & Executive Producer of NIGHTLIGHT Podcast
- Wanda Swan, Founder and Anti-Oppression Coach The Swan Center for Advocacy & Research, Inc. and Shannan DePalma, VP of Continuing Education at HER Academy(Once upon a Patriarchy podcast)
- Yhane Smith (Harlem Queen podcast) award-winning filmmaker, writer, folklorist, film festival founder, and Bundles Community Scholar at Columbia University.
