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When Worlds Collide

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When Worlds Collide acknowledges that film and television are more than just pictures on a moving screen. Film does not exist in a vacuum. We created this podcast to problematize, interrogate, and celebrate representations in film and television as they relate to questions of activism.

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12/14/2020

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Episode thumbnail for Moving Forward: Art as Activism (Ep. 3)

December 15, 2020

Moving Forward: Art as Activism (Ep. 3)

<p>Subjectivity, vision, emotion, and liberation. Monah and Aissata examine a mural in Harlem and the television show P-Valley to unpack art’s pontential for achieving representational justice.</p>

Episode thumbnail for Saviorship as an Illusion of Racial Progress (Ep. 2)

December 14, 2020

Saviorship as an Illusion of Racial Progress (Ep. 2)

<p>Lies, racial reckoning, film, and saviors. Jillian and Egbe uncover the myth of racial progress depicted in the box office hits The Help and The Blind Side.</p>

Episode thumbnail for White Centrism in Activist Film & TV (Ep. 1)

December 14, 2020

White Centrism in Activist Film & TV (Ep. 1)

<p>Misrepresentation, stolen stories, and accountability.&nbsp; Dorina and Jillian dissect the wrongdoings of The Handmaid’s Tale and The Help in regards to the intersectionality between race and gender.</p>

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What is When Worlds Collide?

When Worlds Collide acknowledges that film and television are more than just pictures on a moving screen. Film does not exist in a vacuum. We created this podcast to problematize, interrogate, and celebrate representations in film and television as they relate to questions of activism.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

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This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.

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