Whether in her teaching or her participation in the popular resistance for universal access to water, Andrea Ballestero’s approach is a feedback exercise that completely blurs the division between theory and practice. Her work advocates a collaborative, feminist modus operandi on ethnography, as well as the affordances of the environment: be that an ecosystem, a regulatory agency, or 'the technolegal devices at the centre of these political mobilisations'. We talk to Andrea Ballestero about aquifers

Was Doja Cat hosting a good career move? Is Olivia Rodrigo the new IT girl? Plus, where Lainey Lui and Tyrone Edwards stand on Lil Nas X.

Ben and Ashley get to know Connor B (The Cat) from Bachelor in Paradise!Connor responds to Lance Bass’ accusations that he’s not “there for the right reasons”, and we hear his side of the story about how things went down on the beach.Plus, we finally discover the origin of the Cat suit! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hannah Fierman, Ryan James, and Kate Kiddo from The Events Surrounding a Peeping Tom chat about the film and the challenges of attempting a crowdfunding campaign during Covid!

Ageing Well Festival; Women Over Fifty Film Festival; Sue Ryder Remembrance Walks; Wooden toothbrushes, etc.; Cat psychology

Leonora Anzaldua discusses her love of light and how it led to her career as a photographer and a cinematographer, plus how you can do little things to make a better set!

Jeff Bergman’s name may not ring a bell, but he has some very recognizable alter egos: Bugs Bunny, Sylvester the Cat and Yogi Bear, to name a few. Bergman is the voice of many of the cartoon stars of “Space Jam: A New Legacy.” His repertoire includes nearly 200 voices, including Donald Trump and Joe Biden in Showtime’s “Our Cartoon President.” He tells KCRW about some of the challenges of this often overlooked profession.

Based in Dakar, Senegal, Raw Material Company is an independent, collaborative centre that aims to foster critical thinking through artistic practice. In this conversation, Marie Hélène Pereira and Fatima Bintou Rassoul Sy—two key members of Raw Material Company—discuss a situated feminist and decolonial practice that focuses on doing rather than enunciating and categorizing. They share some of their experiences and talk about the strategies they use to create rich forms of dialogue and to negotiate

The Sound of Identity director James Kicklighter and DP Jonathan Pope hop on the show to chat about transcending the logline, the challenges of sound, and much more!

Catherine Curtin (Stranger Things, OITNB, Werewolves Within) discusses why she likes playing in multiple ball fields (aka film sets), why working with Werewolves Within director Josh Ruben was so much fun, and much more!

Osgood "Oz" Perkins (I Am the Pretty Thing That Lives in the House, Gretel and Hansel) discusses finding his voice, directing his own work versus another writer’s script, and the influence his father Anthony Perkins had on his storytelling!

An interview with Karen Kraus, Executive Director of the Feral Cat Coalition of Oregon about the work they do to spay and neuter feral cats, protect the environment, and about their Catio Tour fundraiser.

Luz Pichel is a poet. Her writing comes out of all those places and even others that she did not physically visit but reached through curiosity, imagination, and empathy. The tension between major and minor languages, the liberating potential of a non-stabilised and nob-folklorising use of dialect and the crack of invention opened up by memory and childhood, are some of the paths that her poetry explores.

Cody Kennedy (The Family Business, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia) chats about her recent big roles, what she teaches her acting students, and how actors can bring a bit of themselves to every role!

Editor Michael Shawver (Fruitvale Station, A Quiet Place Part II) talks about his process, editing indies versus studio pictures, and his philosophy of the editor finding a unified vision for every film!

Christine Weatherup (Watchmen, Westworld) chats about getting her start in acting, the changes to the industry Covid has brought, and writing & directing her first feature “What Are You Doing New Year’s?”

Neil Stevens (Face Your Fears, The Monster) discusses knowing when a short is a short, what makes effective horror, and designing eye-catching box art for your film!

Josh Ruben (Werewolves Within, Scare Me) chats about bringing fun back to movies, adapting someone else’s work versus your own script, and pressures of making a good video game movie!

Samaneh Moafi is an architect and the senior researcher at Forensic Architecture, Goldsmiths, University of London. She oversees the Centre For Contemporary Nature, a division within Forensic Architecture which explores the relationship between human rights violations, environmental violence, and anthropogenic climate change. In this podcast, Samaneh Moafi turns our gaze to notions of ecocide, negative commons and environmental violence in pursuit of accountability and change. In doing so, she takes