Podcast appearances and mentions of Sarah Glidden

“Israel's very similar to the US - it's super complicated.” We're all shocked and saddened by the attack on Israel - and as of this episode, war with Hamas. Officials and aid groups warn of a worsening humanitarian crisis, where escalating violence has already killed thousands of people and wounded and displaced many others. And that's a longer conversation that we're not going to have on this podcast. We pray for peace, and encourage you to reach out to the people in your respective communities to check in. But we know many of you want to know how you can help.  The internet - particularly social media - is awash with misinformation, so it's especially important to verify that your contributions are going to organizations that are legitimate as well as effective. The Federal Trade Commission recommends searching charities' names alongside "complaint," "review," "rating" and "scam" to see if any red flags come up. You can also run a search on websites like like CharityWatch.org and CharityNavigator.org Beyond that, we're just a podcast. So we decided to re-air an earlier Quarantined Comics conversation about the graphic memoir “How To Understand Israel in 60 Days.” - the 2007 comic by Jewish American cartoonist Sarah Glidden which chronicles Sarah's birthright trip back to Israel. As you can imagine, it's a loaded story that had us out of our depth, one of our close Jewish friends Jon Kriner joined to give his take, reflecting on his own experiences in Israel. Exactly the kind of conversation we want to have on Modern Minorities, which felt appropriate in this moment. This comic is relevant but distant to the ongoing crisis unfolding in the Middle East. While war and peace are not easy things to resolve, listening, learning, and reading with an open heart and mind is. We definitely encourage you to check out “How To Understand Israel in 60 Days.” by Sarah Glidden wherever you get your favorite books. But most of all, we hope for peace - as our thoughts are with the people of Israel and Gaza. LEARN MORE NPR: How to help humanitarian efforts in Israel and Gaza - npr.org/2023/10/13/1205235922/help-israel-gaza-humanitarian-organizations How To Understand Israel (in 60 Days or Less): goodreads.com/book/show/7941986-how-to-understand-israel-in-60-days-or-less Sarah Glideen (author): https://authorsunbound.com/sarah-glidden Quarantined Comics: qtdcomics.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Swamp Thing Conspiracy WriterGet M A D with Chris Graves 4-14-2023 Jonathan VankinGM #39On this episode of "Get M.A.D." I had the great opportunity to talk with Mr. Jonathan Vankin!JONATHAN VANKIN is a journalist, author, comic book writer, and screenwriter. His work has received numerous awards and honors, and his books have been translated into nearly 20 languages.He has won three New England Press Association awards. His screenplay Stay Forever was twice picked as a finalist in the Sundance Writers Lab selections. The Big Book of Bad was nominated for the comic book Eisner Award and his superhero comics debut, The Search For Swamp Thing, became one of DC Comics' bestselling titles.Vankin's first book, Conspiracies, Cover-Ups, and Crimes, was the first comprehensive, journalistic investigation of America's conspiracy-theory underground, foreshadowing the current state of sociopolitical affairs by two decades. That book and its follow-up, the Greatest Conspiracies series co-authored with John Whalen, went on to become the most influential books on the subject and led to Vankin's numerous media appearances on such networks as CNN, CNBC, FOX, the BBC, and CBC as well as hundreds of radio stations.In 2005, he published The World's Greatest Conspiracies, the fifth installment in the Greatest Conspiracies franchise. He also wrote the graphic novels Tokyo Days, Bangkok Nights, and (with Arnold Pander) Tasty Bullet. His other books include, Based on a True Story (But With More Car Crashes) and The Big Book of Scandal. He wrote the DC/Vertigo Comics series The Witching and an episode of the TV series The Crow: Stairway to Heaven.He co-wrote the book to the musical FOREVER DUSTY, based on the life story of legendary British pop star Dusty Springfield, which ran in 2012-2013 Off-Broadway at New World Stages.As a Senior Editor at DC/Vertigo Comics from 2004 to 2011, he was behind such series as The Exterminators (optioned by Showtime), Neil Gaiman's Neverwhere and Testament (by controversial media critic Douglas Rushkoff), as well as the graphic novels The Quitter written by Harvey Pekar, The Alcoholic written by Jonathan Ames and How to Understand Israel in 60 Days or Less by writer/artist Sarah Glidden, among many others.He was the news editor of Metro, Silicon Valley's alternative weekly newspaper where he won a Bay Area Project Censored award. Subsequently, he spent time as a sportswriter/editor at The Daily Yomiuri in Tokyo, Japan. His writing has appeared in The New York Times Magazine, Wired, Salon, L.A. Weekly, and numerous others. ​He was commissioned by French production company Des Films to pen the screenplay Dragon's Fin Soup, which he completed with Takashi Miike (Audition, 13 Assassins) attached to direct. He has also taught creative writing to incarcerated youth in the Los Angeles area as part of the Spoken Interludes Next program, which he counts as perhaps the most memorable experience of his career.Mr. Vankin's social media & websites:https://twitter.com/jonvankinhttps://www.facebook.com/jvankinhttp://www.jonathanvankin.net/http://www.foreverdusty.com/https://web.archive.org/web/20050303171340/http://www.conspire.com/https://web.archive.org/web/20170708184136/http://comicbookdb.com/creator.php?ID=401https://www.amazon.com/stores/Jonathan-Vankin/author/B000AP862E?ref=ap_rdr&store_ref=ap_rdr&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=truehttps://www.amazon.com/Conspiracies-Cover-Ups-Crimes-Jonathan-Vankin/dp/1881532097/?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_w=kqRrz&content-id=amzn1.sym.22f5776b-4878-4918-9222-7bb79ff649f4&pf_rd_p=22f5776b-4878-4918-9222-7bb79ff649f4&pf_rd_r=133-0171567-7502653&pd_rd_wg=YUv3z&pd_rd_r=d0461810-5bdc-4d2e-ac27-072ac1bedc7c&ref_=aufs_ap_sc_dskhttps://www.amazon.com/Brightest-Day-Aftermath-Search-Swamp/dp/B00586L2YYHarvey Pekar Collection on Letterman, 1986-1994https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=biOodnioY8cEverything Chris Graves can be found on his Linktree: https://linktr.ee/cgravesmassguyPayPal:http://paypal.me/SirhcSevargGet Mad Archives:https://ochelli.com/category/get-m-a-d-with-chris-graves/ Ochelli Link Treehttps://linktr.ee/chuckochelliYOUR HELP TO KEEP US GOING IS CRITICAL: https://ochelli.com/donate/Uncle – Age of Transitions – T-shirts Aaron's Book and MORE: https://theageoftransitions.com/category/support-the-podcasts/Do you have a project, business, or message To PromoteBe Heard on The Ochelli Effect - The Age of Transitions - Get M A D with Chris Graves - Uncle The Podcast or The Whole Network. Rates Start at $50.Get In TouchE-mail ads@ochelli.com NETWORK:Rokfin https://rokfin.com/ChuckOchelliBitchute Channel: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/oxL96KiJtQLP/Patreon https://www.patreon.com/ochelliLIVE LISTENING OPTIONS:OCHELLI.COM https://ochelli.com/listen-live/ RADDIO https://raddio.net/324242-ochellicom/ ZENO https://zeno.fm/radio/ochelli-radio/ TUNEIN http://tun.in/sfxkx

