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Winston Peters had no option when it came to sacking Phil Goff from his job as High Commissioner in London, but that doesn't mean I'm happy with it. I think he's done the right thing. But he's done the wrong thing, as well. Because it just shows how scaredy-cat the world is of Donald Trump. But we better get used to it – this is how it's going to be for the next four years. That's why I accept that it needed to be done, but it's still pretty cruddy that we are running scared of him like this. What Goff did was he let the political nerd in him come out when he was at an event at Chatham House, in London, earlier this week. And it looked like it was some sort of Q&A session involving Finland's Foreign Affairs Minister. The significance of Finland, of course, is that it shares a border with Russia. So Phil Goff had the roving microphone, and he asked Elina Valtonen whether she thought Donald Trump understood the history of the second world war. That's because people are likening what Trump is doing with Ukraine to what happened in 1938, when Nazi Germany was allowed to get its hands on land in Czechoslovakia in a bid to avoid war. It was a deal signed in 1938, but, as we know, a year later Germany still went to war. Phil Goff isn't the first person to say it. And on the face of it, it doesn't seem that outrageous, but in diplomatic circles, it was probably enough to have them spilling their G&Ts. And it was certainly enough for Foreign Minister Winston Peters to tell his people in London to give Phil Goff the flick. Winston Peters says the reason he did it was because Goff's comments “do not represent the views of the New Zealand government and make his position as High Commissioner to London untenable.” And former High Commissioner Sir Lockwood Smith agrees. He's in no doubt that Winston Peters has done the right thing to minimise any damage. Phil Goff was due to finish his posting later this year, but that could have been extended, of course. But he's over there right now and all the diplomatic crew will be chattering. So it will be very embarrassing for Goff. Not the way he would've wanted to go out. Especially, given that as far as I'm aware, it's the first time New Zealand has sacked a High Commissioner. Yes, he was being a bit of a smart-alec, something you're not supposed to be when you move around in diplomatic circles. Which is a tension that Sir Lockwood talked about when he was on Newstalk ZB this morning. He was saying that when you've been a politician, it can sometimes be difficult to take your political hat off. But he reckons that his time as speaker before being a High Commissioner helped prepare him for that. Maybe that's why we're not hearing about former speaker Trevor Mallard putting his foot in it over in Ireland, where he's High Commissioner. But perhaps Phil Goff can take some comfort from Dr Stephen Winter, who is an international relations expert at Auckland University. He's says if things weren't so on edge around the world, Goff might have got away with it. He says: "Goff can take comfort from the fact that he is right, even though he was not diplomatic.” But things are on edge, and Goff is off. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The government says it's still figuring out how much money it should give to people who were abused while in the state's care. University of Auckland associate professor of politics Stephen Winter spoke to Alexa Cook.

The Government will issue its apology to survivors of abuse in state care and faith based institutions tomorrow.  The apology has been a long time coming and is set to be a monumental day for survivors. The apology is taking place in Parliament, and with spaces being limited, a huge number of survivors won't be able to watch it in person, instead entering a lottery to gain a space in Parliament.  The remaining survivors will be watching via livestream in multiple locations.  Beyond the apology the government is also yet to layout what its redress and compensation plans will include despite recommendations being made in the royal commission of inquiry into abuse in state care report.  Producer Evie spoke to the University of Auckland's Stephen Winter about the apology and what to expect from the government next.

This week on the Monday Wire... For our weekly catch up with Te Pāti Māori, News and Editorial Director, and Monday Wire Host, Joel, speaks to Tākuta Ferris, about the Treaty Principles Bill being introduced to Parliament two weeks early than previously planned, and the Toitū te Tiriti hīkoi. For our weekly catch up Producer Evie speaks to the ACT Party's Simon Court about the introduction of the Treaty Principals Bill being moved forward, the nationwide Hikoi kicking off today in opposition to the bill, and David Seymour stating he doesn't support a ban on Nazi symbols. Joel speaks to Senior Research Fellow in the Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences at the University of Auckland, Dr Samantha Marsh, about Australia announcing a law to ban under 16 year olds from social media, and her calls for similar legislation to be implemented here in Aotearoa. Evie speaks to geopolitical analyst at the University of Otago, Geoffrey Miller, about Donald Trump's potential impact on the wars in Gaza and Ukraine as he takes on the role of US President early next year. Joel speaks to the National Coordinator of the Public Transport Users Association New Zealand, Jon Reeves, on Transport Minister Simeon Brown's announcement that Tāmaki Makaurau's rail network will be closed for 96 days next year. And Evie speaks Associate Professor in Politics and International Relations, Dr Stephen Winter, about the government's apology to abuse in state care survivors which is set to occur on the 12th of November. Whakarongo mai!

