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State Secrets: Inside The Making Of The Electric State

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Step inside the world of The Electric State! Join host Francesca Amiker as she takes you behind the scenes of Anthony and Joe Russo’s epic new Netflix adventure. Over six in-depth episodes, explore how the filmmakers transformed Simon Stålenhag’s stunning graphic novel into a cinematic experience like no other. Exclusive interviews from the cast and crew—including Millie Bobby Brown, Chris Pratt, Stanley Tucci, and the Russo Brothers—will help break down the film’s jaw-dropping visuals, emotional core, groundbreaking technology AND the creative secrets that make The Electric State. Join us in the countdown to The Electric State premiering exclusively on Netflix on March 14th. State Secrets: Inside The Making of The Electric State coming March 7th.

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We switch it up this week! Remoy has some stories to fill Samantha in on. They talk language traditions, how colonial/settler/imperialist institutions use language to marginalize indigenous communities, and how that translates to altering narratives about a painful past.
- Remoy talks us through about how the co-woman led Indian of All Tribes organization took over Alcatraz for a year-and-a-half and gets real about the astronomical impact of the genocide of indigenous peoples.
- He shares more female native activist voices like Shinanova who use social media voices to pass on their message of resistance.
Keestin shares key history about Frog Lake First Nations and its legacy in Alberta, Canada—specifically the Frog Lake Massacre. If you listen hard enough, you can hear how history is finding a way to repeat itself now.
He lets us in on how his and other indigenous communities have had to fight postcolonial legacy to reclaim their history and identity, including redefining the notion of “warrior” and what it means to provide.
Keestin inspires us to break through our illusions of language and masculinity. He shares the evolution of his own experience with masculinity, how a community of men was pivotal, and how that impacts the work he does today.

COMPANION PIECES:

The history behind The National Day of Mourning and how indigenous Americans continue to fight the lie of Thanksgiving.
Keestin’s TED talk on perceptions of indigenous manhood
The indigenous occupation of Alcatraz

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#Science #Society #Social Sciences #Samantha and Remoy #Samantha Nzessi #Equity #Manhood #Gender #Masculinity #Maskulinity #Manliness #Sexuality #Gender Spectrum #Spectrum

ENCORE: Hearing the Warriors 🎧

MASKulinity Podcast

published год назад

MP3•Главная эпизода

We switch it up this week! Remoy has some stories to fill Samantha in on. They talk language traditions, how colonial/settler/imperialist institutions use language to marginalize indigenous communities, and how that translates to altering narratives about a painful past.
- Remoy talks us through about how the co-woman led Indian of All Tribes organization took over Alcatraz for a year-and-a-half and gets real about the astronomical impact of the genocide of indigenous peoples.
- He shares more female native activist voices like Shinanova who use social media voices to pass on their message of resistance.
Keestin shares key history about Frog Lake First Nations and its legacy in Alberta, Canada—specifically the Frog Lake Massacre. If you listen hard enough, you can hear how history is finding a way to repeat itself now.
He lets us in on how his and other indigenous communities have had to fight postcolonial legacy to reclaim their history and identity, including redefining the notion of “warrior” and what it means to provide.
Keestin inspires us to break through our illusions of language and masculinity. He shares the evolution of his own experience with masculinity, how a community of men was pivotal, and how that impacts the work he does today.

COMPANION PIECES:

The history behind The National Day of Mourning and how indigenous Americans continue to fight the lie of Thanksgiving.
Keestin’s TED talk on perceptions of indigenous manhood
The indigenous occupation of Alcatraz

Referenced on this episode:

93 эпизодов

#Science #Society #Social Sciences #Samantha and Remoy #Samantha Nzessi #Equity #Manhood #Gender #Masculinity #Maskulinity #Manliness #Sexuality #Gender Spectrum #Spectrum

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When The Bear 🐻 Succeeds MASKulinity 1:38:15

17 дней назад1:38:15

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We’re going back in time! Remoy shows his energetic facets as we dive into a past episode throwback on Transitioning into Immigrant MASKulinity with multihyphenate artist, D'Lo . Samantha and Remoy play back clips from this insightful 2018 episode. They remember their old selves trying to make sense of this conversation just a year into the show and compare it to now, as their older (hopefully wiser!) selves. The hosts share what it meant to have D’Lo stop on the pod as immigrant folks themselves. D’Lo shared his experience growing up and questioning his gender identity in a Sri Lankan family, living in one of the most racist counties in California as the setting. While his family was accepting of his looking like a little boy and having nothing but boys as friends, he had to take on the MASK of girlhood in his larger community. He describes the first transition he made to fit into society’s expectations, and it may not be what you think. Remoy and Samantha reflect on their own immigrant-kid experiences and how that impacted their understanding of gender. Samantha shares her gratitude for folks like D’Lo who made sure their voices were heard and created a more nuanced picture of what gender could be in immigrant communities. D’Lo challenged the notion that traits must be associated with either femininity or masculinity exclusively. He never felt that way himself and most people don’t actually live that way either. Samantha looks back on what she’s learned about the gender spectrum over the years What informed D’Lo’s notions of gender growing up? He opens up about Remoy shares his own experiences with MASKulinity as a young South Asian man growing up in a mostly white community. He expresses his gratitude for the multitude of perspectives out there now that have expanded our understanding of gender, in particular for people of color, more specifically for that immigrant family fighting for the “American Dream” D’Lo reflects on his new understanding of strength. His perceptions of his parents drastically shifted once his understanding of gendered pressures grew and he started challenging them himself. Remoy shares how empowering it is to hear this shift in perspective. Samantha shares her discovery of anger and how that escaped her as a woman in 2018. D’Lo has embraced all his multitudes and shares how being an artist allowed him to express them all. Remoy as a multihyphenate himself embraced his own wholeness rather than falling to the pressures of achievement. Shout-out to the folks out there fighting to make POC trans voices heard! Let us know how your own views about gender have changed over the years!! Referenced in this episode: D’Lo on how he came out three times More about D’Lo Not Past It - Remoy’s history-focused podcast COMPANION PIECES: Transitioning into Immigrant MASKulinity Relationships: Behind the MASK of Stoicism The Racial Hierarchy of MASKulinity, with Dr. Liu - Part 1 ENCORE My Body, My Transition, My Identity — How A Colombian Trans Activist…

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