Podcast: The Great Derelict – For All Mankind
I was invited to give my thoughts and opinions on one of the most detailed and unknown TV show of 2020 on the Great Derelict podcast.
NEET: an educational history.
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Remote Teaching and Learning – A short guide.
There will be no more snow days or unnecessary school closures, no longer will isolation or sickness be a barrier to accessing education for students. This is teaching in the 21st Century.
The Rise of Adult Animation
Drawn Together, Love Death and Robots, Final Space, Family Guy, Disenchantment, Castlevania, Harley Quinn, BoJack Horseman, Big Mouth, South Park, F is for Family and Robot Chicken are all animated […]
Why are we still arguing about Media Studies?
On the 17th August 2020 a twitter account with less than 1000 followers tweeted the following; “7,557 A level students took French. 19,517 took media studies. This is a crisis.” […]
Left behind in Analogue & the privilege of Digital Living.
The current pandemic has caused a fundamental shift in lifestyles here in the UK and across the world. With children and adults spending more time at home – and needing […]
Lockdown LARP – adapting a hobby in an age of social distancing.
I have been a LARPer since 2016, and in that time I have played some amazing games, done some bazaar things and had a lot of fun doing it all. […]
Effeminate Animated Antagonist – the queer coding of Disney villains
Queer representation and villainy has a long and complicated history, especially when it comes to kids films – here’s looking at you Disney.
Why ‘The Body’ is still so powerful after almost 20 years – Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Based off of the 1992 film also titled ‘Buffy the vampire slayer’, the TV series followed the life of Buffy Summers – just a regular teenage girl trying to negotiate […]