Here Comes Tomorrow

Josephine Riesman and Becca Petunia
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Two trans women, Josephine Riesman and Becca Petunia, explore nonbinary writer Grant Morrison's run on "New X-Men" from the turn of the millennium. What can we learn about finding joy in a world that hates and fears us? Join Josie, Becca, and their friends to find out!

  1. 11 hr ago

    Episode 18: X-Men 97: Season 1

    What, you were expecting black leather? Josie and Becca marathoned the first season of X-Men 97 to prep for July's launch of Season 2, and they had a wild ride, sugah! They're joined by Pop Heist's Brett White to discuss the ins and outs of the show, especially how it integrates Grant Morrison's writing to the world of the 90s. What happens when you remix storylines in new and weird ways? How can you discuss genocide and trauma in a show that aired on Disney Plus? How does Wolverine sound to the completely uninformed? And of course...we learn a bit about what Black Francis was singing about. Listen and get ready for Season 2! Content Warnings: Parent death, institutionalization, genocide, trauma, parental abuse, insurrection Next Episode's Reading: We're going to be watching along with Season 2 of X-Men 97, so prepare for an episode when the season ends! Credits: Hosting and Production: Josephine Riesman (@josie.zone) & Becca Petunia (@tallgirlpetunia.bsky.social) Guest: Brett White (@brettwhite) Editing: Ella Tailor (@garaktailor.com‬) Theme Song: "Theme from 'Here Comes Tomorrow'" by Rachel Garrett Steele (@pengarr.postes.club‬) featuring Bobson Dugnutt Jr. Podcast Art: Pencils & Inks by Chris Burnham (@theburnham.bsky.social), Colors by Tamra Bonvillan (@tamrabonvillain.bsky.social), Logo by Jodie Troutman (@longtalljodie.com) Visit herecomestomorrow.net and follow us on BlueSky @herecomestomorrow.net for more!

    1hr 21min

  2. 24 Jun

    Episode 17: X-Men: Mad Avenue

    Chances are, you haven't heard of X-Men: Mad Avenue, but that changes today. Becca and Josie are pleased to welcome Riley Thomas to the podcast to talk about the X-Men musical he created! X-Men Mad Avenue is a new musical designed to be performed in schools, and Josie and Becca love talking about X-Men, theater, and schools, so this had to happen. Why does the X-Men work so well as a musical? What are the benefits of teaching the X-Men in schools? And what happens when you commit to race-blind and gender-blind casting in theater? Children are the future, and here comes tomorrow! Plus: Check out the soundtrack to X-Men: Mad Avenue! Content Warnings: Minor discussions of racism, transphobia, discrimination Next Episode's Reading: We're diving into X-Men 97 for a bit, so watch through Season 1! Credits: Hosting and Production: Josephine Riesman (@josie.zone) & Becca Petunia (@tallgirlpetunia.bsky.social) Guest: Riley Thomas (https://www.rileythomaswriter.com/) Editing: Ella Tailor (@garaktailor.com‬) This Week's Theme Song by Riley Thomas Podcast Art: Pencils & Inks by Chris Burnham (@theburnham.bsky.social), Colors by Tamra Bonvillan (@tamrabonvillain.bsky.social), Logo by Jodie Troutman (@longtalljodie.com) Visit herecomestomorrow.net and follow us on BlueSky @herecomestomorrow.net for more!

    1hr 14min

  3. 25 Feb

    Episode 16: Ask Josie and Becca

    It's time for a little Q&A with B&J! You asked the girls about X-Men, and they're answering in this bonus episode. What characters have they changed their minds on? Can the mutant metaphor ever work? Does Becca only care about the New Mutants? All this and more in a very special bonus! Content Warnings: Discussions of current events related to fascism Next Month's Reading: Consider this your No Homework pass! But stay tuned!! Credits: Hosting and Production: Josephine Riesman (@josie.zone) & Becca Petunia (@tallgirlpetunia.bsky.social) Editing: Ella Tailor (@garaktailor.com‬) Theme Song: "Theme from 'Here Comes Tomorrow'" by Rachel Garrett Steele (@pengarr.postes.club‬) featuring Bobson Dugnutt Jr. Podcast Art: Pencils & Inks by Chris Burnham (@theburnham.bsky.social), Colors by Tamra Bonvillan (@tamrabonvillain.bsky.social), Logo by Jodie Troutman (@longtalljodie.com) Visit herecomestomorrow.net and follow us on BlueSky @herecomestomorrow.net for more!