“Israel's very similar to the US - there's a lot of good, a lot of bad, and it's super complicated. It's certainly not black and white.” On Raman's other favorite podcast Quarantined Comics, he and ace reporter Ryan Joe don't shy away from graphic novels that tackle tough topics. One of those is the issue of Israel and Palestine. We've already shared our chat about “Palestine” by Joe Sacco, so now we're sharing our conversation on “How To Understand Israel in 60 Days or Less” — the graphic novel by progressive Jewish American cartoonist Sarah Glidden. This 2007 memoir chronicles her birthright trip back to Israel, which as you can imagine, is a loaded story. And since Raman & Ryan are two Asian-Americans dudes who are NOT Jewish, they brought back FrieMMd of the Quarantined Pod Jon Kriner, who has been back to Israel on similar tours. As you can imagine, the conversation goes a lot of deep places — that hopefully won't get us cancelled, but will give you some things to think about. LEARN MORE How To Understand Israel (in 60 Days or Less): goodreads.com/book/show/7941986-how-to-understand-israel-in-60-days-or-less Sarah Glideen (author): https://authorsunbound.com/sarah-glidden Quarantined Comics: qtdcomics.com This episode is sponsored by the Department of Health & Human Services, who's encouraging you and your community to make sure you've got the latest COVID-19 Vaccines. We can do this, together. Find the latest vaccines near you @ VACCINES.gov Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

