35 episodes
Steampunk Dollhouse Wind-Up Girl Studios & Simply Adorkable
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5.0 • 13 Ratings
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Hosted by Library-Agent Bluestocking and broadcasting from deep within the Library, Steampunk Dollhouse is a podcast for deep-dives into steampunk literature and how it relates to colonialism and postcolonial societies, intersectional theory and the damage technology can do when we don't understand its potential.
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Anxiety in the Archives: A Podcast Dissertation - Trailer
Introducing "Anxiety in the Archives," a podcast dissertation about libraries, open access, and the evolving nature of academic writing
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Supplemental 8 - A Pedagogical Conversation with My Cohort
Wherein grad students collide via Zoom; gamefication and sound rhetoric are
defined; steampunk is NOT defined, or even talked about (much); and
Bluestocking learns that grad school in COVID times is not an easy thing. -
Episode 15 - Eve of Zombie Destruction
or Why Nothing Ruins War Like the Rising of the Dead with Justina Ireland’s Dread Nation
**There are some issues with sound quality in this episode. You will probably need to crank the volume. The producer apologizes for her shoddy sound-editing skills**
Show Notes
Today’s Book(s):Dread Nation by Justina Ireland
Citations:The Heathen School: A Story of Hope and Betrayal in the Age of the Early RepublicLike Clockwork: Steampunk Pasts, Presents, and Futures
Podcast Recommendations:The Clockwork CabaretThe Steam Rollers Adventure PodcastTexas Steampunk ConnectionGallery of Curiosities
Library Boosters:Mahometan and Celestial
Library-Agent Bellerophon:Eilís Phillips
Episode Music courtesy of FreeMusicArchive.Org:“Come On Brenda, It's The 90s For Chrissakes”, Basic Bitches"Morning Terrors Nights of Dread", Shilpa Ray“Burn the World”, Grand Mal
Episode Sounds courtesy of FreeSound.Org
Contact Us!http://www.SPDHPod.Comhttp://www.simplyadorkable.orgsteampunkdollhouse@gmail.comTwitter and Instagram: @spdhpod
Etsy Store:Blue’s Junk Shop
The Steampunk Dollhouse is a Wind-Up Girl Studios Production, in association with Simply Adorkable podcast network. It is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non-Commercial-Share-Alike 4.0 International license. It is written and produced by Elizabeth Headrick.
[steampunk, steampunk novels, steampunk literature, steampunk librarian, steampunk lifestyle, post-apocalypse, steampunk survival guide, steampunk music] -
Sequels 1 - A Very Special Sequel Supplemental
Sequels 1 - A Very Special Sequel Supplemental - Wherein We Revisit Old
Favorites and Delight in New Adventures - Rod Duncan, Queen of All Crows
(Map of Unknown Things - continuation of The Fall of the Gaslit Empire
series; A.J. Hartley, Guardian (Steeplejack #3); Rachel Caine, Smoke and
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Supplemental 7 - A Transnational Conversation with Helena Esser
Wherein universes collide, as they ALWAYS seem to do; steampunk is, for once, NOT defined; and Bluestocking learns that she is not yet ready for London primetime
Show Notes
Asylum X
The Presenters:Eilís Phillips - @EilisPhillipsWilliam Sutton - @WilliamGeorgeQJenevieve Van-Veda - @VanVedaHelena Esser - @esserhelenaKurian T. Peters - @skulduggerClaire Nally - @tinyhippo1979Karl Bell - @drkarlbell
Yomi Ayeni - @yomsClockwork Watch
Books Mentioned:William Sutton - Lawless and the Devil of Euston Square: Lawless 1 Claire Nally - Steampunk: Gender, Subculture and the Neo-Victorian
Arjun Raj Gaind - Empire of Blood Issue 01Katie MacAllister - SteamedGail Carriger - Soulless (The Parasol Protectorate)
That F*****g Hill:Steep Hill
Gorilla Knitting:Yarn Bombing
German Steampunk:Steampunk Jahrmarkt 2017Steampunk Jahrmarkt 2018
Library Boosters:Mahometan and Celestial
Episode Music courtesy of FreeMusicArchive.Org:Intro and Wrap - There's A Hole At The End Of Tunnel by The Black HakawatiCredits- the lincolnshire poacher mi5 by The Conet Project
Contact Us!http://www.SPDHPod.Comsteampunkdollhouse@gmail.comTwitter: @spdhpod
The Steampunk Dollhouse is a Wind-Up Girl Studios Production. It is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non-Commercial-Share-Alike 4.0 International license. It is written and produced by Elizabeth Headrick.
[steampunk, steampunk novels, steampunk literature, steampunk librarian, steampunk lifestyle, post-apocalypse, steampunk survival guide, steampunk music]
Customer Reviews
Steampunk for today
Blue Stocking is doing the necessary and important work for steampunk literature with Steampunk Dollhouse. Going beyond the gears and diving deep into themes of the works and, most crucially, showing how they relate to our day-to-day lives. While relishing in the veneer of fanciful escapism, she never forgets the substance and steampunk’s unique ability to make us confront the past while looking at our future. What’s more, this is all done while being funny, relatable and honest.
Educational and Entertaining - Well Done
I subscribed to this podcast since before the first episode was posted, and I am glad that I have. I admit that I have not had much patience with literary podcasts in the past, however this one has been an exception. Bluestocking has never failed to deliver a well-thought-out examination of Steampunk literature. Her insights and perspectives are well articulated and in-depth. These episodes have been enjoyable introductions to new works as well as a fresh perspectives on works already sampled. I do not mind the schedule being inconsistent, as at times I almost prefer a sporadic schedule. As my busy schedule makes reading time a premium, keeping up with a regular schedule that is more frequent would be a challenge. Thus I prefer the quality that Bluestocking provides, for to focus on quantity or a regimented schedule would likely compromise the quality. Rarely is a podcast educational as well as entertaining, yet our host pulls it off quite nicely. This is highly recommended. Cheers, - Tcsgrv Tim
Bluestocking Delivers! Truly Dynamic and Intriguing.
I began listening to this podcast a day or two ago, and I can’t get enough of it! Bluestocking is an inviting host and she’s put a ton of work into her analysis of steampunk stories.
I also enjoy how she shares steampunk-relevant music.