Gal and Nolan Hack host Whose Culture. A show about pop culture and how it is a powerful tool of white supremacy and the patriarchy. Nolan is a Black activist who was born and raised in Los Angeles. Gal is a sociology professor in St. Louis.
The hosts’ Twitters: @StlGal_36 & @NolanHack
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Dave Morris and Steven Orr
World History 9
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Hippodrome Podcast
The Spool
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Jack Rico, Mike Sargent
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mzStudios
Feminist Fiends and Quarantine Queens
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Now I've Heard Everything
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Womenbridgingthegap
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Silver Screamers
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20 Digit Productions
Evergreen Podcasts
Tim Westmyer
Thank the Academy
Why Watch That
Marty Byrne
The Ricochet Audio Network
Patrick Phillips
ElectraCast
Paul and Elgin
Marc Hudson and Dustin Taylor
MovieSet.com
Matthew Sherwood
Steve Donovan
BBC Radio 5 live
Ben and Cassie
Jeff Butcher
michael@mzliveonline.com
Jamelle Bouie and John Ganz
Vox Robotica Media
CNN
The New York Times
Michael Zavala
Appointment Television
Paul Levinson
92NY
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TheWrap.com
The Imaginary Podcast team
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TransLash Media
Directors Guild of America
Sam Bardwell
CurtCo Media
Race Forward
thebarrettabrothers
Dalitso
chuckler.com
One Mic
Brian Watson
SalonTalks
Dani & Izzie
She-Ra: Progressive of Power
Aidan and Adam
Silvana Robinson and Tegan Jacobson
Frank MacKay
Kaiyo
Pure Nonfiction
David Faggiani
Different Things Can Be Sad
FOR WE ARE THE FUTURE
Martha Dixon
Deadline Hollywood
Laser Discourse
Patricia Miranda
Nathan Paoletta
Andy Signore
NPR
John G. Horse
Cory Tibbits and Myles Rourke
John Cato