The Government will issue its apology to survivors of abuse in state care and faith based institutions tomorrow.  The apology has been a long time coming and is set to be a monumental day for survivors. The apology is taking place in Parliament, and with spaces being limited, a huge number of survivors won't be able to watch it in person, instead entering a lottery to gain a space in Parliament.  The remaining survivors will be watching via livestream in multiple locations.  Beyond the apology the government is also yet to layout what its redress and compensation plans will include despite recommendations being made in the royal commission of inquiry into abuse in state care report.  Producer Evie spoke to the University of Auckland's Stephen Winter about the apology and what to expect from the government next.

This week on the Monday Wire... For our weekly catch up with Te Pāti Māori, News and Editorial Director, and Monday Wire Host, Joel, speaks to Tākuta Ferris, about the Treaty Principles Bill being introduced to Parliament two weeks early than previously planned, and the Toitū te Tiriti hīkoi. For our weekly catch up Producer Evie speaks to the ACT Party's Simon Court about the introduction of the Treaty Principals Bill being moved forward, the nationwide Hikoi kicking off today in opposition to the bill, and David Seymour stating he doesn't support a ban on Nazi symbols. Joel speaks to Senior Research Fellow in the Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences at the University of Auckland, Dr Samantha Marsh, about Australia announcing a law to ban under 16 year olds from social media, and her calls for similar legislation to be implemented here in Aotearoa. Evie speaks to geopolitical analyst at the University of Otago, Geoffrey Miller, about Donald Trump's potential impact on the wars in Gaza and Ukraine as he takes on the role of US President early next year. Joel speaks to the National Coordinator of the Public Transport Users Association New Zealand, Jon Reeves, on Transport Minister Simeon Brown's announcement that Tāmaki Makaurau's rail network will be closed for 96 days next year. And Evie speaks Associate Professor in Politics and International Relations, Dr Stephen Winter, about the government's apology to abuse in state care survivors which is set to occur on the 12th of November. Whakarongo mai!

Last week the government released the findings of the inquiry into abuse in care that was established in 2018. This inquiry was established to investigate abuse in faith and state-based care from 1950 to 1999. Māori, Pacific, and Disabled rangatahi were all overrepresented in this report. Now people are asking what to expect next when there is evidence abuse in state care remains ongoing, and while the government has promised an official apology and redress scheme. Wire Host Caeden spoke to the University of Auckland's Stephen Winter about the report, how it compares to international standards, and what we can expect to come next as a result of the report.

Last week the government released the findings of the inquiry into abuse in care that was established in 2018. This inquiry was established to investigate abuse in faith and state-based care from 1950 to 1999. Māori, Pacific, and Disabled rangatahi were all overrepresented in this report. Now people are asking what to expect next when there is evidence abuse in state care remains ongoing, and while the government has promised an official apology and redress scheme. Wire Host Caeden spoke to the University of Auckland's Stephen Winter about the report, how it compares to international standards, and what we can expect to come next as a result of the report.

Wire Host Caeden speaks to Labour's Carmel Sepuloni about household and tobacco tax cuts and the lowering of child poverty reduction targets They also speak to Fiasol Miah from the Bangladesh skilled migrants association of New Zealand about the ongoing protests in Bangladesh. And they speak to the University of Auckland's Stephen Winter about the results of the Abuse in Care inquiry. For City Counselling today Producer Sofia speaks to Councillor Julie Fairey about managing construction disruption in Auckland's CBD  Tuesday Wire Host Castor speaks to executive director of the association of salaried medical specialists, Sarah Dalton, about staff shortages in Aotearoa's health sector.  And News and Editorial Director Joel speaks to CEO and co-founder of Wable, a social networking platform built for neurodiverse people, Holly Fowler, and Love on the Spectrum star and ambassador of Wable, Michael Theo, about the app's release in Aotearoa.

