Turn The Page – Episode 175A – Hilary Fitzgerald Campbell

Jenn sits down to chat with Hilary Fitzgerald Campbell, author of the Murder Book: A Graphic Memoir of a True Crime Obsession. They discuss the true crime genre and its appeal to women audiences, making the jump from drawing comic strips to a full-length graphic novel, and avoiding artistic burnout.

Turn The Page – Episode 173C – Laser Malena-Weber

Laser Malena-Weber of The Doubleclicks took a break from Cats and Netflix to chat about TEACHING A ROBOT TO LOVE, their full cast musical about a group of friends who accidentally create a sentient robot at their programming internship. Laser with Jessikah and Jenn about the use of Sci-Fi to explore queer identities and what it means to be human. We also talk a bit about reconnecting with people in a hopefully post pandemic world.

Turn The Page – Episode 172A – Harry Freedman

Jenn caught up with Harry Freedman, author of Leonard Cohen: The Mystical Roots of Genius. Harry is an expert on Jewish culture and religion, and his new book explores the spiritual texts and ideas that shaped Cohen’s work. Leonard Cohen’s music is suffused with references to Jewish, Christian, and Zen Buddhist beliefs and practices, and Harry provides a fascinating literary analysis that illuminates Cohen’s songs and life.

Turn The Page – Episode 79 — Sophie Goldstein and Jennifer Jordan

Sophie Goldstein and Jennifer Jordan discuss an Embarrassment of Witches, their latest graphic novel collaboration that brings the uncertainty of post graduate life to a world where magical studies is serious business.