Writing Remix Podcast
185 episodes - English - Latest episode: about 1 month ago -Where We Remix All Things Language
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67. Learning to Adapt w/ Spencer Frankeberger
July 16, 2021 06:38 - 69 MBIn Episode 67, Dan Dissinger talks with to Actor, Director, and Board Certified Music Therapist Spencer Frankeberger about adaptability in Music Therapy, how being scared of improv is the best reason to do improv, we discuss systemic ableism in standardized testing from the bar exam to the GREs, and this all somehow ends up inContinue reading "67. Learning to Adapt w/ Spencer Frankeberger"
Episode 66: Unpacking Cultural Anthropology with Sydney Laws
July 10, 2021 01:27 - 62.6 MBIn Episode 66, Dan Dissinger talks with recent graduate of USC’s Film and Television Production program Sydney Laws about how Black stories are represented in media, cultural anthropology, and Storytelling versus Story-breaking. Sydney Laws is a very proud ATLien and recent graduate of USC’s Film and Television Production program. She defines herself as a creative, particularlyContinue reading "Episode 66: Unpacking Cultural Anthropology with Sydney Laws"
66. Unpacking Cultural Anthropology w/ Sydney Laws
July 10, 2021 01:27 - 62.6 MBIn Episode 66, Dan Dissinger talks with recent graduate of USC’s Film and Television Production program Sydney Laws about how Black stories are represented in media, cultural anthropology, and Storytelling versus Story-breaking. Sydney Laws is a very proud ATLien and recent graduate of USC’s Film and Television Production program. She defines herself as a creative, particularlyContinue reading "66. Unpacking Cultural Anthropology w/ Sydney Laws"
65: Documenting the Nickelodeon Story w/ Scott Barber
July 02, 2021 03:18 - 72.8 MBIn Episode 65, Dan Dissinger talks with filmmaker Scott Barber about storytelling through documentary, why Nickelodeon was such a positive creative force in the early 90s, and the role of writing when making a documentary. And who can forget GWAR. Scott made his directorial debut with his film, The Orange Years: The Nickelodeon Story, featuring KenanContinue reading "65: Documenting the Nickelodeon Story w/ Scott Barber"
Episode 65: Documenting the Nickelodeon Story with Scott Barber
July 02, 2021 03:18 - 72.8 MBIn Episode 65, Dan Dissinger talks with filmmaker Scott Barber about storytelling through documentary, why Nickelodeon was such a positive creative force in the early 90s, and the role of writing when making a documentary. And who can forget GWAR. Scott made his directorial debut with his film, The Orange Years: The Nickelodeon Story, featuring KenanContinue reading "Episode 65: Documenting the Nickelodeon Story with Scott Barber"
64: Performing Arts Advocacy w/ Viva Vinson
June 25, 2021 03:25 - 74.5 MBIn Episode 64, Dan Dissinger talks with Vocalist/Educator/Actor/Writer Viva Vinson about the positive impact of performing arts education, overcoming Dyslexia and ADHD, and harnessing the power of the performing arts to have deeper DEI discussions with students and teachers. Born of an Italian American mother, and African American father, Viva has always had multiple artisticContinue reading "64: Performing Arts Advocacy w/ Viva Vinson"
Episode 64: Performing Arts Advocacy with Viva Vinson
June 25, 2021 03:25 - 74.5 MBIn Episode 64, Dan Dissinger talks with Vocalist/Educator/Actor/Writer Viva Vinson about the positive impact of performing arts education, overcoming Dyslexia and ADHD, and harnessing the power of the performing arts to have deeper DEI discussions with students and teachers. Born of an Italian American mother, and African American father, Viva has always had multiple artisticContinue reading "Episode 64: Performing Arts Advocacy with Viva Vinson"
Episode 63: Expanding the Victorian Conversation with Dr. Melissa Rampelli
June 18, 2021 06:04 - 69.9 MBIn Episode 63, Dan Dissinger and special guest host Dr. Meghan Nolan talk with friend, colleague, and fellow Saint John’s University Alum Dr. Melissa Rampelli from Holy Family University about the impact of the Victorian Age, Medical Humanities, and what sea monsters have to do with the 2008 Great Recession. On top of all ofContinue reading "Episode 63: Expanding the Victorian Conversation with Dr. Melissa Rampelli"
63. Expanding the Victorian Conversation w/ Dr. Melissa Rampelli