If you're like us, you've not taken your Birthright Israel tour. But you know who did The cartoonist Sarah Glidden. And you know what else she did? She chronicled it in her 2007 memoir “How To Understand Israel in 60 Days.” Glidden is Jewish and progressive, living in New York City, when she departs on her tour. She goes in with some preconceived notions and by the end she's far less definitive in her point of view. Using rich water colors, Glidden details the day-to-day aspects of her tour where she learns about Israel's history, but also can't help questioning what she's learning, or the way in which that history is communicated. This may just be the episode that gets us cancelled.

This week, I had the pleasure to speak to Sophia Lavoie, who is a recent graduate in English Literature from University of Rhode Island. She is spending her time in COVID in Palestine, teaching kids English. In this discussion, she documents her experiences of whats it like to teach in such a controversial area of the world and why she took the leap. She is also extremely well-traveled and love to read books to expand her horizons. Her recommended reads: 1. Arab & Jews: Wounded Spirit In a Promised Land 2. Our Harsh Logic: Israeli Soldiers' Testimonies From the Occupied Territories 2000-2010 3. Hollow Land: Israel's Architect of Occupation by Eyal Weizman 4. How to Understand Israel in 60 Days of Less by Sarah Glidden 5. I Saw Ramallah by Mourid Barghouti 6. The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine by Illan Pappe 7. Palestine in Israeli School Books Image and Reality by Nurit Peled-Elhanan 8. Men in the Sun by Ghassan Khanafani 9. The Butterfly's Burden by Mahmoud Darwish Reach out to her: sophialavoie6@gmail.com Don't forget to leave us a review on your preferred podcast platform If you have any questions, just message us on Instagram: Vital Educators Visit www.vitaleducators.com if you are looking for a tutor/ coach Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/vitaleducators)

Sarah Glidden is the author of How To Understand Israel in 60 Days Or Less, multiple short form comics, and her newest book Rolling Blackouts. Rolling Blackouts is about Sarah's travels through Syria and Iraq with a group of reporters, and what she learns about those places, the people that live in them, and the fundamental philosophies and processes of journalism. We talk about her travels, her writing and editing process, journalism vs fiction, and her larger goals as a cartoonist. But First: Mike & Zack talk about adapting someone else's essays into comics form, and the pitfalls therein. We also give some accidental branded content for our speaker systems.

Sarah Glidden is the author of How To Understand Israel in 60 Days Or Less, multiple short form comics, and her newest book Rolling Blackouts. Rolling Blackouts is about Sarah's travels through Syria and Iraq with a group of reporters, and what she learns about those places, the people that live in them, and the fundamental philosophies and processes of journalism. We talk about her travels, her writing and editing process, journalism vs fiction, and her larger goals as a cartoonist. But First: Mike & Zack talk about adapting someone else's essays into comics form, and the pitfalls therein. We also give some accidental branded content for our speaker systems.

The stories in comics often feature people in colourful tights, but the medium works really well for telling non-fiction stories. From "Pyongyang" to "From Hell," we discuss what happens when comics get real. Originally broadcast on CJRU 1280 AM in Toronto. Edited by Mitchell Thompson. Mixed by Justin Chandler.

