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The Pop Culture Retrospective PodcastThe Pop Culture Retrospective Podcast#98 - Finding healing through pop culture and the music of Tori Amos w/special guest, Dr. Adrienne Trier-BieniekSend us a textThank you for tuning in!  On this episode, I am joined by Dr.  Adrienne Trier-Bieniek, who is a professor, author, and pop culture podcast host!  She has thoroughly researched and studied the impact of pop culture on society.  We talked a lot about singer-songwriter Tori Amos and her influence on her fans, especially those who have dealt with trauma.  We also talked about the power of artists like Beyonce and Taylor Swift.  Finally, she joined me for some nostalgia rapid-fire questions!You can visit Adrienne's website here:  https://www.adriennetrier-bieniek.com/2024-06-191h 11Most PopularMost PopularNavigating Narcissism in LGBTQ+ Relationships with Sally LeslieThis week I am talking with Sally Leslie of the Reclaiming Pride: LGBT+ Survivors of Narcissistic Abuse podcast and my colleague! Sally talks about her decision to create a podcast to address the unique experiences of LGBTQ+ individuals in toxic, narcissistic relationships. We talk about the challenges of finding relevant literature and the pervasive heteronormativity in self-help resources, which often fail to reflect the experiences of non-heterosexual relationships.Our discussion touches on the psychological and emotional aspects of narcissistic abuse, including gaslighting, performative empathy, and the profound impact on victims' mental health. Sally explains how narcissists often...2024-06-1232 minMost PopularMost PopularOffice Hours: My Favorite Teacher & The Looking Glass SelfWelcome to my office hours! I have often thought that the times  my students come and talk with me during office hours are some of the most real moments in higher education. The Office Hours episodes of Most Popular will try and give you that feeling of tucking in to a sort-of comfortable office chair and taking a deep dive into a topic, event, or question that needed some extra TLC. (We can also talk about the band TLC whenever you want.) This episode of Office Hours addresses a theory that is often covered in sociology, the l...2024-06-0612 minMost PopularMost PopularMentors Make the Difference! with Rasheda Williams of Empowered Flower GirlRasheda Williams is the founder and Chief Empowering Officer of Empowered Flower Girl, a social enterprise based in Detroit, Michigan. Listen in as we talk about Rasheda's background in journalism and her shift towards social entrepreneurship and advocacy for youth, including her creation of Empowered Flower Girl, which focuses on helping young people cope with challenges such as bullying and societal pressure, and the importance of mentorship in fostering resilience and growth among youth. Rasheda highlights the positive impact of peer mentoring and young people's involvement in social change, emphasizing that ideas about the next generation of leaders...2024-05-2931 minMost PopularMost PopularHow much screen time is too much? With Emily Cherkin, MEdEver feel like the most important relationship in your life is with your phone? Have you found yourself wondering if the kids these days will know how to read (and fold) a paper map or be able to write a check? How young is too young to get a phone for your child? In this episode of Most Popular I am talking with Emily Cherkin, The ScreenTime Consultant. Emily is a Seattle-based parent and former middle school English teacher who helps families, schools, and organizations become more "tech intentional." Listen as we talk about the important questions surrounding...2024-05-1531 minSet Lusting Bruce: The Bruce Springsteen Fan PodcastSet Lusting Bruce: The Bruce Springsteen Fan PodcastAdrienne Trier-Bieniek - The Beyonce' EffectAdrienne joins me and we discuss a wide range of topics from her parents convincing the local library to increae the number of books she was allowed to borrow, her early love of Paula Adbul's music and all how so much of her writing has been about culutre and gender indentity. She shares stories behind her podcast Most Polular: The Podcast and about her many books including Sing Us a Song, Piano Woman: Female Fans and the music of Tori Amos Find out more about her here - https://www.adriennetrier-bieniek.com/ Learn mo...2024-05-021h 04Most PopularMost PopularEcoAvengers Assemble! Comics & Environmental Justice with Rebecca BratspiesComic books are becoming increasingly great examples of how social justice messages can be mixed with great storytelling and artistry. Rebecca Bratspies is an attorney and author of the comic books "Environmental Justice Chronicles", along with the artist Charlie LaGreca. In this episode Rebecca talks about the intersection of environmental justice, law, and pop culture. Rebecca shares how the "Environmental Justice Chronicles," aims to educate young people about environmental justice