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Episode 3: Haunted Home Ownership R & R in Lovecraft Country
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A content note: We discuss the ways the violence represented in these first 3 episodes has not gone away, from sundown towns to rough rides. While viewers will have seen these, not everyone is aware that Emmett Till is represented in the ouiji scene. After talking about the ways the episode identifies him, the next 2-3 minutes touch on the ways in which the level of white supremacy that led two white men to murder him and get away with it persists today. While it is not graphic, some listeners may want to skip forward 3 minutes (to around minute 28:50).
We follow Leti's emotional journey as she tries to bounce back from the trauma of death and resurrection. How can she make a difference in the world? Healing some ghosts is a good start, but it's so much more badass than it sounds.
Links to things referenced in the episode:
Thanks to blackwomeninopera for identifying the wonderful Marian Anderson recording of Schubert's Lieder.
Hawaiian community resists the 30 meter telescope on Mauna Kea. An open letter started by graduate students at institutions affiliated with the telescope, opposing criminalization of protestors and questioning the methods used to build it.
However, we ask whether expedience must come through violation of consent and leverage of apparatuses of state-sanctioned violence. We ask the community to consider whether the future of our field is worth the damage to our relationship with Kānaka Maoli by continuing to criminalize Maunakea protectors on their ancestral land.
Click the orrery symbol at the top of this page to see virtual orrery representing everything's position in the current moment. ... it requires Flash.
Ruth: If you are enjoying this podcast, you probably like horror by black authors. And if you like horror by black authors, you will enjoy Nightlight, a horror fiction podcast. Creepy stories, written by black writers and performed by black actors. Not only can you subscribe to it anywhere you listen to podcasts, you can support it on Patreon, where your money goes to pay the writers and actors and you get bonus interviews with lots of the authors. So don’t just listen, join me in the Nightlight Legion. Learn more at nightlightpod.com or Patreon.com/nightlightpod.
Intro music from "The Ninth Crewman" by Patrick de Arteaga. Outro music "In the Pines" performed by Micah Tillman.
A content note: We discuss the ways the violence represented in these first 3 episodes has not gone away, from sundown towns to rough rides. While viewers will have seen these, not everyone is aware that Emmett Till is represented in the ouiji scene. After talking about the ways the episode identifies him, the next 2-3 minutes touch on the ways in which the level of white supremacy that led two white men to murder him and get away with it persists today. While it is not graphic, some listeners may want to skip forward 3 minutes (to around minute 28:50).
We follow Leti's emotional journey as she tries to bounce back from the trauma of death and resurrection. How can she make a difference in the world? Healing some ghosts is a good start, but it's so much more badass than it sounds.
Links to things referenced in the episode:
Thanks to blackwomeninopera for identifying the wonderful Marian Anderson recording of Schubert's Lieder.
Hawaiian community resists the 30 meter telescope on Mauna Kea. An open letter started by graduate students at institutions affiliated with the telescope, opposing criminalization of protestors and questioning the methods used to build it.
However, we ask whether expedience must come through violation of consent and leverage of apparatuses of state-sanctioned violence. We ask the community to consider whether the future of our field is worth the damage to our relationship with Kānaka Maoli by continuing to criminalize Maunakea protectors on their ancestral land.
Click the orrery symbol at the top of this page to see virtual orrery representing everything's position in the current moment. ... it requires Flash.
Ruth: If you are enjoying this podcast, you probably like horror by black authors. And if you like horror by black authors, you will enjoy Nightlight, a horror fiction podcast. Creepy stories, written by black writers and performed by black actors. Not only can you subscribe to it anywhere you listen to podcasts, you can support it on Patreon, where your money goes to pay the writers and actors and you get bonus interviews with lots of the authors. So don’t just listen, join me in the Nightlight Legion. Learn more at nightlightpod.com or Patreon.com/nightlightpod.
Intro music from "The Ninth Crewman" by Patrick de Arteaga. Outro music "In the Pines" performed by Micah Tillman.
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