In this episode, we speak with cartoonist and journalist SARAH GLIDDEN (ROLLING BLACKOUTS, HOW TO UNDERSTAND ISRAEL IN 60 DAYS OR LESS) about her work, and the evolution thereof. We discuss the process of becoming a journalist, and the role and responsibilities of reporters in the world. TOPICS INCLUDE: Birthright Trips, German Book Reviewers, Art School, Activism, Jill Stein The CBLDF Podcast is part of the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund's ongoing education program, made possible in part with a donation from The Gaiman Foundation, and member support. More information can be found at cbldf.org

Joshua and Joe review Hostage by Guy Delisle, The Red Virgin and the Vision of Utopia by Mary and Brian Talbot, Rolling Blackouts by Sarah Glidden, and Your Black Friend by Ben Passmore.

This month we talk with Sarah Glidden, the author of Rolling Blackouts: Dispatches from Turkey, Syria, and Iraq, about her trip to the Middle East in 2010, comics journalism as a nonfiction form of storytelling, and what it was like to be in the region in the moment just before the Arab Spring and the Syrian Civil War. And on One Last Thing, Dan has been having some conference-related frustrations, and Tim has been watching documentaries about delusional figures. Some of the things we talked about this month: For more of Sarah Glidden's work, start with her website. Dan's OLT isn't really link-able, but Tim is excited about Audience of One and The Lovers and the Despot.

Andy and Derek are glad to have as their guest Josh Bayer. He is one of the creative minds behind Fantagrahic's new retro-superhero series, All Time Comics. This line kicked off in March with its first issue, All Time Comics: Crime Destroyer #1, and in April they'll release All Time Comics: Bullwhip #1, soon to be followed by issues devoted to other characters in its universe, Atlas and Blind Justice. Josh talks with the Two Guys about the genesis of this project and his collaboration with his filmmaker brother, Samuel. He also shares his experiences in working with Herb Trimpe on the Crime Destroyer issue -- the last art by this comics legend -- and with Ben Marra, who provides the inks. The latter also provided the pencils on Bullwhip, along with Al Milgrom on inks. Over the course of their conversation, the guys discuss the strange retro feel of the series, one that is more of a heartfelt and sincere tribute and not a campy send up. Nonetheless, All Time Comics already has its share of wacky villains, including The Misogynist, Raingod, and the Time Vampire. Derek and Andy also talk with Josh about his recent efforts to support the ACLU and Planned Parenthood in light of recent political events, taking a cue from Sarah Glidden...and then going even further. Join in on the fun with these free coloring book pages, brought to you by Josh and the good folks at Fantagrahics!

Sarah Glidden talks refugees, journalism & internet Shabbat! Comics journalist Sarah Glidden (author of Rolling Blackouts) joins Nicole on the heels of the refugee ban to talk about comics, reporting, refugees, taking a break from the Internet and MORE.

Mike & Zack haven't read as much as they'd have liked this year, but they succumb to societal pressure and break down their favorite books of 2016! Plus: Guest reviews from Josh Bayer, Sarah Glidden, Jim Rugg, Kris Mukai, Box Brown, Gina Wyndbrandt, Joe McCulloch, Josh Simmons, Leela Corman, Chris Pitzer, Sophia Foster-Dimino, Sammy Harkham, & Sarah Horrocks!

Mike & Zack haven't read as much as they'd have liked this year, but they succumb to societal pressure and break down their favorite books of 2016! Plus: Guest reviews from Josh Bayer, Sarah Glidden, Jim Rugg, Kris Mukai, Box Brown, Gina Wyndbrandt, Joe McCulloch, Josh Simmons, Leela Corman, Chris Pitzer, Sophia Foster-Dimino, Sammy Harkham, & Sarah Horrocks!

On this week's episode, Allison and Vass discuss the resurgence of Jane Jacobs, “The Patron Saint of Stoop-Sitters,” with Globe and Mail architecture critic Alex Bozikovic. In our second segment, we talk about the (female) voices of Artificial Intelligence with Tech Girls Canada’s Saadia Muzaffar. Lastly, we interview comic journalist Sarah Glidden about her amazing new graphic novel “Rolling Blackouts,” which documents a 2010 reporting trip to Turkey, Iraq and Syria. Vass is reading “Future/Sex” by Emily Witt. Instead of reading, Allison is attending a literary event at the TIFF Bell Lightbox featuring a screening of Julie Taymor’s “The Tempest” and a discussion of Margaret Atwood’s new book “Hag-Seed.” TUNES: “Edge of My Dreams” by Only Yours, “Bleeding Heart” by Regina Spekter and “Shelter from the Storm” by Bob Dylan.