issues and empower them to take action. We also talk about Rebecca's background, her journey from being a research scientist to a lawyer, and the importance of understanding the...2024-05-0132 minMost PopularMost PopularUnmasking Masculinity with Simon Rinne of Mindful MenThe portrayal of men in media has been fairly consistent. Take one part muscle (see Thor), one part pain tolerance (see, well, any Fast and Furious film), add a dash of handsomeness (again, Thor, but also anything with The Rock), and stir using a stick made out of the strongest metal in all the land. This recipe will bring you the manly-man, a person who is not just tough physically, but emotionally so strong that nothing will ever break him. Because he can't be broken! Or can he?In this episode I am talking with Simon Rinne...2024-04-1736 minMost PopularMost PopularDismantling Diet Culture with Michael UlloaEver heard the phrase "Train like a beast, look like a beauty"? Or, "Nothing tastes as good as skinny feels." Or, "Eat it now, pay for it later." There are so many similar messages aimed at using shame or misinformation in order to convince people that they are one gym routine or diet away from the body that they are told is achievable, especially as we find ourselves scrolling through social media. Thankfully, people like Michael Ulloa exist.  Michael Ulloa is a personal trainer and nutritionist living in Edinburgh, Scotland. His message is that the fitness industry sets people u...2024-04-0331 minUnsolicited PerspectivesUnsolicited PerspectivesFrom Elon Musk to Millennials: A Real Talk on Life & FinanceHop on a voyage through the pulsing veins of our society with “Unsolicited Perspectives: From Musk to Millennials: A Real Talk on Life & Finance” In this episode, Bruce Anthony and J. Aundrea don’t just scratch the surface; they plunge into the depths of urban life’s financial heartbeat and the stark realities that headline our days.From the laughter-laced stories of J. Aundrea’s latest home security escapades to the earnest, no-holds-barred discussions on the societal constructs that shape our views, this episode is a tapestry of the personal and the profound. The siblings delve into the nitty...2024-03-221h 03Most PopularMost PopularTackling Difficult Topics with Bruce AnthonyIn this episode of Most Popular we are talking about the conversations that are hard to have! Joining Dr. Adrienne is the fantastic  Bruce Anthony of the "Unsolicited Perspectives." podcast. Bruce discusses his journey into podcasting, his experiences, and his approach towards discussing difficult but important topics, including learning from his past conversations about issues he thought he knew a lot about. Bruce highlights how being in diverse settings such as the restaurant industry allowed him to grow and evolve. Bruce also talks about the importance of expanding one's social circle to enrich one's understanding and worldview. He also d...2024-03-2036 minMost PopularMost PopularPolyamory is Having a Moment: Understanding Non-Monogamy with Deanna FiermanThis week we are talking about all things non-monogamy with Deanna Fierman,  a mental health therapist at All the Colors Counseling. The conversations ranges from the ways Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith revealed their relationship status (hint-they didn't do so in a super chill Facebook update), to Deanna's experience specializing in  polyamorous relationships. Dr. Adrienne learns a lot about the ways people are counseled when they express an interest in having a non-monogamous relations and  they discuss misconceptions related to polyamory, how counseling works for individuals or couples interested in such relationships, and societal views and acceptance of the...2024-03-0640 minMost PopularMost PopularQueer Vibes Pod: LGBTQ voices on the air with Dr. Bruce DrushelIn this episode of Most Popular we talk about the history of queer representation in radio and what this looks like as podcasting has taken off. Dr. Bruce Drushel highlights , the impact of pop culture including how it influences  societal norms, and serves as a platform for marginalized voices to be heard. We dive into the historical context of LGBTQ representation in media, the evolution of radio and podcasting as mediums, and the power of pop culture to shape our understanding of the world. We also talk about some of our favorite old Hollywood stars who were misunderstood! (Hello t...2024-02-2136 minMost PopularMost PopularIs HGTV Real? With Kristina Browning Here's a quick dad joke: Why did the scarecrow go into home renovation? Because he was outstanding in his field! This episode of most popular is a home reno crossover between a realtor/podcaster and a professor/podcaster. My guest is Kristina Browning, a licensed realtor and home functionality coach. We talk about the impact of home improvement shows, how their existence affects the realistic nature of home buying and renovation costs, and the pressure to create