In the third part of our podcast series Popular Glory: Contemporary Queerness and the Moving Image, host Robbie Handcock speaks to Neihana Gordon-Stables and DJCS. In this conversation, they discuss using humour to offset the media focus on queer tragedy; queer generational disconnect; and the complexities of community building and safety.
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Popular Glory: Contemporary Queerness and the Moving Image #3
DJCS and Neihana Gordon-Stables
· February 3, 2021In the third part of our podcast series Popular Glory: Contemporary Queerness and the Moving Image, host Robbie Handcock speaks to Neihana Gordon-Stables and DJCS.
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