Podcasts about drunk feminist films

Shana MacDonald, an associate professor in Communication Arts, shares ways that online communication can make us feel less isolated, and provides tips on protecting vulnerable people during our increased connectivity. The new Student Emergency Support Fund helps students meet unforeseen expenses related to the pandemic. Concept by Velocity announces the winners of its startup fund for graduate students. The University community has help for international students, here and abroad. And Health Services provides support for UWaterloo’s essential employees who don’t have a physician. Links in this episode: Donate to the Student Emergency Support Fund: https://waterloo-sec.imodules.com/s/1802/17/giving-form.aspx?sid=1802&gid=2&pgid=1916&cid=4459 Apply for Student Emergency support: https://uwaterloo.ca/coronavirus/academic-information/student-funding-and-fee-information International student FAQ: https://uwaterloo.ca/coronavirus/catalogs/frequently-asked-questions/category#international Immigration consulting: https://uwaterloo.ca/student-success/international-student-resources/immigration-consulting International Peer Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/InternationalPeerCommunity/ Emergency loans: https://uwaterloo.ca/student-awards-financial-aid/other-loan-programs/emergency-loans Emergency loans for grad students: https://uwaterloo.ca/forms/graduate-studies/emergency-loan-application International emergency bursary: https://uwaterloo.ca/student-awards-financial-aid/waterloo-bursaries/emergency-bursary-international-undergraduates Contingency bursary application: https://uwaterloo.ca/forms/graduate-studies/graduate-student-contingency-bursary-application Graduate Student Startup Fund: https://concept.uwaterloo.ca/grants/graduate-fund/?mc_cid=06f45d71b4&mc_eid=fc60b4e68b International Fact-Checking Network: https://www.poynter.org/ifcn/ Roll 20: https://roll20.net/ Drunk Feminist Films: https://www.facebook.com/drunkfeministfilms/ Online safety: https://onlinesafety.feministfrequency.com/en/

Nous invitons trois vaillants concurrents à défendre leur balado d'humour préféré; Karine Awashish, fondatrice de la coopérative Nitaskinan revient sur l'importance de l'exposition La loi sur les Indiens revisitée; Un groupe de femmes de Toronto s'est donné la mission de mettre en lumière les défauts de nos films préférés lors de séance de visionnement festives, les Drunk Feminist Films.

Break out your purple clogs and your most capable outfit! Drunk Feminist Films cast member Bernita Rebeiro is in the passenger seat of our Jeep this week, giving us the 411 on why she’s still majorly, totally, butt crazy in love with Alicia Silverstone and her performance in CLUELESS. Better buckle up because we’re not only discussing Amy Heckerling’s, like, totally important teen film and its utterly aspirational protagonist, (fashion icon/do-gooder Cher Horowitz!), but also the “Crazy” gross trend that may have made Alicia say “Outie!” to other major acting roles. We Really Like Her! is produced by Danita Steinberg and Emily Gagne, edited by Sonya Suraci, with a theme song by Emily Milling.

Break out your purple clogs and your most capable outfit! Drunk Feminist Films cast member Bernita Rebeiro is in the passenger seat of our Jeep this week, giving us the 411 on why she’s still majorly, totally, butt crazy in love with Alicia Silverstone and her performance in CLUELESS. Better buckle up because we’re not only discussing Amy Heckerling’s, like, totally important teen film and its utterly aspirational protagonist, (fashion icon/do-gooder Cher Horowitz!), but also the “Crazy” gross trend that may have made Alicia say “Outie!” to other major acting roles. We Really Like Her! is produced by Danita Steinberg and Emily Gagne, edited by Sonya Suraci, with a theme song by Emily Milling.