Associate Professor Stephen Winter visits the bFM studio to speak about The Royal Comission's report into Abuse in State Care. Thanks to The University of Auckland

Associate Professor Stephen Winter visits the bFM studio to speak about The Royal Comission's report into Abuse in State Care. Thanks to The University of Auckland

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In his 1996 film “Chocolate Babies,” Stephen Winter drew on his life as a young Black gay man in New York City to tell the untold story of the AIDS crisis: the fact that it disproportionately affected racialized people. With the film's new 4K restoration and inclusion into the Criterion Channel, Stephen joins Tom to talk about the legacy of “Chocolate Babies.”

Jason Yamas is a queer fiction and nonfiction writer making his prose debut as author of Tweakerworld: A Memoir (Unnamed Press, 2023).  Meet Jason: a college educated documentary film producer, cat parent of two, and was one of San Francisco's top drug dealers.  After Jason's world fell apart in LA, he moved to Berkeley for a fresh start with his kid brother. Just one problem: his long-closeted Adderall addiction had exploded into an out-of-control crystal meth binge. Within weeks, Jason plunged into the sprawling ParTy n' 'Play subculture of the Bay Area's gay community. It is a wildly decadent scene of drugs, group sex, and criminals, and yet it is also filled with surprising characters, people who continually subverted Jason's own presumptions of the stereotypical tweaker (slang) A person addicted to methamphetamine. Soon Jason became a dealer on the pretense of researching this tweaker world for a project that would carry him, like a life raft, back to the shores of a normal life. But his friendly entrepreneurial spirit and trusting disposition disarmed clients and rival dealers alike. The money began to roll in as demand increased to frightening levels. Suddenly, Jason was in control of the entire crystal meth market for San Francisco's gay community, even as he was nodding off behind the wheel of his car, or walking down the sidewalk. As friends and family worked frantically to steer him towards recovery, Jason resisted, chasing something else: a sleepless nirvana fueled by sex, drugs, and the Tweakerworld.  With painful honesty, Jason Yamas has crafted a landmark narrative that is not just a personal account of addiction, but a portrait of a vulnerable, largely undocumented community of people who, for many reasons, have been marginalized to the point of invisibility. Prior to his foray into literature, he produced documentary and narrative films such as Jonathan Caouette's Walk Away Renee (SundanceNow) and Stephen Winter's Jason & Shirley (Criterion). He produced charity arts and music projects in Detroit with the late great songwriter Allee Willis ("September", The Friends Theme, The Color Purple.) His self-directed and produced feature Not Me, Murphy premiered at the MIX NYC Film Festival. He's currently writing his first novel and pursuing acting training at the Sanford Meisner Center. He holds a BFA from NYU, Tisch School of the Arts in Drama and has performed in and directed in the experimental downtown New York theatre scene. With the publication of Tweakerworld, he intends to shine a bright light on the worsening epidemic of crystal meth in the LGBTQ+ community. Intro and Outro music by: Decisions by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100756 Artist: http://incompetech.com/

The Government has started offering rapid payments to historical abuse-in-care claimants.  The payments are for those who are seriously ill, who are aged over 70 or who have waited the longest to get their claims considered.  Survivors who don't meet the fast track criteria will have to wait until the government's new redress programme is up and running.  However, it is not yet clear when that will be.   Auckland University expert in redress and reparation Stephen Winter spoke to Corin Dann.  