    1hr 24min

  4. 28 Jan

    Episode 15: Here Comes Tomorrow (New X-Men 151-154)

    Look, we're all living in a badly-wounded orphan universe, so strap in and get ready for some Phoenix Work. Josie and Becca are back from their holiday time-skip with the final arc of Grant Morrison's New X-Men run, the eponymous Here Comes Tomorrow! The girls explore this unfortunately-relevant arc, full of hope in the face of Sublime's fascist takeover. How do the struggles of Tom Skylark and company teach us about avoiding "doomerism" and staying hopeful? You're not going to want to miss this episode! Content Warnings: Discussions of current events related to fascism Next Week's Reading: Send us your questions for a Q & A episode in a few weeks! Credits: Hosting and Production: Josephine Riesman (@josie.zone) & Becca Petunia (@tallgirlpetunia.bsky.social) Editing: Ella Tailor (@garaktailor.com‬) Theme Song: "Theme from 'Here Comes Tomorrow'" by Rachel Garrett Steele (@pengarr.postes.club‬) featuring Bobson Dugnutt Jr. Podcast Art: Pencils & Inks by Chris Burnham (@theburnham.bsky.social), Colors by Tamra Bonvillan (@tamrabonvillain.bsky.social), Logo by Jodie Troutman (@longtalljodie.com) Visit herecomestomorrow.net and follow us on BlueSky @herecomestomorrow.net for more!

    1hr 17min

  5. 19/11/2025

    Episode 14: Planet X (feat. Asher Elbein) (New X-Men 146-150)

    Magneto is back? Xorn isn't real??? You better believe it, kids! It's a scary new world in New York City, but luckily, Josie and Becca are joined by a real Magneto expert: writer Asher Elbein! This is an important X-Men run that redefined what Magneto could be, for good or for ill, and that means the girls have a lot to talk about. You won't want to miss our SEASON 1 FINALE: and yes, there will be a Season 2 where we WILL get to Here Comes Tomorrow. Content Warnings: Discussions of genocide, the Holocaust, fascism, transphobia Next Week's Reading: Enjoy your holidays, and be ready for us to cover Here Comes Tomorrow in 2026 (New X-Men #151-154) Credits: Hosting and Production: Josephine Riesman (@josie.zone) & Becca Petunia (@tallgirlpetunia.bsky.social) Guest: Asher Elbein (@asherelbein) Editing: Ella Tailor (@garaktailor.com‬) Theme Song: "Theme from 'Here Comes Tomorrow'" by Rachel Garrett Steele (@pengarr.postes.club‬) featuring Bobson Dugnutt Jr. Podcast Art: Pencils & Inks by Chris Burnham (@theburnham.bsky.social), Colors by Tamra Bonvillan (@tamrabonvillain.bsky.social), Logo by Jodie Troutman (@longtalljodie.com) Visit herecomestomorrow.net and follow us on BlueSky @herecomestomorrow.net for more!

    1hr 21min

  6. 12/11/2025

    Episode 13: Assault on Weapon Plus (feat. Tegan O'Neil) (New X-Men 142-145)

    We're entering the home stretch of New X-Men and things are getting intense. This week, Josie and Becca break into The World as they launch an Assault on Weapon Plus. Luckily, they're joined by longtime comics critic, Josie's good friend Tegan O'Neil, who is here to guide our girls through the perilous journey. Did this comic change Wolverine forever, or is nothing that permanent in the world of Marvel? How does this arc serve as a foil to "Dust?" And of course, it wouldn't be Here Comes Tomorrow if Becca didn't make this about being transgender! Content Warnings: Discussions of terrorism, fascism, transphobia Next Week's Reading: New X-Men #146-150 (Planet X) Credits: Hosting and Production: Josephine Riesman (@josie.zone) & Becca Petunia (@tallgirlpetunia.bsky.social) Guest: Tegan O'Neil (@teganoneil5000) Editing: Ella Tailor (@garaktailor.com‬) Theme Song: "Theme from 'Here Comes Tomorrow'" by Rachel Garrett Steele (@pengarr.postes.club‬) featuring Bobson Dugnutt Jr. Podcast Art: Pencils & Inks by Chris Burnham (@theburnham.bsky.social), Colors by Tamra Bonvillan (@tamrabonvillain.bsky.social), Logo by Jodie Troutman (@longtalljodie.com) Visit herecomestomorrow.net and follow us on BlueSky @herecomestomorrow.net for more!