the perfect home. We touch on the sustainability aspect of home renovations and the influence of HGTV on viewers' perceptions of home a...2024-02-2134 minMost PopularMost PopularDid the Eras Tour Save the Economy? A Conversation with Dr. Cecilia RioWelcome to the summer of ’23 trifeceta! We are talking about the economic impact of Barbie, Beyoncé, and Taylor Swift with Dr. Cecilia Rio, an economist with a focus on gender and race. The episode delves into the impact of pop culture on the economy, particularly Taylor Swift's Eras Tour, Beyonce's Renaissance Tour, and the film Barbie. Dr. Rio discusses the connection between women's empowerment and economic influence, emphasizing the changing roles of women in society and their increased purchasing power. We talk about what makes a feminist economy and the ways unpaid labor goes unrecognized. As the conversation mov...2024-02-0728 minMost PopularMost PopularChoice in Close-Up: Women's Health as Storylines in Popular Culture with Steph HeroldIn this episode of Most Popular, Dr. Adrienne Trier-Bieniek talks with researcher Steph Herold from Abortion Onscreen about the television series Little Fires Everywhere which premiered on Hulu in 2020. Steph's research in public health led to focus groups with multiple women where she asked them specifically about the teenage character of Lexie who, through a series of events, ends a pregnancy. While this alone is a significant twist for a character, Lexie also represents many of the troupes found in discussions of popular culture. We talk about those troupes and much more in this conversation. Steph...2024-02-0729 minThe Higher Ed Geek PodcastThe Higher Ed Geek PodcastEpisode #213: Dr. Adrienne Trier-Bieniek on Creating Audio Learning ContentThe use of audio content in courses is an exciting and relatively newer way to diversify the delivery of learning experiences, and builds upon the current momentum of podcasting. Adrienne shares how she got into this space and the advice she has for professionals looking to dive in. She also shares what she’s seeing on the horizon from her vantage point as a faculty member.Guest Name: Adrienne Trier-Bieniek, Ph.D., Professor of Sociology at Valencia CollegeGuest Social Handles: Website, LinkedInGuest Bio: Adrienne Trier-Bieniek, Ph.D. is the author and ed...2024-01-2432 minHome Space and ReasonHome Space and ReasonEp. 79 | The Impact of Home Renovation Shows on our DecisionsHow do Home Renovation shows impact our idea of the "perfect" space? This episode is a collaboration with Dr. Adrienne Trier-Bieniek, Ph.D., Professor of Sociology at Valencia College in Florida. Let's think about what we are watching and how it influences us.  A link to "MOST POPULAR: The Podcast" hosted by Adrienne Trier-Bieniek, Ph.D. JOIN ME: ~ Get my weekly newsletter  "Little Bits of Home Functionality." Intentionally short, you’ll get a video and a thought that poses questions about your space and your reason. ~ On Instagram  ~ On Facebook  ~ My...2024-01-1741 minThe Ultraviolet TideThe Ultraviolet Tide43. Tanning Culture, Beauty Standards & Pop Culture w/Dr. Adrienne Trier-BieniekWelcome back to the Ultraviolet Tide! In today's episode, gender and media scholar and author Dr. Adrienne Trier-Bieniek joins the podcast.Subscribe to stay up to date - thank you for listening! 💛 #OutshineSkinCancerABOUT TODAY'S GUEST:Dr. Adrienne Trier-Bieniek is a gender and media scholar and the author of The Beyonce Effect and Gender and Pop Culture. Her insights have been shared in noted publications like The New York Times, Glamour, NPR, and more. Adrienne began her graduate work in sociology at Virginia Tech in 2005, and...2024-01-1628 minUnsolicited PerspectivesUnsolicited PerspectivesDissecting Inequality in Media with Dr. Trier-Bieniek: Pop Culture's Unseen Biases 🚫Dive deep into the invisible currents of pop culture with Dr. Adrienne Trier-Bieniek on #UnsolicitedPerspectives. In this eye-opening episode, we slice through the veneer of media to reveal #PopCulturesUnseenBiases. Join host Bruce Anthony for a riveting dialogue that pulls back the curtain on how inequality is woven into the fabric of entertainment, subtly shaping our views on race, gender, and sexuality.Dr. Trier-Bieniek, a sociologist with a keen eye for cultural analysis, shares her journey from a small-town upbringing to becoming an academic voice in the field of pop culture. She delves into why icons like Beyonce...2024-01-091h 07Most PopularMost PopularSeason 2 is on the way!And I'm back! Most Popular has been on a bit of a hiatus while life took over. I've missed talking with people about the ways society is impacted by pop culture! New episodes will begin again on February 7th, because on Wednesday's we wear pink and learn some stuff! Take a few minutes to listen to my plans for this new season and, as always, if you rate, review and subscribe I would be most grateful! About the host:Dr. Adrienne Trier-Bieniek is a gender and media scholar who has