The SLC Performance Lab is produced by ContemporaryPerformance.com and the Sarah Lawrence College MFA Theatre Program. During the course, visiting artists to the MFA Theatre Program's Grad Lab are interviewed after leading a workshop with the students. Grad Lab is one of the core components of the program where graduate students work with guest artists and develop group-generated performance experiments. Stephen Winter is interviewed Stephen Winter (SLC 23) Stephen Winter is an award-winning filmmaker, writer, and artist. He wrote, produced and directed his 1996 debut feature film Chocolate Babies, which premiered at the Berlin Film Festival and won Honorable Mention and Audience awards at San Francisco Frameline, SXSW, Urbanworld and OutFest. Stephen's second feature film is Jason and Shirley (2015) co-written and co-starred artist Jack Waters and playwright and journalist Sarah Schulman. Richard Brody in The New Yorker called it “one of the year's finest” films. As producer, Stephen's first film was Jonathan Caouette's landmark “narci-cinema” feature documentary Tarnation. He has worked creatively with Lee Daniels (Precious, Paperboy, The Butler), John Cameron Mitchell (Shortbus), John Krokidas (Kill Your Darlings), David France (How To Survive A Plague) and Xan Cassavetes (Kiss of the Damned). In the podcast space, Stephen is directing the science fiction drama The Space Within for Topic Studios, starring and Executive Produced by Jessica Chastain with Bobby Cannavale, Michael Stahlberg, Sturgill Simpson and Jessica Wu. In 2018, with Tristan Cowen, Stephen co-wrote and directed the pioneering fiction podcast series Adventures in New America, an afro-futuristic political satire for the Night Vale Network, “The Best New Social Thriller is a Podcast,” New York Times, compared the show to Boots Riley and Jordan Peele.

Film historian and Letterboxd ”adult task force” member Elizabeth Purchell joins hosts Slim and Gemma to unearth four absolutely under-seen historic favorites on The Letterboxd Show for Pride Month: Rosa Von Praunheim's City of Lost Souls, Jack Deveau's Drive, Stephen Winter's Chocolate Babies and Juliet Bashore's Kamikaze Hearts, along with a chat about her Ask Any Buddy film and podcast. Plus: radical cinema, radical portraits, radical activism, the prolific Rosa Von Praunheim, the best mullet ever seen on film, wangs in jars, trans icons, adult films about Jesus, the endless joys of Jess Franco movies, and the film that has just one fan on Letterboxd. This episode contains plentiful discussion of adult cinema. P.S. “Watch Lady Terminator as fast as you can.” Lists: The Letterboxd list of films mentioned; JF's Turn the gaze around list; Saige's queer films that are *chef's kiss*; Sam P's Solo Blasters: Directors Who Made One Film in Their Career Reviews: Elizabeth's Sleepaway Camp review; reviews of Ask Any Buddy by John Robinson, Be Brave Morvern'; reviews of City of Lost Souls by Michael and David; reviews of Kamikaze Hearts by Sally Jane Black and Joan; Starboy's Chocolate Babies review Other Links: NY Times profile on Elizabeth; Spectacle Theater's Rosa Von Praunheim series Bruno Araujo on Letterboxd (the one fan of Drive); Austin Film Society; Interview magazine feature on Stephen Winter and Lee Daniels Credits: This episode was recorded in Auckland, Austin and Pennsylvania, and edited by Slim. Facts by Jack. Booker: Linda Moulton. Transcript by Sophie Shin. Theme: ‘Vampiros Dancoteque' by Moniker.

When Stephen started going out to gay bars, he was immediately made to feel like a Black visitor in a predominantly white gay world. When Femi was socializing in queer spaces during and after college, she was struck by how it was segregated by race in the south and by gender in the north. In this episode, Phil and Alex listen to Stephen and Femi's story and discuss the race, racism and gender in the LGBTQ social scene, the need for safe spaces, and what it truly means to be an ally to the Black community.

