Podcasts about tea fougner

Jeremy and Emily chat about the lasting legacy of Hitchcock's iconic film Psycho with Tea Fougner, Michael Tanner, and Joe Corallo. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

"[Blackbeard] is presenting as a queer character, not just within our time, but within his own time" - Tea Fougner. "It's historical fiction about pirates if the executive producers were all tumbler users" - Cayden Mak. Pirate Tea and First Mate Cayden Mak have boarded the show to talk about Taika Waititi and David Jenkins' glorious new show on HBO, Our Flag Means Death. It's a queer pirate romcom with roots in history and a remarkable diverse cast.  The conversation is spoiler-free till about 13 minutes in. There's a special intro to this episode about a real life crisis that's happening-- and what you can do about it (one place to start - https://transequality.org  My guests: Tea Fougner (who is 30% pirate facts by volume) is the editorial director for Comics at King Features Syndicate and co-chair of Programming for Flame Con, the world's largest LGBTQ+ comic convention. Tea co-modded a 200-person pirate RPG for three years and has a 13-hour piratecore playlist on Spotify. Listen here  https://t.co/Abq5wIkips & follow https://twitter.com/teaberryblue Cayden Mak https://twitter.com/cayden has spent the past decade organizing people for racial justice leveraging many aspects of technology and pop culture fmrly of 19 Million Rising (an Asian American Pacific Islander civic organizing group I love. 

This would usually be a skip week, but the world is still being a jerk, so we made you a bonus, entirely unedited, and almost entirely off-topic episode. This time, Jay and Miles talked about bugs (and Tea Fougner taught us about bees)! As mentioned in the episode: bee cute furry face

Fear Level: TerrifyingTrigger Warnings: Jump scares, gaslighting, gore, cops, violence against women, knife trauma, alcoholism, metal on metal screechingSupport us on our Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/progressivelyhorrifiedIn 1984, Wes Craven brought Robert Englund to haunt our dreams as the blade handed, dream haunting, gone but not forgotten psychopath Fred Krueger. To this day, he's been keeping kids awake late into the night. Luckily for us, one teen girl had a library card, access to shotgun shells, and a penchant for lucha libre. Director: Wes Craven Writers: Wes Craven Stars: Heather Langenkamp, Johnny Depp, Robert Englund Talking Points: Practical special effects at their all time best Sound mixing not quite so much DIY Craft videos and YouTube survival channels Does Rod know how buttons work?: an expose. Dudes in long sleeve crop tops Final Girls and their baby pajamas Scary Wolverine or Half a Deathstrike? LASERHANDS! Fuck you, Glen Wine bottle teddy bear Men don't dream and women don't poop, except in Bali I'm into survival, Glen. DadCop - a lesson in expedient story telling Suburban moms and their trophy furnaces Predatory relationships and unnecessarily loud teenage orgasms "My GOD! She just broke that chair over his back! Ring the damn bell, ref!" Recommendations: A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: The Dream Warriors Wes Craven's New Nightmare Scream, Queen! Hellbent Deathbed: The Bed that Eats Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday Opus by Satoshi Kohn Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon The Phantom of the Opera (1989) - Starring Robert Englund Hellraiser Hellbound: Hellraiser 2 Perfect Blue Red Eye Scream Cursed Please check out our guests!Tea FougnerTwitter: @teaberryblueComics KingdomElana LevinTwitter: @elana_brooklynPodcasts:Deep Space DiveGraphic PolicyElizabeth BreiTwitter: @peachchildVita AyalaTwitter: @definitelyvitaMorganTwitter: @diversityhorrorBlog: https://diversityhorror.blogspot.com/SteenzTwitter: @oheysteenzInstagram: @oheysteenzBook: Archival QualityStrip: Heart of the CityFollow Emily on twitter @megamothEmily's Website: Megamoth.netFollow Ben on twitter @benthekahnOrder Ben's new book, Renegade Rule.Follow Jeremy on twitter @jrome58Visit his website at JeremyWhitley.comRSS Feed: https://feeds.transistor.fm/progressively-horrifiedWebsite: https://progressivelyhorrified.transistor.fm/Join our Patreon at: patreon.com/progressivelyhorrified to support the show, get bonus episodes, early access to upcoming episodes, and a cool Progressively Horrified t-shirt.Join us next week to talk about Child's Play★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