published books on gender and pop...2024-01-0504 minMost PopularMost PopularWhat has happened Since Combahee?Listen in as I talk with Dr. Dara Nix-Stevenson (@sincecombahee) as we talk about the roots of the Combahee River Collective, the connection between the history of the Black feminist movement, and what the future of social movements surrounding equality will look like. Dr. Dara Nix-Stevenson is an educator and founder of the the Instagram account Since Combahee (@sincecombahee). For more information and teaching resources please visit www.adriennetrier-bieniek.com.2023-01-2536 minMost PopularMost PopularThe Backstage of EducationIn this episode I speak with two women in education. The first is a school board member for Orange County Public Schools. We talk about what kids need in order to be successful students. The second works as a counselor for a rural school district in Virginia. We talk about the challenges mental health workers face in the K-5 system.For more information and teaching resources please visit www.adriennetrier-bieniek.com.2023-01-2527 minMost PopularMost PopularTechnology and SocietyListen to a fascinating conversation on the ways technology has become engulfed in society. Featuring experts in the tech field, sociology of digital culture, and cyber crimes.Guest include:Dr. Lee Paulsen, Project KuiperDr. Deborah Lupton, University of South Wales, Sydney Dr. Trisha Charles, Valencia CollegeDr. Doug Charles, Hillburough CollegeFor more information and teaching resources please visit www.adriennetrier-bieniek.com.2023-01-1349 minMost PopularMost PopularBreaking Down the Stigma of Weight with Dr. Erin HarropIn this episode Dr. Erin Harrop talks about their research in the area of atypical anorexia. We discuss weight-related stigma, being a researcher that studies what they know, and how to care for people when they are working through an eating disorder.If eating disorders are triggering for you, please take care while you listen. Valencia College students have counseling resources available through Baycare.2021-10-2744 minMost PopularMost PopularTaking Care of our Mental Health with Dr. Aileen FullchangeFor this podcast I speak licensed psychologist Dr. Aileen Fullchange, an expert in several fields. We talk about trauma, how trauma manifests in bodies and how various intersectionalities make trauma even more complex.As you listen, please take care of yourself. Valencia College students have access to counseling services via Baycare.More information can be found at www.adriennetrier-bieniek.com2021-10-2739 minMost PopularMost PopularYou Can't Ignore a Force Like BeyoncéListen in as Dr. Kinitra D. Brooks and Dr. Kameelah L. Martin talk about their book The Lemonade Reader, a book written as a dissection of Beyoncé's album Lemonade. In this podcast, Brooks and Martin tie together the ways Lemonade serves as an example of the way pop culture can be studied, critiqued, and celebrated. We talk about Beyoncé's use of imagery, spirituality, southern identity, Black feminism, in Lemonade and address some critiques of the album. More information on The Lemonade Reader and its editors, as well as episode notes, suggestions for classroom discussion, and extra links can be...2020-08-051h 05Most PopularMost PopularHaving Faith in Yourself: Talking with the Rev. Dr. Megan RohrerThe Rev. Dr. Megan Rohrer is the first openly transgender pastor ordained in the Lutheran church. The pastor of Grace Lutheran Church and the Community Chaplain Coordinator for the San Francisco Police Department, Megan served for over a decade as a chaplain for the homeless and hungry in San Francisco. Megan's spiritual talents have been featured on Queer Eye and in Cosmo. Listen in as Megan talks about what gives them hope in 2020, how one becomes a reverend doctor, and what advances have made LGBTQ+ folks more visible. For more information and teaching resources please visit www.adriennetrier-bieniek.com.2020-07-1543 minMost PopularMost PopularTheater Kids Forever! With Nick BazoNick Bazo is the Education Director for the Garden Theater in Winter Garden Florida. Listen in as we talk about what an arts-based education means, how theatre and activism are connected, and how doing theater during a pandemic can help kids express their emotions.For more information and teaching resources please visit www.adriennetrier-bieniek.com.2020-07-0934 minMost PopularMost PopularFinding Art OnlineWhat impact does art have on the community? Listen in as Dr. Wendy Givoglu talks about what community art means, the use of social media to share arts-based news and the importance of a thriving art scene for millennials.For more information and teaching resources please visit www.adriennetrier-bieniek.com.2020-07-0129 minMost PopularMost PopularExisting in a Celebrity Society with Dr. Samita NandyListen in as Dr. Samita Nandy breaks down how celebrity culture is studied, why it affects our daily lives, and shares her behind-the-scenes knowledge