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The MadcastThe MadcastEpisode 12: Superheroes & Disability (Part 2)Oh my god, it's a sequel episode!Welcome back! This week El, Nate, and lyn are still geeking out superheroes and comic books. The conversation on disabled representation in superhero-related media continues, this time mentioning characters like Madame Web, Daredevil, and various speedsters, and delving into the narrative tropes of disability in the superhero genre.Join comic book nerds El & Nate  — as well as our resident comic book laywoman, lyn — for yet another fun and self-indulgent episode of the Madcast.See transcript hereIf you want to support us here on the M...2025-05-3147 minThe MadcastThe MadcastEpisode 11: Superheroes & Disability (Part 1)Welcome back!This week’s episode of the Madcast features hosts El, Nate, and lyn geeking out on superheroes and comic books! Specifically, we’re looking at disabled representation in superhero-related media, across comic books, TV, movies, and more. From official disabled representation (Moon Knight, Oracle/Barbara Gordon, and Hawkeye) to disability-coded characters (Batman, the Flash, and the X-Men) there’s a lot to talk about!Come join comic book nerds El & Nate — as well as our resident comic book laywoman, lyn — on this exciting, self-indulgent episode of the Madcast.See transcript hereIf yo...2025-05-2452 minThe MadcastThe MadcastEpisode 10: Disability 101 - Principles of Disability JusticeWelcome back! On this week’s episode of the Madcast, hosts El and lyn cover yet another key disability studies/activism term: disability justice. Defined by members of the BIPOC, queer, and disabled performance art group Sins Invalid, disability justice is concept/framework academics and laymen use often haphazardly, without fully understanding what it means “to practice” disability justice. So we’re here to unpack disability justice — What is it? What are its key principals? Why is it important? Come find out the answer on this week’s episode of the Madcast!See transcript her...2025-04-2249 minThe MadcastThe MadcastEpisode 9: Cannabis w/ Marlo De La MoraWelcome back! On this week's episode of the Madcast, hosts El and Mads are joined by a very special guest, Marlo De La Mora (she/her), to talk about the fascinating yet polarizing subject of cannabis. Marlo is an Anthropology undergraduate at UC Berkeley whose research focuses on the anthropology of cannabis. Join us as we discuss the stigma and misconceptions around cannabis, its value as an alternative to Western medicine, and Marlo's journey paving her own unique path in academia. Marlo's an incredible guest and friend of the pod, so we hope you'll join us this w...2025-04-0553 minThe MadcastThe MadcastEpisode 8: Autism Representation in the MediaWelcome back! On this week's episode of the Madcast, Hosts El, Nate, and lyn are discussing the good, the bad, and the ugly of autism representation in the media. Join us as we discuss Autistic-coded characters well-known Autistic-coded characters (Sheldon Cooper of The Big Bang Theory, Spock of the Star Trek franchise, Abed Nadir from Community), controversial yet confirmed Autistic characters (Rain man of Rain Man, Dr. Shaun Murphy of The Good Doctor, Music of Sia's Music), common archetypes (the autistic savant, the robot/alien, the child/infantilized individual), and so much more! This topic is incredibly r...2025-03-2247 minThe MadcastThe MadcastEpisode 7: Who Gets To Define Disability? Self-Diagnosis, Institutional Barriers, and CommunityWelcome back to a new season of the Madcast!! Back from a brief hiatus, Hosts El and lyn are bringing an exciting new line-up of episodes filled with new guests, new topics, and much, much more!On this week's episode, we're discussing the issue of disability: disability as an identity, disability as a medical diagnosis, and disability as a deeply personal experience. We're unpacking how institutional power, community gatekeeping, and shame (as well as self-empowerment, community support, and disabled joy) dictates our identity. There's a lot to cover this episode- you won't wanna miss a s...2025-03-1047 minThe MadcastThe MadcastEpisode 6: Disability Deep Dive - Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)Welcome back to this week's episode of the Madcast! On this week's episode, Hosts El and Lyn are bringing on two very special guests, Harry and G, to discuss Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD).  This episode we'll be discussing: What is OCD as both a diagnosis and as a lived experience? How do media representations of OCD perpetuate harm and misrepresentation for those with OCD? and- Wait, acrylic nails can help with some of my OCD behaviors?!?!Tune in to see all these questions answered and more!You can find the transcript to today's e...2024-04-2749 minThe MadcastThe MadcastEpisode 5: Disability 101 - What is Academic Ableism?Welcome back to this week's episode of the Madcast! This week, Hosts Nate and El are trying out a new segment for the pod, "Disability 101." The segment will focus on one key disability concept, term, experience, and community folks may be unfamiliar and give a "101," or introductory explanation, on that concept/term/experience/community. Moving onto today's episode, we'll be answering the question, what actually IS academic ableism? What does it look like in