Water, Carbon, Time: Discussing Peatlands with Jennifer de Mooy
What and where are peatlands? This month we sat down with conservationist Jennifer de Mooy to hear about this unique and underappreciated environment in her new book: Water, Carbon, Time: Exploring Pe...
7 Sep 41min
Fantastik Italian: Italian/Americans in Fantasy, Horror, and Science Fiction
We sat down with the co-editors and one contributor to a new collection: Italian/American Fantastika: Fantasy, Horror, and Science Fiction from Pinocchio to Star Trek. The text looks at how Italian-Am...
8 Juni 2h 38min
Climate Influencers: Climate Sustainability in Storytelling with Denise Baden
We spoke with Denise Baden to chat about her work as a sustainability professor in a business school. From developing sustainability curriculum, writing theatre to resist doom and gloom environmentali...
8 Apr 41min
Contamination in 1970s Science Fiction Films with Matthew Thompson
We sat down with Matthew Thompson to discuss his forthcoming book: On Life Support: Eco-Dystopian Cinema in the Long 1970s. The book charts various environmentalisms in 1970s films, containment vs. co...
8 Feb 38min
Cows in the Caribbean: Cattle Chat with Chaz and Andrew
This month, we got to speak with Chaz Yingling and Andrew Kettler about their forthcoming book: The Once and the Future Cow. The book's aim is to show an understudied history of the cow not just in th...
6 Jan 57min
Focusing on the "Wolf" in Werewolf: EcoGothic with Kaja Franck
Kaja sat down with Lindsay and I this month to discuss how scholars typically focus on the "were" in the term werewolf, but she wants us to bring more focus to the "wolf" aspect. Why are we fascinated...
5 Dec 202556min
Expanding Our Sense of Ecofascism: Everyday Ecofascism with Alex Menrisky
What is ecofascism and who "is" ecofascist or "does" ecofascism? Alex Menrisky walks us through why his new book is titled "Everyday Ecofascism," or the ways that ecofascism is not solely a far-right ...
6 Nov 20251h 3min