of fame and the impact it can have a society. For more information and teaching resources please visit www.adriennetrier-bieniek.com.2020-06-2426 minMichael Jackson\'s Dream Lives On An Academic ConversationMichael Jackson's Dream Lives On An Academic ConversationEpisode 38 The King of Pop & Queen BeyAbstract: In this episode, Karin and Elizabeth, discuss Michael Jackson and Beyoncé also known as The King of Pop and Queen Bey, and how they fit into the archetype of Black Royalty. REFERENCE AS: Merx, Karin, and Elizabeth Amisu. “Episode 38 – The King of Pop & Queen Bey" Michael Jackson’s Dream Lives On: An Academic Conversation 6, no. 4 (2020). Published electronically 10/06/20. http://michaeljacksonstudies.org/episode-38/ The Journal of Michael Jackson Academic Studies asks that you acknowledge The Journal of Michael Jackson Academic Studies as the source of our Content; if you use material from The Journal of Michael Jackson Academic Studies online, we request that yo...2020-06-1042 minMost PopularMost PopularLaughter is our Connection with Juliette BurtonFor this episode, I speak with the very talented comedienne, Juliette Burton. Juliette's award-winning one-woman shows have taken a cutting edge approach to smashing the shame and stigma associated with mental illness. Through comedy, Juliette tells the stories of her life, while also presenting an unfiltered look at what it is like to live with mental illness. You can find out more about Juliette, including links to her shows and social media, at www.julietteburton.co.ukFor more information and teaching resources please visit www.adriennetrier-bieniek.com.2020-04-2933 minMost PopularMost PopularWhat Makes the News, News? Talking about Journalism with Elizabeth ChuckOver the last few years there has been a growing discussion and debate about what journalism is. The term “fake news” has become extraordinarily prevalent in our public discussions. And, we’ve seen social media provide loose examples of news, with companies like Facebook and Twitter coming under fire for incorrect and often detrimental posts. There is a lot to unpack and in this discussion Elizabeth Chuck helps me break down what reporting is, the work journalists go through, and why it is so important to understand where your news is coming from.Elizabeth Chuck is a senior...2020-01-301h 07Most PopularMost PopularClaiming Media for Women of ColorIn this podcast I talk with Dr. Tia C.M. Tyree. We talk about her work before becoming an academic, her scholarship surrounding social media, and the undeniable intersection of race, gender, and pop culture. About Dr. Tyree: Dr. Tia C. M. Tyree is a Professor at Howard University. She teaches graduate and undergraduate communications courses with a focus on strategic communications, social media and African Americans. Her research interests include hip hop, rap, reality television, film, social media as well as African-American and female representations in media. For more information and teaching resources please visit www.adriennetrier-bieniek.com.2020-01-1532 minMost PopularMost PopularAll Rise for the Queen!On this podcast I talk with my friend and Ms. Wheelchair Michigan 2016 Jamie Spore. Jamie was born over forty years ago with the spinal cord defect Spina Bifida, as well as the incurable brain condition, Hydrocephalus. Jamie’s mother taught her at a young age about the importance of advocacy making Jamie very passionate about advocating and educating on the topics of visible and invisible disabilities, Spina Bifida, Hydrocephalus, Depression, and Anxiety. In 2016, Jamie was crowned Ms. Wheelchair Michigan. Throughout her reign, Jamie traveled around the Midwest sharing her platform, “Choose Hope,” and sharing her story to encourage people of all ab...2020-01-0840 minMost PopularMost PopularAn Image You'll LoveFor this episode I talk with photographer Amy Paulson. Amy's photography philosophy is for women to have an image of themselves that they love. We talk about what this means, how women have been taught to see themselves, and what this means for young women as they grow up in an increasingly image-conscious society. More information, including links to Amy's website and suggestions for classroom discussion can be found at www.mostpopularpod.com2019-11-1330 minMost PopularMost PopularNew Episode! Hillbilly Elegy and the Truth about AppalachiaThis week I am talking about race, poverty, and the memoir Hillbilly Elegy with my guest Dr. Carson Byrd. When J.D. Vance's book Hillbilly Elegy was published in 2016, many thought it a good insight into the poverty in rural Appalachia. However, the book's portrayal of white, lower-class communities, raised some skepticism. In this episode we talk about the ways the book addressed (or didn't address) race, the stereotypes it dealt in, and discuss what terms like "color-blind" really mean. Additional content, episode extras, and topics/questions for discussion can be found at www.mostpopularpod.com2019-10-2336 