post-secondary education? And, how in the world are disabled folks supposed to navigate the hellscape that is getting academic accommodations?! Come j...2024-04-1538 minThe MadcastThe MadcastEpisode 4: Shakespeare Bot w/ J BuiOn this week’s episode of the Madcast, Hosts Nate and El are joined by J Bui (They/them) to discuss a fascinating new project from the UC Berkeley Disability Lab: Shakespeare Bot. Join us as we discuss ethical issues surrounding Chat GPT and other Large Language Models (LLMs),  LLM counter softwares, and the policing of  normative writing at the expense of Neurodivergent students. It’s not an episode to miss!Transcript: HereIf you want to support us here on the Madcast, check out our Patreon and our Instagram!If you want check...2024-03-3043 minThe MadcastThe MadcastEpisode 3: CODA and d/Deaf RepresentationComing back from our winter hiatus, we’re back with another exciting episode of the our newly rebranded podcast, the Madcast.This week, hosts Nate and El are discussing the award winning film CODA (2021). Tune in for an exciting conversation about disability representation in Hollywood, media depictions of d/Deaf folk and the Deaf community, what it’s like being stuck between two worlds, and so much more!Note: See episode transcript hereIf you want to support us here on the Madcast, check out our Patreon and our Instagram!If you...2024-03-1643 minThe MadcastThe MadcastEpisode 2: Exploring Disability, Academia, and Climate ChangeHosts: Nathan Tilton, El, TrishaGuest: Maddie Taylor (They/Them)Episode Summary: In this episode, we delve into the intersections of disability studies, environmental justice, and the unique challenges within academia. Our guest, Maddie Taylor, a second-year PhD student, shares their journey and insights.Link to Transcripthttps://docs.google.com/document/d/1pfys0IMYqtxrc6zEBYmCWgM_fe8OmxUXz0HjSPxmOwc/edit?usp=sharingIf you want to support us here on the Madcast, check out our Patreon and our Instagram!If you want check...2023-12-1640 minThe MadcastThe MadcastEpisode 1: Academic Ableism & The Disabled Grad Student Experience w/ Andy KingWelcome! This is the first episode of our brand new show the Mad Reshuffle: Access Berkeley Radcast (Madcast for short) hosted by the UC Berkeley Disability Lab. Today's episode, were interviewing Andy King, a 2nd year Phd student at Cal studying English and a disability representative in the Cal Graduate Assembly, on his unique experiences as a disabled individual currently navigating through academia as both an employee and student of UC Berkeley. In a compelling episode of RAD Mad Reshuffle: Access Berkeley, hosts Nathan Tilton and El Madera engage with Andy King, a second-year PhD student and d...2023-12-0145 minPost-It Podcast by BNNPost-It Podcast by BNNPOST IT Podcast Episode 20. Carla Flores and Eliana MaderaThis is the final Episode of the 2nd Season of the Post-it Podcast and we talked with Student Council President and Senior Class President about the duties of representing their class and our campus. We want to thank our Administration for their continuous support, the BNN crew, and the sponsor for making the Podcast Possible. See you next school year!2023-04-2659 minMares HambrientosMares HambrientosColumna - Constanza Lupi #Literaturafeminista📃El libro es 17 kilómetros de Eliana Madera, que narra la historia de una familia que vive entre el pueblo y el campo, desde la mirada de una niña.2021-10-2012 minRADIO ALTERATIVARADIO ALTERATIVALA XILOGRAFÍA “UNA HERRAMIENTA MILENIAL-RIA”Fueron los Chinos quienes inicialmente tuvieron el privilegio tradicionalmente de utilizarla, igualmente Egipcios, Sumerios, babilonios e imperios que desde el pasado, han puesto en práctica, La técnica xilográfica de impresión milenaria. Incluso hasta el mismo Gutemberg, le dio la utilidad tecnológica necesaria para replicar y hacer el Copy/Paste de las gacetas de su tiempo. Una técnica que literalmente ha traspasado las fronteras del espacio y el tiempo.  Personalmente no tenia ni la mas remota idea que existía dicha practica, que estaba vigente y menos en manos de un grupo de jóvenes mu...2020-03-1009 minVolumen - Mariana CollanteVolumen - Mariana CollanteVolumen. Episodio 1. "Galveston" de Nic Pizzolatto y "17 kilómetros" de Eliana MaderaPrimer episodio de VOLUMEN, un podcast dedicado a la producción de escritores y escritoras actuales. En esta emisión dos novelas: "Galveston" de Nic Pizzolatto publicada por la editorial Salamandra  y "17 kilómetros" de Eliana Madera (madera_eli) editada por Metalúcida. TW e IG @metalucida.  Voz y realización Mariana Collante. TW e IG @mariancollante 2020-01-0607 minPodcast EL ECO DEL ESTRECHOPodcast EL ECO DEL ESTRECHOViaje y Cuscus IntercultualesUN VIAJE INTERCULTURALç TAWASSOL ESPAÑA ORGANIZA UN VIAJE INTERCULTURAL LOS DIAS 31/05 01/06 Y 02/06 El viaje incluye: • Traslado, Estepona / Tarifa / Estepona. • Ferry, Tarifa / Tánger / Tarifa. • Guía bilingüe. • Asistencia / seguro de viaje. • Alojamiento hotel CHELLAH 3 * En régimen M.P en Tánger. régimen media pensión (esta incluido desayuno y cena). _ DÍA 31/05: llegada a Tánger y visita a Cáp. Spartel y cuevas de Hércules. _ DÍA 01/06: visita guiada a CHAUEN _ DÍA 02/06: visita guiada a ASILAH PRECIO: 189 EUROS en habitacion doble SUPLEMENTO 30 euros habitación individual las dos noches. INSCRIPCION: _ Ingreso a la cuenta la Caixa: 2100 6387...2013-05-2059 min