Tag: feminism

Tia Williams on Meet-Cute Mishaps

At the Library of Congress Book Festival, Tia Williams talks about meeting people and connections, writing chemistry, character development, fantasies, mental health, love triangles, and having your work optioned for film. “How far would you travel for love? In award-winning author Tia Williams’ new romance novel The Missed […]

Projection Booth: The Postman (1997)

The Gutter’s own Carol Borden joins friends of the Gutter Mike White and Emily Intravia to discuss Kevin Costner’s post-apocalyptic celebration of the postal service, The Postman. “Sci-fi month concludes with one of the great cinematic boondoggles of the ’90s. Kevin Costner directs and stars in The Postman […]

Four Decades of the Guerilla Girls!

At Bullseye, Jesse Thorn interviews “Kathe Kollwitz,” a founding member of the revolutionary art collective, Guerilla Girls! “In 1984, a group of women started an art collective called the Guerrilla Girls. The group was created in response to the Museum of Modern Art’s exhibition: “An International Survey of […]

Filmi Ladies: Sairat

At Filmi Ladies Podcast, friend of the Gutter Pitu Sultan and the Gutter’s own Beth Watkins discuss the powerful Marathi film, Sairat (2016). “Also, content notice: this film is about honor killings. Make a listening choice that works for your mental well-being. Almost a decade after its release, […]