Geekquality.com,  the monthly podcast, and the companion Tumblr blog stand at the intersection of fandom and media criticism, with the goal of celebrating and encouraging diversity within the geek zeitgeist. The project was started in October 2011, at the inaugural GeekGirlCon where four of the six founding editors met for the first time. Geekquality is based on the belief that just because we adore our geek culture, it doesn't mean that we shouldn't analyze it and point out its flaws. Through the lenses of feminism, race, gender, sexuality, ability, and other unique perspectives, we look at our favorite media - film, television, books, video games, comics, and beyond - and discuss how it could be more inclusive and accessible. We hope you join the conversation and our growing community!
Geekquality.com,  the monthly podcast, and the companion Tumblr blog stand at the intersection of fandom and media criticism, with the goal of celebrating and encouraging diversity within the geek zeitgeist. The project was started in October 2011, at the inaugural GeekGirlCon where four of the six founding editors met for the first time. Geekquality is based on the belief that just because we adore our geek culture, it doesn't mean that we shouldn't analyze it and point out its flaws. Through the lenses of feminism, race, gender, sexuality, ability, and other unique perspectives, we look at our favorite media - film, television, books, video games, comics, and beyond - and discuss how it could be more inclusive and accessible. We hope you join the conversation and our growing community!

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Thu, 1 December 2011
Episode 1 - Bonus! - conversation with Jennifer K. Stuller

In addition, we're also including the full conversation between author, blogger and culture vulture Jennifer K. Stuller and Geekquality's Alice Marie and Elyse. A lively discussion on women in geek media, social networking tools as a way to build a community, cult film archetypes like Tura Satana in Russ Meyer's Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill! and other topics.

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Direct download: stuller_withintro.mp3
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