This emergency episode was made quickly during a time of uprising following the killing of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, Tony McDade, and countless other African Americans by police.We begin by hearing “Credo,” a prose poem first written by W.E.B. DuBois in 1904. The version we will hear was conceived and produced by Dr. John Michael Cooper. It is a compilation of 36 voices reading from DuBois' proclamation on his philosophy of racial equality. This is a digital method to embody and share the truth that Black Lives Matter now, that Black voices speak truth to power with their poetry and music, and that all Americans can be moved and changed through a justice-focused interlocking of art, education, activism, and pride. Dr. Cooper mixes diverse and impassioned voices recorded for this project over the summer of 2020.He intercuts music written for the Credo by African-American composer Margaret Bonds, allowing us to hear for ourselves the hardtruth #36: African American History is real.History feeds us in today’s struggles. This episode’s shared voicing of a call for justice also aligns with the project’s hardtruth, #98, that “peace can be the most powerful deterrent of all.”DuBois writes: “I believe that armies and navies are at bottom the tinsel and braggadocia of oppression and wrong; and I believe that the wicked conquest of weaker and darker nations by nations whiter and stronger but foreshadows the death of that strength.”Agree? Join us in the change!.........................This emergency episode was made quickly during a time of uprising following the killing of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, Tony McDade, and countless other African Americans by police. We begin by hearing “Credo,” a prose poem written by W.E.B. DuBois in 1904 in which he outlines his philosophy on racial equality. This version, a compilation of 36 diverse voices reading from DuBois’ proclamation, was conceived and produced in the summer of 2020 by Dr. John Michael Cooper. This is a digital method to embody and share the truth that Black Lives Matter now; that Black voices speak truth to power with poetry and music; and that all Americans can be moved and changed through a justice-focused interlocking of art, education, activism, and pride. Cooper intercuts two pieces of music: original music written in imitation of the setting of the “Credo” by African-American composer Margaret Bonds, along with African-American composer Florence Price's arrangement of the spiritual “Some of These Days.” This allow us to hear as score and prose the project’s HardTruth #36: “African American History is real.” History feeds us in today’s struggles. This episode’s shared voicing of a call for justice also aligns with HardTruth #98: “peace can be the most powerful deterrent of all.” DuBois writes: “I believe that armies and navies are at bottom the tinsel and braggadocia of oppression and wrong; and I believe that the wicked conquest of weaker and darker nations by nations whiter and stronger but foreshadows the death of that strength.” Agree? Join us in the change! (For more HardTruths about African American history and the long struggle for freedom, please also see: #40, challenge the narrative of (African) American progress about the art of Edgar Arceneaux, and #56, subversion through grinning; learn truths from radical black artists who lived through civil rights written by filmmaker Stephen Winter.).........................To learn more about DuBois, the Credo, Bonds, and Dr. Cooper’s work on these subjects, please visit his blog: https://cooperm55.wixsite.com/jmc3/post/testimony Read or respond to a poem or hardtruth found at the online primer of digital media literacy, #100hardtruths-#fakenews or fakenews-poetry.org. Organize your own Fake News Poetry Workshop.Reach out with questions or content @100hardtruths@gmail.com.Twitter: @100HardTruthsInstagram: #100HardTruthsYouTube: 100 Hard Truths#BlackLivesMatter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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We discuss the 1996 film 'Chocolate Babies' and why it went under the radar. The video also features exclusive interview clips with the filmmaker Stephen Winter, of which the full version will be printed in Issue #3 of Scenes Journal, due spring 2020.Shout out to filmmaker, curator, and DJ, Rabz Lansiquot, for programming this film at Close-Up cinema as part of the LUX BL CK B X exhibition — Rabz Lansiquot 'where did we land.'

Adventures in New America co-creators Stephen Winter and Tristan Cowen give you a look behind the Patreon curtain! This episode features excerpts from exclusive audio commentaries that Stephen and Tristan have been recording for the New America membership program on Patreon. Have a few bucks to spare? Patronize us over at www.patreon.com/newamerica. Don’t forget: you can also get our logo on a shirt or poster! A great holiday gift for the New American in your life. Check out the store: topatoco.com/collections/aina Find out more about the show at adventuresinnewamerica.com.

Do you love New America? Want more Tales of the Tragic American After? Join our Patreon and get a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process for Adventures in New America, with Director’s Notes for past and future episodes, deleted scenes, and livestreams with co-creator Stephen Winter. What else will New America cook up for you? A slice of Miss Trixie’s famous chantilly cake from the Ambrosssia Diner? Perhaps! You’ll just have to join and see. Co-creators Stephen Winter and Tristan Cowen answer YOUR questions – and hint at what’s next — in this behind-the-scenes Season 1 wrap-up. Adventures in New America is the first sci-fi, political satire, Afrofuturistic buddy comedy, serialized for New Americans in a new and desperate time. Starring: Paige Gilbert, Pernell Walker, Bryan Webster, and the New American Players. A Night Vale Presents production. For more information and full credits, go to adventuresinnewamerica.com.