*Cue mood lighting and slow ballads, ‘cause it’s prom season* This week we’re joined by the ultra-talented powerhouse Gillian Goerz, co-founder and producer of Drunk Feminist Films to dish on the year that started it all: 1990. We go head-to-head on our faves for the Seventeen Readers’ Poll, shred the gnar on a listener’s question and, as usual, LOL A LOT. So inflate your Reebok Pumps for this one, listeners, it’s gonna be a wild, weird ride.   IN THIS ISSUE:   1.  This Month in History: March 1990 2.  Ask Dr. Dee: Damn, I Wish I Was Your Lover 3.  The F-Word 4.  Who Do You Love? Readers’ Poll 5.  Strap On Your ‘Blades 6.  Quiz: Babe of the Ball

Get carried away with Danita, Emily and Drunk Feminist Films co-founder Steph Guthrie as they discuss Debra Winger’s Oscar-nominated performance in AN OFFICER AND A GENTLEMAN. Listen in as they lift the so-called “difficult” actress up where she belongs, showering her with endless TERMS OF ENDEARMENT for her fearless drive to create memorable (and messy!) female characters. Plus, the first WRLH! sing-a-long? Produced by Emily Gagne and Danita Steinberg. Edited by Sonya Suraci. Theme music by Emily Milling.

Get carried away with Danita, Emily and Drunk Feminist Films co-founder Steph Guthrie as they discuss Debra Winger’s Oscar-nominated performance in AN OFFICER AND A GENTLEMAN. Listen in as they lift the so-called “difficult” actress up where she belongs, showering her with endless TERMS OF ENDEARMENT for her fearless drive to create memorable (and messy!) female characters. Plus, the first WRLH! sing-a-long? Produced by Emily Gagne and Danita Steinberg. Edited by Sonya Suraci. Theme music by Emily Milling.

Most of you probably care about The Bachelor, but few of you care quite as much as Drunk Feminist Films and Yes New Friends co-founder Amy Wood, who joins Anne this week. Together, they cover everything from Bachelor Nation (a real thing!) to the greatest contestant bios to why that godforsaken pavement is always wet -- and then some. All in time for the season premiere of The Bachelorette! Please accept a rose.   You can follow Amy on Twitter and Instagram, or head to her website to see what projects she's working on.   Theme music courtesy of Harrison.  Follow me on Twitter.  Tell me your obsessions! Email me or leave me a voicemail. 

This week, I am joined by Amy Wood and Kyrell Grant, two members of Drunk Feminist Films, a Toronto troupe who would rather "laugh than cry their way through Hollywood representations of gender, race, sexuality, class and other aspects of identity." DFF produces lighthearted events and media that use cocktail-fuelled feminist commentary to tease apart the tropes of mainstream movies. Join us, as we rip apart of a few of 1998's most iconic flicks, including There's Something About Mary, Ever After, Can't Hardly Wait, Practical Magic, You've Got Mail and Wild Things. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on FemRadio, we're bringing you an oldie-but-a-goodie. As we're smack in the middle of TIFF this week, I thought it would be a good time to revisit our interview with some of the funny AF folks behind Drunk Feminist Films - the popular Toronto film series featuring feminist commentary from a series of hilarious local comedians. Stacey chats with -- and -- about the power of feminist laughter, representation in film, and much more!We'll also have some things we're digging this week, and some local Toronto events that we think you should be checking out. But first, we’ve got some Canadian Feminist News Headlines!Special thanks to Alexx Bryant for editing this week's show. Aired September 11, 2017. Produced by: Emily Joveski, Smantha Lapierre, Alexx Bryant, Stacey Copeland.

Gillian G is a Toronto illustrator and comic. Her style influences are her 'classy' family, her Mennonite roots, and her love of offbeat colour and costumes. she said she's much more likely to take a fashion risk if she thinks she won't run into anyone she knows....cute!  She's also one of the great brains behind Drunk Feminist Films.   Her website is at: http://www.gilliang.com  Her webcomic at: http://www.jerkfaceahole.com If you texted Gillian during the interview you have yourself to blame…… We discussed the defunct Sassy magazine and the millenial reboot that is Rookie; feminism, sweat shops, Dov Charney, Pam Anderson....the usual. Please check http:///www.dresscodecracker.com for more!