June 18, 2021 06:04 - 69.9 MBIn Episode 63, Dan Dissinger and special guest host Dr. Meghan Nolan talk with friend, colleague, and fellow Saint John’s University Alum Dr. Melissa Rampelli from Holy Family University about the impact of the Victorian Age, Medical Humanities, and what sea monsters have to do with the 2008 Great Recession. On top of all ofContinue reading "63. Expanding the Victorian Conversation w/ Dr. Melissa Rampelli"
62. Seeing Each Other’s Humanity w/ Chris Muniz
June 11, 2021 06:43 - 55.8 MBIn Episode 62, Dan Dissinger and special guest host Stephanie Renée Payne talk with Chris Muniz of the USC Writing Program about reconnecting creative writing back to academic writing, developing meaningful and authentic student-centered projects, and how the personal journey leads the way towards student agency. Chris Muniz is a faculty member in the University of SouthernContinue reading "62. Seeing Each Other’s Humanity w/ Chris Muniz"
Episode 62: Seeing Each Other’s Humanity with Chris Muniz
June 11, 2021 06:43 - 55.8 MBIn Episode 62, Dan Dissinger and special guest host Stephanie Renée Payne talk with Chris Muniz of the USC Writing Program about reconnecting creative writing back to academic writing, developing meaningful and authentic student-centered projects, and how the personal journey leads the way towards student agency. Chris Muniz is a faculty member in the University of SouthernContinue reading "Episode 62: Seeing Each Other’s Humanity with Chris Muniz"
61. Uplifting Survivors of Sexual Violence w/ Emma Collins
June 04, 2021 06:26 - 64 MBContent Warning: Discussion of sexual and domestic violence, please listen with care. In Episode 61, Dan Dissinger & special guest host Danielle Lee talk to USC alum Emma Collins about being an advocate for survivors of relationship and sexual violence, working for RSVP (Relationship & Sexual Violence Prevention Services) at USC, and rape culture on and off the college campus.
Episode 61: Uplifting Survivors of Sexual Violence with Emma Collins
June 04, 2021 06:26 - 64 MBContent Warning: Discussion of sexual and domestic violence, please listen with care. In Episode 61, Dan Dissinger & special guest host Danielle Lee talk to USC alum Emma Collins about being an advocate for survivors of relationship and sexual violence, working for RSVP (Relationship & Sexual Violence Prevention Services) at USC, and rape culture on and off the college campus.
60: Dedicating a Life to Service w/ Andre Luna
May 28, 2021 19:59 - 58.3 MBIn Episode 60, we talk to USC alum Andre Luna about what it means to be a First Generation college student, his commitment to a life of service and advocacy, and how a film about surfing is helping him meet his goals.
Episode 60: Dedicating a Life to Service with Andre Luna
May 28, 2021 19:59 - 58.3 MBIn Episode 60, we talk to USC alum Andre Luna about what it means to be a First Generation college student, his commitment to a life of service and advocacy, and how a film about surfing is helping him meet his goals.
Episode 59: Taking Back Your Voice with Jordan Broberg
May 21, 2021 14:56 - 88.5 MBIn Episode 59, we talk to USC alum Jordan Broberg about staying creative during the pandemic, finding a voice in poetry, and coming into her own as an artist and a person.
59: Taking Back Your Voice w/ Jordan Broberg
May 21, 2021 14:56 - 88.5 MBIn Episode 59, we talk to USC alum Jordan Broberg about staying creative during the pandemic, finding a voice in poetry, and coming into her own as an artist and a person.
58: Practicing Vulnerable w/ Cody Lake
May 14, 2021 15:54 - 81.1 MBIn Episode 58, we talk to Cody Lake about the collaborative power of poetry, web development, and videography, the pressure of commodification, and the surprising inventiveness of Pinterest.
Episode 58: Practicing Vulnerable with Cody Lake
May 14, 2021 15:54 - 81.1 MBIn Episode 58, we talk to Cody Lake about the collaborative power of poetry, web development, and videography, the pressure of commodification, and the surprising inventiveness of Pinterest.
Episode 57: Improving Public Health Messaging with Megan Tebbenhoff
May 07, 2021 14:48 - 81.9 MBIn Episode 57, we talk to Megan Tebbenhoff about the U.S.'s response to the pandemic, the role and responsibility of the government when it comes to public health messaging, and the work that needs to be done regarding climate change and population displacement.