In every ending there's a beginning, and in every beginning an end. Do you love New America? Want more Tales of the Tragic American After? Join our Patreon and get a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process for Adventures in New America, with Director’s Notes for past and future episodes, deleted scenes, and livestreams with co-creator Stephen Winter. What else will New America cook up for you? A slice of Miss Trixie’s famous chantilly cake from the Ambrosssia Diner? Perhaps! You’ll just have to join and see. Starring: Paige Gilbert, Pernell Walker, Bryan Webster, and the New American Players. A Night Vale Presents production. For more information and full credits, go to adventuresinnewamerica.com.

AGLCA will soon be retiring the "Meets" feature on our app and website that allows members to locate one another while on the Loop. We're thrilled to be switching to Nebo as the "official" AGLCA locator app!  On this week's episode of the Great Loop Radio podcast, Nebo's Managing Director, Stephen Winter, joins us to share details about Nebo's features, which go way beyond simply finding other Loopers while cruising.

LIVE from the Able & Able Warehouse in Greenpoint we bring you the Ambrosia Diner Raffle Show. Do you love New America? Want more Tales of the Tragic American After? Join our Patreon and get a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process for Adventures in New America, with Director’s Notes for past and future episodes, deleted scenes, and livestreams with co-creator Stephen Winter. What else will New America cook up for you? A slice of Miss Trixie’s famous chantilly cake from the Ambrosssia Diner? Perhaps! You’ll just have to join and see. Starring: Paige Gilbert, Pernell Walker, Bryan Webster, and the New American Players. A Night Vale Presents production. For more information and full credits, go to adventuresinnewamerica.com.

WARNING: THIS EPISODE CONTAINS LANGUAGE AND THEMES THAT MAY NOT BE APPROPRIATE FOR ALL AUDIENCES. LISTENER DISCRETION IS ADVISED. Simon joins forces with her enemies to defeat a greater evil. The Tetchies sway public opinion through deceptive clickbait. IA makes his first kill. Do you love New America? Want more Tales of the Tragic American After? Join our Patreon and get a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process for Adventures in New America, with Director’s Notes for past and future episodes, deleted scenes, and livestreams with co-creator Stephen Winter. What else will New America cook up for you? A slice of Miss Trixie’s famous chantilly cake from the Ambrosssia Diner? Perhaps! You’ll just have to join and see. Starring: Paige Gilbert, Pernell Walker, Julian Fleischer, and the New American Players. A Night Vale Presents production. For more information and full credits, go to adventuresinnewamerica.com.

WARNING: THIS REPRESENTATION OF MAINSTREAM MEDIA WITHIN THE WORLD OF NEW AMERICA CONTAINS LANGUAGE AND THEMES THAT MAY NOT BE APPROPRIATE FOR ALL AUDIENCES. LISTENER DISCRETION IS ADVISED. This week we offer an episode of one of New America’s more successful light entertainment interview podcasts. From his modified garage Trent Phinewes interviews the President of New America. Do you love New America? Want more Tales of the Tragic American After? Join our Patreon and get a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process for Adventures in New America, with Director’s Notes for past and future episodes, deleted scenes, and livestreams with co-creator Stephen Winter. What else will New America cook up for you? A slice of Miss Trixie’s famous chantilly cake from the Ambrosssia Diner? Perhaps! You’ll just have to join and see. Featuring: Tristan Cowen. Starring: Paige Gilbert, Pernell Walker, Starlee Kine, Bryan Webster, and Stephen Winter. A Night Vale Presents production. For more information and full credits, go to adventuresinnewamerica.com.

Simon meets Clyde for the first time. Gertrude meets Mr Deeds for the first time. IA meets Jeremy for the first time. Livin' in the past. Do you love New America? Want more Tales of the Tragic American After? Join our Patreon and get a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process for Adventures in New America, with Director’s Notes for past and future episodes, deleted scenes, and livestreams with co-creator Stephen Winter. What else will New America cook up for you? A slice of Miss Trixie’s famous chantilly cake from the Ambrosssia Diner? Perhaps! You’ll just have to join and see. Starring: Paige Gilbert, Pernell Walker, Julian Fleischer, and the New American Players. A Night Vale Presents production. For more information and full credits, go to adventuresinnewamerica.com.