THE Julia Serano explains why Loki and Sylvie have no time for your gender essentialism, Tea Fougner delves into Loki's gender fluidity in comics and we all wish the queer showrunner would stick around another season.  Julia Serano is an Oakland, California-based writer, performer, biologist, and activist. She is best known for her nonfiction books Whipping Girl: A Transsexual Woman on Sexism and the Scapegoating of Femininity and Excluded: Making Feminist and Queer Movements More Inclusive. Julia's first foray into fiction, entitled 99 Erics: a Kat Cataclysm faux novel, won the Publishing Triangle's 2021 Edmund White Award for Debut Fiction, and was an Independent Publisher Book Awards (IPPY) 2021 silver medalist in LGBT+ Fiction. Julia's Loki essay https://twitter.com/JuliaSerano/status/1413186947862859776 Tea Fougner is the Editorial Director for Comics at King Features Syndicate. When she's not reading comics for work, she's reading comics for fun, drawing comics, dressing up as comic book characters, or watching comic adaptations on television. https://twitter.com/teaberryblue 

This would usually be a skip week, but the world is still being a jerk, so we made you a bonus, entirely unedited, and almost entirely off-topic episode. This time, Jay and guest hawk Tea Fougner talked about pirates. You can find Tea at @teaberryblue on pretty much all of the social medias!

Every since we started this website and the X-Band: The Phantom Podcast one of the most common questions we have received is when will we get to hear from someone from King Features and or Hearst? It has always been a goal for us as we ourselves had a million and one questions that we wanted to ask. After 200 podcasts we got the chance and while we did not get to ask them all, we spent 90 minutes racing through as many questions as possible. A huge thanks must go to Tea Fougner who is the comics editor for the Phantom plus 60 other comic titles. She was great in answering as many questions as possible and some were not easy to answer. A brief list of the questions we asked in no particular order are:What is the approval process of new stories from Tony DePaul, Egmont and Frew Publishers?Is there a Phantom bible?Will we ever see a new Phantom TV Show and or Movie?The process from KFS point of view of the Matt Kyme and Shane Foley "Diana and the Heartbreakers Gang" story in Frew #1892.The Phantom and cross over stories with The Raven, Sir Falcon, Flash Gordon, Defenders of the Earth etcMoonstone  verses Dynamite Entertainment.What is the target audience of the Phantom?Targeting the next generation.The 100th Anniversary of The Phantom.It must be noted that she did choose not to answer one question but you will have to listen and or watch the podcast to find out which one.She also went over the history of King Features and Hearst and how they relate to our hero, the Phantom.As always the video will show slides, art examples and props as we discuss the Phantom. The audio only version is attached if you prefer that method. Make sure you subscribe and leave a review on our podcast and or our YouTube Channel. We would love to hear from you on what you think of this podcast episode. You can email us at chroniclechamber@gmail.com or chat with us via our social media profiles: Facebook, Twitter and or Instagram. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/chroniclechamber)

Today on the Hypothetical Island we are joined by Kind Features editor Tea Berry Blue Fougner. She's essentially Popeye's boss. We talk the bizness of comics syndication, explore the storied history of Blondie, and, of course, have a ridiculous hypothetical island situation. 

The comic strips you grew up with, and your great-grandma grew up with, are probably from King Features Syndicate: a comics syndicate over 100 years old! Tea Fougner is the Editorial Director for Comics at King Features Syndicate and joins us to talk about comics strips past and present. As Tea says, “Comics is a format, not a genre." Find out: Which vintage adventure strips will modern readers enjoy?Popeye: OriginsThe kweerness of Krazy KatThe 1970s splenders of Apartment 3GThe Lockhorns are someone’s hip memePopeye on socialism and economic policy“Mandrake the Magician was Doctor Strange before Doctor Strange”How to read King Features comics. Literally.Popeye is compassionate Tea tweets as https://twitter.com/teaberryblue.