57: Improving Public Health Messaging w/ Megan Tebbenhoff
May 07, 2021 14:48 - 81.9 MBIn Episode 57, we talk to Megan Tebbenhoff about the U.S.'s response to the pandemic, the role and responsibility of the government when it comes to public health messaging, and the work that needs to be done regarding climate change and population displacement.
Episode 56: Making Films and Other Things with Jordyn Jones
April 30, 2021 20:49 - 144 MBIn Episode 56, we talk to USC student Jordyn Jones about the expectations placed on marginalized creators, the real meaning of diversity, and making movies that challenge the status quo.
56: Making Films & Other Things w/ Jordyn Jones
April 30, 2021 20:49 - 144 MBIn Episode 56, we talk to USC student Jordyn Jones about the expectations placed on marginalized creators, the real meaning of diversity, and making movies that challenge the status quo.
Episode 55: Creating New Realities with Jephtha Prempeh
April 23, 2021 18:38 - 105 MBIn Episode 55, we talk to Jephtha Prempeh about creating new spaces for marginalized voices, working in community, and forging paths outside of mainstream media outlets.
55: Creating New Realities w/ Jephtha Prempeh
April 23, 2021 18:38 - 105 MBIn Episode 55, we talk to Jephtha Prempeh about creating new spaces for marginalized voices, working in community, and forging paths outside of mainstream media outlets.
Episode 54: Going Short with Nancy Stohlman
April 16, 2021 17:11 - 95.2 MBIn Episode 54, we talk to writer Nancy Stohlman about her award-winning book Going Short, the power of flash fiction as a fully realized genre, and how to write and teach flash fiction.
54. Going Short w/ Nancy Stohlman
April 16, 2021 17:11 - 95.2 MBIn Episode 54, we talk to writer Nancy Stohlman about her award-winning book Going Short, the power of flash fiction as a fully realized genre, and how to write and teach flash fiction.
Episode 53: Crossing Boundaries with Tim Hernandez
April 09, 2021 16:54 - 74.7 MBIn Episode 53, we talk to Tim Hernandez about teaching at the University of Texas El Paso in the only bilingual creative writing program in the United States. We also chat about investigative poetics, finding the right shape for a story, and the importance of crossing genres, borders, and other boundaries.
53. Crossing Boundaries w/ Tim Hernandez
April 09, 2021 16:54 - 74.7 MBIn Episode 53, we talk to Tim Hernandez about teaching at the University of Texas El Paso in the only bilingual creative writing program in the United States. We also chat about investigative poetics, finding the right shape for a story, and the importance of crossing genres, borders, and other boundaries.
Episode 52: Working in Community with Atia Sattar
April 02, 2021 15:44 - 102 MBIn Episode 52, we talk to Atia Sattar about the power of meditation groups and affinity spaces for people of color, how storytelling and the acknowledgement of our embodied experiences empowers both students and faculty, and the importance of community for creating a humanized academic experience.
52. Working in Community w/ Atia Sattar
April 02, 2021 15:44 - 102 MBIn Episode 52, we talk to Atia Sattar about the power of meditation groups and affinity spaces for people of color, how storytelling and the acknowledgement of our embodied experiences empowers both students and faculty, and the importance of community for creating a humanized academic experience.
Episode 51: Stopping Hate with Yan Sham-Shackleton, Tanya Ko Hong, Atia Sattar, and Jen Sopchockchai Bankard
March 26, 2021 18:01 - 135 MBIn Episode 51, we discuss the recent shootings in Atlanta and Boulder and the rise of anti-Asian racism in the U.S. with Yan Sham-Shackleton, Tanya (Hyonhye) Ko Hong, Atia Sattar, and Jen Sopchockchai Bankard.
51. Stopping Hate w/ Yan Sham-Shackleton, Tanya Ko Hong, Atia Sattar, & Jen Sopchockchai Bankard
March 26, 2021 18:01 - 135 MBIn Episode 51, we discuss the recent shootings in Atlanta and Boulder and the rise of anti-Asian racism in the U.S. with Yan Sham-Shackleton, Tanya (Hyonhye) Ko Hong, Atia Sattar, and Jen Sopchockchai Bankard.
Episode 50: Composing in Digital Media with Daniel Anderson
March 19, 2021 15:05 - 85.5 MBIn Episode 50, we talk to Daniel Anderson about remixing the classroom experience, teaching composition with audio and visual media, and creating alternative forms of scholarship.
50. Composing in Digital Media w/ Daniel Anderson
March 19, 2021 15:05 - 85.5 MBIn Episode 50, we talk to Daniel Anderson about remixing the classroom experience, teaching composition with audio and visual media, and creating alternative forms of scholarship.