IA and Simon reunite after a month-long absence. Mr Deeds protects his kind. The evil has a name. Do you love New America? Want more Tales of the Tragic American After? Join our Patreon and get a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process for Adventures in New America, with Director’s Notes for past and future episodes, deleted scenes, and livestreams with co-creator Stephen Winter. What else will New America cook up for you? A slice of Miss Trixie’s famous chantilly cake from the Ambrosssia Diner? Perhaps! You’ll just have to join and see. Starring: Paige Gilbert, Pernell Walker, Starlee Kine, Bryan Webster, and Stephen Winter. A Night Vale Presents production. For more information and full credits, go to adventuresinnewamerica.com.

New America is gripped with the Winter flu, so we present this alternative to your regularly scheduled programming. Do you love New America? Want more Tales of the Tragic American After? Join our Patreon and get a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process for Adventures in New America, with Director’s Notes for past and future episodes, deleted scenes, and livestreams with co-creator Stephen Winter. What else will New America cook up for you? A slice of Miss Trixie’s famous chantilly cake from the Ambrosssia Diner? Perhaps! You’ll just have to join and see. Starring: Paige Gilbert, Pernell Walker, Starlee Kine, Bryan Webster, and Stephen Winter. A Night Vale Presents production. For more information and full credits, go to adventuresinnewamerica.com.

IA & Gertrude explore their feels while Simon has regrets and the Feds close in. An internationally recognized music performer solicits donations. Wanna take a ride? Do you love New America? Want more Tales of the Tragic American After? Join our Patreon and get a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process for Adventures in New America, with Director’s Notes for past and future episodes, deleted scenes, and livestreams with co-creator Stephen Winter. What else will New America cook up for you? A slice of Miss Trixie’s famous chantilly cake from the Ambrosssia Diner? Perhaps! You’ll just have to join and see. Starring: Paige Gilbert, Pernell Walker, Starlee Kine, Bryan Webster, and Stephen Winter. A Night Vale Presents production. For more information and full credits, go to adventuresinnewamerica.com.

Simon presents a grifter’s history of the New American Dream. IA is liberated by his anger, then caged by his love. Thoughts & Prayers. Do you love New America? Want more Tales of the Tragic American After? Join our Patreon and get a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process for Adventures in New America, with Director’s Notes for past and future episodes, deleted scenes, and livestreams with co-creator Stephen Winter. What else will New America cook up for you? A slice of Miss Trixie’s famous chantilly cake from the Ambrosssia Diner? Perhaps! You’ll just have to join and see. Starring: Paige Gilbert, Pernell Walker, Starlee Kine, Bryan Webster, and Stephen Winter. A Night Vale Presents production. For more information and full credits, go to adventuresinnewamerica.com.

Do you hear what I hear? A special holiday episode of Pounded In The Butt By My Own Podcast! Stephen Winter, co-creator of the new podcast Adventures in New America, performs the classic tale of a man whose silent night is interrupted by the physical manifestation of his worst fear, who is handsome. Written and hosted by Chuck Tingle. Get the book on Amazon. A Night Vale Presents production. Editor, Sound Designer, and Composer: Vincent Cacchione Recording Engineer: Will Stanton Producer: Christy Gressman Assistant Producer: Adam Cecil Theme Song: “Proving Love Is Real” by Caged Animals Very special thanks to Joseph Fink http://poundedinthebuttbymyownpodcast.com

The gang stage a daring heist at a political fundraiser. Serena looks askance at a platter of cheese biscuits. IA & Simon come to a new understanding. Do you love New America? Want more Tales of the Tragic American After? Join our Patreon and get a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process for Adventures in New America, with Director’s Notes for past and future episodes, deleted scenes, and livestreams with co-creator Stephen Winter. What else will New America cook up for you? A slice of Miss Trixie’s famous chantilly cake from the Ambrosssia Diner? Perhaps! You’ll just have to join and see. Starring: Paige Gilbert, Pernell Walker, Starlee Kine, Bryan Webster, and Stephen Winter. A Night Vale Presents production. For more information and full credits, go to adventuresinnewamerica.com.

