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Continuing to expand her artistic interdisciplinary portfolio, the Oakland local launched a daily podcast called “365 Days with mxmtoon,” a collection of 10-minute episodes that walk listeners through that day in history.
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Here are a handful of podcasts for history enthusiasts, from political history to art history, to catch up on in the upcoming weeks.
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Whether you’re a podcast enthusiast looking to expand your collection of go-to shows or someone who has only listened to an episode here and there, social distancing provides many of us with the opportunity to delve further into the medium.
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Luckily for the trio, the crowd was clearly filled with hardcore fans of the podcast, and viewers erupted into laughter on cue.
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“Overdue” celebrates Children’s Book Week, while “The Bechdel Cast” delves into the “Avengers” franchise as the series comes to an end.
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Both podcasts stick to familiar genres this week — “Overdue” reads the first novel in another fantasy series, while “The Bechdel Cast” covers a lesser known romantic comedy.
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Our podcasts this week cover media that span time and space between them. “Overdue” explores the origin of the time travel plot, while “The Bechdel Cast” covers a famous romantic comedy with Seattle misleadingly in its name. “Overdue” Taking a huge step away from last week’s vampire romance coverage, Craig
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“Overdue” finishes out their coverage of “The Twilight Saga” with its final book, while “The Bechdel Cast” explores the horror of “Rosemary’s Baby.”
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“Overdue” tackles what is arguably Kurt Vonnegut’s most popular novel, while “The Bechdel Cast” dives into the world of a well-known Disney fairy tale.
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Both of our podcasts this week focus on female-centered stories, each contextualizing the main female character’s role within the larger plot. “Overdue” explores the lesser-known source material of a very popular adapted film while “The Bechdel Cast” discuss a timely and largely hyped superhero film.
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