HeyJaredThe Other Pod with Chloe Aftel
The Other Pod is the latest venture from acclaimed visual artist Chloe Aftel. With a long career of pushing boundaries and exposing all the messy in-betweens of society, Chloe now takes her lens to a deeper level through The Other Pod.
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Episode 43 — Derf on High Quality Storytelling, Artistic Integrity and Creating Comics (opens the original)
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Renowned comic and graphic novelist, John Backderf—also known as Derf—sits down with Chloe Aftel to discuss his bountiful thirty-year career, focusing specifically on his graphic novels, including, My Friend Dahmer (2012) and Kent State: Four Dead in Ohio (2010) which phenomenally investigate the political, personal, past and present. Through a focused conversation, Derf reveals his artistic motivations and unwavering instinct, emphasizing how they’ve guided him through decades of high-quality s
Episode 42 — Ghada Hatem-Gantzer on Caring for Women, Equitable Infrastructure, and the Future (opens the original)
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Ghada Hatem-Gantzer, a Lebanese obstetrician and gynecologist, discusses with Chloe Aftel the intricacies of her work providing competent, holisitic medical care for female-identified victims of gender based violence (GBV). Through an educational conversation, Hatem-Gantzer paints a detailed picture of the women she cares for, and how her success as founder of La Maison des Femmes (a center dedicated to these women), is owed to her unique approach. La Maison des Femmes understands the complexity
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