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Marina Berlin
Pop Culture Sociologist
A podcast about books, TV shows and movies from a sociological perspective by media critic Marina Berlin. Subscribe to learn about recently revived historical lesbians, the revolutionary horror of Hannibal, how stories get matriarchies right and wrong, and so much more. Follow the podcast on twitter @PopSocPodcast or visit the website: https://marinaberlin.org/podcast/
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“Marina Berlin’s insights in the first episode are fascinating and the podcast is very easy to follow and understand. I really enjoyed the pace of this as well as Marina’s voice. I’m impatient for later episodes and I recommend this podcast 👍🏼”
Jstrsr via Apple Podcasts ·
France ·
01/16/21
Recent Episodes
For this special episode listeners submitted questions and the host answered them in a live, unscripted recording. Questions included everything from the writing process to opinions about genres and different social issues.
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Published 10/28/21
Published 10/28/21
When's the last time you read a story set in a matriarchy? Did you enjoy it? What are the common tropes to writing matriarchies and who do they serve? In this episode you'll hear about fantasy and science fiction matriarchies in everything from Star Trek to books by Kameron Hurley, Sarah Rees...
Published 08/31/21
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