Time Codes: 0:00:24 - Introduction 0:02:23 - Setup of interview 0:03:30 - Interview with Sarah Glidden 1:06:53 - Wrap up 1:08:11 - Contact us On this interview episode, Andy and Derek are pleased to have Sarah Glidden as their guest. Her new book, Rolling Blackouts: Dispatches from Turkey, Syria, and Iraq, comes out this week from Drawn and Quarterly, and the guys talk with Sarah about this work as well as her previous book, How to Understand Israel in 60 Days or Less, a new edition of which has also been recently released. They begin by asking Sarah about the differences between, as well as the confluence of, memoir and journalism in her comics, and that speculative tone discussion sets the stage for the rest of the interview. The author goes into detail when sharing her philosophy of writing, and she provides a thorough history surrounding the context of the Rolling Blackouts and its differences from her earlier work.

On this episode of The Comics Alternative Interviews, Derek and Andy talk with Chris Duffy about his new edited collection, Above the Dreamless Dead: World War I in Poetry and Comics (First Second). This is a unique project, gathering a variety of poems surrounding the First World War — both canonical as well as more obscure — and translating them into comics form. The guys talk with Chris about the genesis of this project and his efforts to bring together an eclectic group of artists, including Eddie Campbell, George Pratt, Hunt Emerson, Simon Gane, Sarah Glidden, Stephen Bissette, Peter Kuper, Isabel Greenberg, Carol Tyler, and Kevin Huizenga. Andy, in particular, is excited about this exchange, because it brings together two of his scholarly interests: World War I literature and comics. The guys also ask Chris about his more general work in comics, his experiences in working with a variety of different artists, the resonance between poetry and comics, and his philosophies in adapting texts from other media. While the subject matter in Above the Dreamless Dead may be sobering, the conversation in this episode is lively and engaging, a great mix of history, literary analysis, and comics-related insights.

Sarah Glidden and Dan Berry talk about her non fiction work as personal memoir or examination of journalism, the challenges of depicting yourself in comics as opposed to depicting real people and the challenges of the creative process.

Épisode 221 : Entrevue avec Sarah Glidden  

Épisode 221 : Entrevue avec Sarah Glidden  

The Total Tutor will interview Dr. Dusty Heuston. Dr. Dusty will discuss how he uses technology to improve academic performance with the earliest learners. In addition, I will interview Sarah Glidden, author of "How To Understand Israel in 60 Days or Less" and Will Potter, author of "Green is the New Red". These two authors will be at The Miami Book Fair in November where I will be broadcasting live with the help of Life Improvement Radio.

Épisode 151 : L'ange déchu, Engelmann #1 de Malher (L'association) et Comment comprendre Israël en 60 jours (ou moins) de Sarah Glidden (chez Steinkis).

Épisode 151 : L'ange déchu, Engelmann #1 de Malher (L'association) et Comment comprendre Israël en 60 jours (ou moins) de Sarah Glidden (chez Steinkis).

Here is the audio from the panel I did with Sarah Glidden at Stumptown. I really enjoyed this conversation. Sarah is a really smart creator and comics are better to have her making them. In the panel, we touch on … Continue reading →

It's a special interview episode with cartoonists Sarah Glidden (How to Understand Israel in 60 Days or Less) and Julia Wertz (Drinking at the Movies, The Fart Party)! I know we said last episode was Joe's last, but he sticks around for this one to chat with us since we recorded it on the same day as last week's episode 311. It's a fun and informative chat as we talk to Sarah and Julia about their work, TV, film, Pizza Island and more. Listener feedback and more! Leave your iTunes comments! 5 stars and nothing but love!

Sarah Glidden’s How to Understand Israel in 60 Days or Less is one of the more exciting books to come out from Vertigo in quite a while. It’s a great look at personal growth and development in the most unique … Continue reading →