IA watches television. Simon reads a book. Together they recycle old newspapers. Episode in a bottle. Do you love New America? Want more Tales of the Tragic American After? Join our Patreon and get a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process for Adventures in New America, with Director’s Notes for past and future episodes, deleted scenes, and livestreams with co-creator Stephen Winter. What else will New America cook up for you? A slice of Miss Trixie’s famous chantilly cake from the Ambrosssia Diner? Perhaps! You’ll just have to join and see. Starring: Paige Gilbert, Pernell Walker, Starlee Kine, Bryan Webster, and Stephen Winter. A Night Vale Presents production. For more information and full credits, go to adventuresinnewamerica.com.

Simon is taken hostage by an old friend. IA embarks on a brave quest to rescue his housekeys. An unsettling cab driver attempts to relate a story he can barely remember. Do you love New America? Want more Tales of the Tragic American After? Join our Patreon and get a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process for Adventures in New America, with Director’s Notes for past and future episodes, deleted scenes, and livestreams with co-creator Stephen Winter. What else will New America cook up for you? A slice of Miss Trixie’s famous chantilly cake from the Ambrosssia Diner? Perhaps! You’ll just have to join and see. Starring: Paige Gilbert, Pernell Walker, Starlee Kine, Stephen Winter. A Night Vale Presents production. For more information and full credits, go to adventuresinnewamerica.com.

A brand new fiction podcast from Night Vale Presents: ADVENTURES IN NEW AMERICA, the first sci-fi, political satire, Afrofuturistic buddy comedy, serialized for New Americans in a new and desperate time. To keep listening to Adventures in New America, find it on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to podcasts. New American citizens are terrorized by supernatural beings. A man with cancer who has given up on life is saved by a younger sociopathic girl he meets outside of a poke bowl restaurant. Somebody’s baby is crying: is it yours? Starring Paige Gilbert, Bryan Webster, and Stephen Winter. For more information and full credits, go to adventuresinnewamerica.com.

New American citizens are terrorized by supernatural beings. A man with cancer who has given up on life is saved by a younger sociopathic girl he meets outside of a poke bowl restaurant. Somebody’s baby is crying: is it yours? Do you love New America? Want more Tales of the Tragic American After? Join our Patreon and get a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process for Adventures in New America, with Director’s Notes for past and future episodes, deleted scenes, and livestreams with co-creator Stephen Winter. What else will New America cook up for you? A slice of Miss Trixie’s famous chantilly cake from the Ambrosssia Diner? Perhaps! You’ll just have to join and see. Starring Paige Gilbert, Bryan Webster, and Stephen Winter. A Night Vale Presents production. For more information and full credits, go to adventuresinnewamerica.com.

Premiering September 28, 2018, with new episodes every other Friday. The first sci-fi, political satire, Afrofuturistic buddy comedy, serialized for New Americans in a new and desperate time. Two mismatched African-New-American best friends attempt to survive the wilds of New New York City — and a secret cabal of Tetchy Terrorist Vampire Zombies from outer space. Starring Stephen Winter, Paige Gilbert, Bryan Webster, Pernell Walker, and Starlee Kine. Created, Written, Directed, and Produced by Stephen Winter and Tristan Cowen. Executive Producer: Christy Gressman. Editor: Grant Stewart. Sound Designer and Audio Engineer: Vincent Cacchione. A Night Vale Presents production.

Nicholas speaks with independent filmmaker Stephen Winter about honing your craft, having an artistic voice, creating product, and most importantly, never giving up!

Dr. Stephen Winter, Senior Lecturer in Political Theory, University of Auckland gives a talk for the OTJR seminar series on 1st December 2014.

Deep in the mysterious, northwest-Arkansas landscape, Paul met with Stephen Winter and Piano Barbarian alumnus Brian Lee.  This podcast takes the record for most tangents in an English accent.  The merits of live music and music-capitalism will be debated and discussed with fervor because Paul read an interesting article and is caffeinated.