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Archive

Episode 406 – David Shields

Virtual Memories Show 406: David Shields “So much of American history has been a fairy-tale children’s history, and so much of Trump’s dealing with COVID

  • Episode 406 – David Shields
  • Academia, Critics, Essayists, Literature, Podcast, Writers
Episode 405 – Jeff Trexler

Virtual Memories Show 405: Jeff Trexler “When you think about what law has meant to comics, it isn’t just about censorship. A lot of it

  • Episode 405 – Jeff Trexler
  • Academia, Art, Comics, Literature, Music, Podcast, Quit Your Day Job?
Episode 404 – Michael Shaw

Virtual Memories Show 404: Michael Shaw “The Elements of Stress is the perfect gift for the person who HAD everything.” Got the election / pandemic

  • Episode 404 – Michael Shaw
  • Academia, Art, Comics, Literature, Podcast, Quit Your Day Job?, Writers
Episode 403 – Merrill Markoe

Virtual Memories Show 403: Merrill Markoe (+ Emily Flake) “What you find when you look at your old writings is that you’re a completely different

  • Episode 403 – Merrill Markoe
  • Art, Comics, Jews & Judaism, Literature, Podcast, Quit Your Day Job?, Writers
Episode 402 – Darryl Pinckney

Virtual Memories Show 402: Darryl Pinckney “The vote has to be rethought in our American hearts as a radical act, because so many people don’t

  • Episode 402 – Darryl Pinckney
  • Academia, Art, Critics, Death & Dying, Essayists, Jews & Judaism, Literature, Military / IR, Music, Podcast, Poets, Quit Your Day Job?, Writers
Episode 401 – John Keene

Virtual Memories Show 401: John Keene “How do we think about the past in this country? What tends to be erased? Once we start to

  • Episode 401 – John Keene
  • Academia, Art, Critics, Death & Dying, Essayists, Literature, Podcast, Poets, Writers
Episode 400 – Michael Musto

Virtual Memories Show 400: Michael Musto “I learned you have to only interview people you love, really do your research so you’re not asking them

  • Episode 400 – Michael Musto
  • Critics, Death & Dying, Literature, Music, Podcast, Writers
Episode 399 – Sheila Williams

Virtual Memories Show 399: Sheila Williams With her new fantastic short story anthology, Entanglements: Tomorrow’s Lovers, Families, and Friends (MIT Press), editor Sheila Williams brings

  • Episode 399 – Sheila Williams
  • Academia, Literature, Podcast, Writers
Episode 398 – R Sikoryak

Virtual Memories Show 398: R. Sikoryak “I really wanted to make a book where anyone could pick it up and say, ‘That’s something I know!’,

  • Episode 398 – R Sikoryak
  • Art, Comics, Literature, Podcast, Writers
Episode 397 – Daniel Mendelsohn

Virtual Memories Show 397: Daniel Mendelsohn “Each of my four books is secretly exploring a genre: lyric, epic, novel, and I’m not even sure what

  • Episode 397 – Daniel Mendelsohn
  • Academia, Art, Comics, Critics, Death & Dying, Essayists, Jews & Judaism, Literature, Music, Podcast, Poets, Stefan Zweig, Writers
Episode 396 – Keith Knight

Virtual Memories Show 396: Keith Knight “There have been plenty of woke moments throughout my life, but the police incident in San Francisco made me

  • Episode 396 – Keith Knight
  • Art, Comics, Literature, Music, Podcast, Writers
Episode 395 – Derf Backderf

Virtual Memories Show 395: Derf Backderf “There have been a lot of stories written about Kent State, but I was going to tell it through

  • Episode 395 – Derf Backderf
  • Academia, Art, Comics, Death & Dying, Literature, Military / IR, Podcast, Writers
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