Auburn University
Media Studies
This essay examines the historical formation of public radio program This American Life into a media franchise whose production and extension into film, television, live performances and podcast spinoffs represents an economic hybridity... more
The SF Golden Girls have been producing live performances of The Golden Girls episodes in drag since 2005, creating an iterative form of fan productivity that consistently resonates with San Francisco audiences. This essay considers the... more
This article examines how the production of radio drama changed after the advent of television in the United States, specifically looking at the period between 1962 and 1982. Although there is a long-standing myth that radio drama died in... more
This review critically analyzes the New York Times' (NYT's) digital platform for TV viewing, Watching (https://www.nytimes.com/watching), and considers how the NYT is trying to use television criticism to produce a commodity audience in... more
This year marked a historic milestone for Console-ing Passions (CP), as the international conference on television, video, audio, new media and feminism celebrated its 25 anniversary in East Carolina University (ECA) on July 27–29, 2017.... more
US television network ABC developed their "Thank God It's Thursday" (TGIT) programming block in 2014 as a prime-time schedule composed of three back-to-back dramas produced by well-known TV showrunner Shonda Rhimes. From its initial... more
This article draws upon interviews with work-at-home (WAH) agents who did technical support for DirecTV between 2009 and 2016. Satellite television technical support workers comprise an important node in maintaining the flow of television... more
Mobile applications for downloading podcasts to smartphones and tablets, or podcatcher apps, are some of the most plentiful in various digital software application stores (app stores). The software features, interfaces, and options... more
Abstract The SF Golden Girls have been producing live performances of The Golden Girls episodes in drag since 2005, creating an iterative form of fan productivity that consistently resonates with San Francisco audiences. This essay... more
This article examines how the production of radio drama changed after the advent of television in the United States, specifically looking at the period between 1962 and 1982. Although there is a long-standing myth that radio drama died in... more
This essay examines the historical formation of public radio program This American Life ( TAL) into a media franchise whose production and extension into film, television, live performances, and podcast spinoffs represent an economic... more
This review critically analyzes the New York Times’ (NYT’s) digital platform for TV viewing, Watching (https://www.nytimes.com/watching), and considers how the NYT is trying to use television criticism to produce a commodity audience in... more
US television network ABC developed their "Thank God…