minMost PopularMost PopularA Real Life Leslie Knope!This week I am talking about women in politics and leadership with my guest Tracy Hall. Listen for all the suggestions about running for office but also because Tracy is as close to Leslie Knope as most of us will ever get! (Make today "Treat Yo' Self" day!) Tracy Hall is a proud progressive democrat. She’s been a college educator for over 15 years teaching political science, sociology, and gender and women’s studies courses. She is currently serving a second term on the Kalamazoo County Board of Commissioners and serves on many Kalamazoo County Advisory Boards including the Kalamazoo Publ...2019-10-1631 minMost PopularMost PopularLGBT Life as Seen on TVIf you've watched Orange is the New Black, or if you've had any finger on the pop culture pulse over the last seven years, you'd know that the show has received acclaim and critique for its representation of lgbtq people. In this episode I talk with Dr. Carrie Buist, an expert in gender, criminology, and lgbt representation about what it means to be queer and incarcerated. We talk about what terms like "queer" mean, and discuss how criminology relates to pop culture. We add some levity by discussing an ex-"Real Housewife", and by both realizing we love Ruby Rose-even...2019-10-0936 minMost PopularMost PopularUnderground Hip-Hop and Untold StoriesJoin my guest, Dr. Kwame Harrison, and I as we talk about the roots of hip-hop, the dynamics of underground hip-hop, and the connection between race and rap music. Our conversation moves from the relationship between race and hip hop to the life of the writing and Green Book founder James "Billboard" Jackson. The premise of Hamilton rings true, "Who tells your story?" We talk about untold stories like Jackson and why some lives get highlighted and other do not.For more information and teaching resources please visit www.adriennetrier-bieniek.com.2019-10-0234 minMost PopularMost PopularSocial Media Activists, #metoo, and Chocolate!On this episode we are talking about activism with my guest Dr. Amanda Pullum. With the rise of social movements like #metoo, March for Our Lives, and the Women's March, we have see lots more talk of activism brewing. What is a social movement? How do they affect folks in everyday life? Most importantly, how can both Chocolate and musicals be traced back to activism in less than three degrees? It can be done. Take a listen and find out more!For more information and teaching resources please visit www.adriennetrier-bieniek.com.2019-09-2528 minMost PopularMost PopularWomen who make us LOL!This episode is all about the funny women we love! Let's talk about how gender plays a role in comedy with my guest, Dr. Sarah Fryett. We discuss our mutual love of Nanette, the root of women's comedy, and our favorite funny women of all time. Join us for a discussion of the ways gender inequality is addressed via our most humorous women!For more information and teaching resources please visit www.adriennetrier-bieniek.com.2019-09-1827 minMost PopularMost PopularSuperheros of the CommunityEvery community has people who are their superheros. In this episode, I talk with Kate Powers, COO of Ele's Place in Lansing, Michigan. Ele's Place is a center which aids children and teenagers who are grieving. We talk about what a nonprofit is, the role they play in communities, and the role Ele's Place plays in helping children develop. For more information and teaching resources please visit www.adriennetrier-bieniek.com.2019-09-1127 minMost PopularMost PopularFirst Episode! Food, Glorious Food!On my very first episode I talk about food insecurity and food inequality with my favorite foodie friend and poverty expert Michael Gillespie. We discuss food fads, baking shows, bread, and how all of this translates to people not getting enough to eat. In particular, how the lack of nutrition and affordable food affects college students. For more information and teaching resources please visit www.adriennetrier-bieniek.com.2019-09-0324 minMost PopularMost PopularIntroducing Most Popular!Welcome to Most Popular! Here is a preview of what to expect! New episodes launch September 4, 2019.2019-08-2703 minNew Books in MusicNew Books in MusicAdrienne Trier-Bieniek, “Sing Us a Song, Piano Woman: Female Fans and the Music of Tori Amos” (The Scarecrow Press, 2013)What are female fans of popular music seeking and hearing when they listen to music and attend concerts? In an innovative and fascinating study entitled Sing Us a Song, Piano Woman: Female Fans and the Music of Tori Amos (The Scarecrow Press, 2013) Adrienne Trier-Bieniek goes inside the fan culture that surrounds Tori Amos and examines why her music appeals to her fans and how they make meaning of her music. Drawing on feminist standpoint theory and symbolic interaction theory, Trier-Bieniek helps us understand the diverse ways that fans interpret music and how music can have a very personal meaning.2014-09-3042 min