    1hr 22min

  7. 05/11/2025

    Episode 12: Murder at the Mansion (feat. Evan Narcisse) (New X-Men 139-141)

    It's time for Grant Morrison to ask "whodunnit?" and your hosts to ask "why do we care?" That's right, it's Morrison's cooldown arc from the past few heavy-hitting storylines, Murder at the Mansion! But don't skip this one, listeners, because Josie and Becca are joined by an incredible guest: Marvel comics writer Evan Narcisse! Evan joins the girls to discuss this Bishop-centered story, as well as race and representation in media as a whole. How does this story show us about Grant's views on societal norms, even while trying to return the book to status quo? The real mystery is why you haven't downloaded this episode already! Content Warnings: Discussions of racism Next Week's Reading: New X-Men #142-145 (Assault on Weapon Plus) Credits: Hosting and Production: Josephine Riesman (@josie.zone) & Becca Petunia (@tallgirlpetunia.bsky.social) Guest: Evan Narcisse (@evnarc) Editing: Ella Tailor (@garaktailor.com‬) Theme Song: "Theme from 'Here Comes Tomorrow'" by Rachel Garrett Steele (@pengarr.postes.club‬) featuring Bobson Dugnutt Jr. Podcast Art: Pencils & Inks by Chris Burnham (@theburnham.bsky.social), Colors by Tamra Bonvillan (@tamrabonvillain.bsky.social), Logo by Jodie Troutman (@longtalljodie.com) Visit herecomestomorrow.net and follow us on BlueSky @herecomestomorrow.net for more!

    1hr 26min

  8. 29/10/2025

    Episode 11: Riot at Xavier's (feat. Jay Edidin) (New X-Men 134-138)

    New X-Men is a comic about the new vs. the old, and Riot at Xavier's is that theme at its most relevant. Which is why Josie and Becca needed a very special guest: Jay Edidin of Jay and Miles X-Plain the X-Men! That's right, it's the crossover you've all been waiting for! There's so much to discuss about political and cultural frustrations as we discuss the rise and fall of the other New X-Men. And of course, you can't podcast with three trans people, two of whom did Quentin Quire cosplays, without getting into some deep thoughts on gender. Plus, Beast's sexuality gets addressed once again! Content Warnings: Discussions of fascism, transphobia, school shootings Next Week's Reading: New X-Men #139 - 141 (Murder at the Mansion) Credits: Hosting and Production: Josephine Riesman (@josie.zone) & Becca Petunia (@tallgirlpetunia.bsky.social) Guest: Jay Edidin (@edidin) Editing: Ella Tailor (@garaktailor.com‬) Theme Song: "Theme from 'Here Comes Tomorrow'" by Rachel Garrett Steele (@pengarr.postes.club‬) featuring Bobson Dugnutt Jr. Podcast Art: Pencils & Inks by Chris Burnham (@theburnham.bsky.social), Colors by Tamra Bonvillan (@tamrabonvillain.bsky.social), Logo by Jodie Troutman (@longtalljodie.com) Visit herecomestomorrow.net and follow us on BlueSky @herecomestomorrow.net for more!

    1hr 26min
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Two trans women, Josephine Riesman and Becca Petunia, explore nonbinary writer Grant Morrison's run on "New X-Men" from the turn of the millennium. What can we learn about finding joy in a world that hates and fears us? Join Josie, Becca, and their friends to find out!

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  • Creator
    Josephine Riesman and Becca Petunia
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    18
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Josephine Riesman and Becca Petunia
  • Show Website
    Here Comes Tomorrow

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