Episode 49: Reflecting on a Year of Writing Remix with Dan and Katie
March 12, 2021 18:47 - 70.1 MBIn Episode 49, we reflect on some of the many impactful moments from our first year of doing the podcast, how our pedagogy and personal lives have changed as a result of this project, and how podcasting can help positively shift university culture.
49. Reflecting on a Year of Writing Remix w/ Dan & Katie
March 12, 2021 18:47 - 70.1 MBIn Episode 49, we reflect on some of the many impactful moments from our first year of doing the podcast, how our pedagogy and personal lives have changed as a result of this project, and how podcasting can help positively shift university culture.
48. Championing Multimodality w/ Christine Martorana
March 05, 2021 17:09 - 91.5 MBIn Episode 48, we talk to Christine Martorana about practicing student-centered pedagogy, teaching zines as rhetorical texts, and utilizing multiple modes and languages in the writing classroom.
Episode 48: Championing Multimodality with Christine Martorana
March 05, 2021 17:09 - 91.5 MBIn Episode 48, we talk to Christine Martorana about practicing student-centered pedagogy, teaching zines as rhetorical texts, and utilizing multiple modes and languages in the writing classroom.
Episode 47: Sustaining a Connection with Ulrich Baer
February 26, 2021 22:36 - 154 MBIn Episode 47, we talk to Ulrich Baer about free speech, podcasts as opportunities for sustained conversations, and the role of poetry and fiction as witnesses to human suffering and resilience.
47. Sustaining a Connection w/ Ulrich Baer
February 26, 2021 22:36 - 154 MBIn Episode 47, we talk to Ulrich Baer about free speech, podcasts as opportunities for sustained conversations, and the role of poetry and fiction as witnesses to human suffering and resilience.
Episode 46: Teaching with Wikipedia with Malavika Shetty
February 19, 2021 19:34 - 19.6 KB VideoIn Episode 46, we talk to Malavika Shetty about using Wikipedia in the writing classroom in order to teach media literacy and research skills, create meaningful, public-facing work, and empower students to contribute to the world's body of knowledge.
46: Teaching with Wikipedia w/ Malavika Shetty
February 19, 2021 19:34 - 19.6 KB VideoIn Episode 46, we talk to Malavika Shetty about using Wikipedia in the writing classroom in order to teach media literacy and research skills, create meaningful, public-facing work, and empower students to contribute to the world's body of knowledge.
Episode 45: Building Bridges with Tanya Ko Hong
February 12, 2021 17:56 - 119 MBIn Episode 45, we talk to Tanya (Hyonhye) Ko Hong about translating English texts into Korean, writing bilingual poetry, finding her name and place as an immigrant, and giving a voice to the Korean comfort women of World War II.
45. Building Bridges w/ Tanya Ko Hong
February 12, 2021 17:56 - 119 MBIn Episode 45, we talk to Tanya (Hyonhye) Ko Hong about translating English texts into Korean, writing bilingual poetry, finding her name and place as an immigrant, and giving a voice to the Korean comfort women of World War II.
44. Practicing Radical Pedagogy w/ Carmen Kynard
February 05, 2021 17:14 - 116 MBIn Episode 44, we talk to Carmen Kynard about about practicing radical pedagogy; centering Black language, rhetoric, and affect in the classroom; and holding universities accountable for upholding white supremacy.
Episode 44: Practicing Radical Pedagogy with Carmen Kynard
February 05, 2021 17:14 - 116 MBIn Episode 44, we talk to Carmen Kynard about about practicing radical pedagogy; centering Black language, rhetoric, and affect in the classroom; and holding universities accountable for upholding white supremacy.
Episode 43: Working in Story with Audrey Dimola
January 29, 2021 23:08 - 110 MBIn Episode 43, we talk to poet and teller-healer Audrey Dimola about radical mental health, ecological wellness, and working with archetypal stories and myths to foster healing, personal growth, and community.
43. Working in Story w/ Audrey Dimola
January 29, 2021 23:08 - 110 MBIn Episode 43, we talk to poet and teller-healer Audrey Dimola about radical mental health, ecological wellness, and working with archetypal stories and myths to foster healing, personal growth, and community.
Episode 42: Piecing Together a Narrative with Samir Abady
January 22, 2021 19:21 - 98.6 MBIn Episode 42, we talk to Samir Abady about creating photo narratives, being authentic in your art, and how the current moment provides new context to old work.