Brandon Wilson is an L.A. based filmmaker and educator. He has made two microbudget features, the most recent one -SEPULVEDA which he co-directed with his wife Jena English- is streaming on Vimeo. A former LAUSD teacher, he currently teaches graduate and undergraduate film courses at UCLA, Columbia College Hollywood. He's been reading comic books off and on for almost 40 years. Tea Fougner is the Editorial Director for Comics at King Features Syndicate. When she's not reading comics for work, she's reading comics for fun, drawing comics, dressing up as comic book characters, or watching comic adaptations on television. (Tea is one of my favorite Captain America experts.) “I want families to be reunited and a sense of normalcy to be restored to the world.”Our Infinity War episode was staggeringly prescientFDR hands it off to the AfrofuturistsThe gayest thing was Carol's hair“ I would very much like to hear your panelists discuss the concept of "America's ass" as it relates to the super-soldier serum, bodily autonomy, and conceptions of identification versus ownership.”Read CK Stewart on fatphobia

Jay Edidin is half of the podcast Jay and Miles X-Plain the X-Men (“because it’s about time someone did”). He writes comics, short fiction, and narrative nonfiction; and edits comics, transmedia, and genre fiction. Jay was named comicbook.com's 2017 Comics Person of the Year for his investigative coverage of harassment issues at D.C. Comics and his work to foster diversity and inclusion in comics culture. Tea Fougner is the Editorial Director for Comics at King Features Syndicate. When she's not reading comics for work, she's reading comics for fun, drawing comics, dressing up as comic book characters, or watching comic adaptations on television. Graphic Policy (& guests) loved Netflix Punisher S1. Now here's our take on Season 2... We X-Plain: Joker and Harley Quinn, Netflix styleWhich Wolverine sidekick is Amy?The Skull Vs The MaskWhen You Name Your Episode After Batman: The Killing JokeHow Punisher shops for hot dog rollsComparisons to Mrs. Dalloway and Assault on Precinct 13“Curtis deserves better than the universe he’s stuck in, or any of the people he interacts with.”Punisher comics recommendations and warnings

Captain Marvel merits a conversation that can celebrate it’s feminism and anti-Imperialist themes while criticizing its Air Force propaganda packaging. Queer subtext? 90s throwbacks? We’ve got you covered: Chelsea Manning is Captain Marvel!How we're shapeshifters (Elana's essay about feeling like a Skrull for Wired.com )Monica is the hero“Top Gun is why I almost enlisted, Don't Ask Don't Tell is why I didn’t”The meaning of Nick Fury’s EyeCarol and Maria holding the “gayz” Felicia Perez is the Innovation Director at the Center for Story-based Strategy. She previously worked at the United Workers Congress, ACLU of Southern California & was a high school social studies for twelve years in the Los Angeles Unified School District where she was also an active union leader and chapter chair for United Teachers of Los Angeles. Tea Fougner is the Editorial Director for Comics at King Features Syndicate. When she's not reading comics for work, she's reading comics for fun, drawing comics, dressing up as comic book characters, or watching comic adaptations on television. Tea is at @TeaberryBlue on everything.

She-ra is Netflix new cartoon is a diverse, queer feminist re-envisioning of a cartoon from the 80s. It’s by showrunner Noelle Stevenson of Nimoa comics fame and we LOVE it. Joining Elana to talk about it are: Mey Rude is a queer, fat, trans Latina, a writer, a tastemaker and a lover of nerds. She lives in LA and you can find her writing at Autostraddle, Remezcla, them.us and other places. On Twitter @meyrude. Tea Fougner is the Editorial Director for Comics at King Features Syndicate. When she's not reading comics for work, she's reading comics for fun, drawing comics, dressing up as comic book characters, or watching comic adaptations on television. Tea is at @TeaberryBlue on everything. Observed: What the old cartoon got right, what the new cartoon got even better She-ra is a Star Wars but everyone’s a girl The importance of LGBTQ cartoons for kids Trope busting characters such as; A socialist flying horse Entrapta and her robot Emily Scorpiana’s particular Mid-Western dyke energy “Seahawk is pansexual because he loves men, he loves women and he loves the sea”.- Tea

In which Jay recruits X-writers Seanan McGuire and Leah Williams, cosplayer Tea Fougner, and innocent bystanders Kel McDonald and Diana Fox, for a night of Emma Frost appreciation. X-PLAINED: Why For more information on this and other episodes, check out xplainthexmen.com!