The Caribbean Science Fiction Network
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Yasmín Portales Machado: A Knowledge Revolution
The Caribbean Science Fiction Network
08/05/22 • 25 min
In the Season 2 finale I chat with Cuban writer Yasmin Portales-Machado. Yasmin brings her academic ventures into science fiction into our discussion of science, knowledge, and queer Caribbeanness.
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Marcia Douglas: On the Dub Side
The Caribbean Science Fiction Network
04/28/23 • 30 min
In episode 2 of season 3 I chat with Marcia Douglas about her novel 'The Marvellous Equations of the Dread: A novel in Bass Riddim
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Imam Baksh: Epic Caribbean Children Part 2
The Caribbean Science Fiction Network
07/15/22 • 28 min
Tune in to the final part of my two-part series chat with Guyanese writer Imam Baksh about his novel 'The Dark of the Sea'. We chat about mythology, East Indian identities, and racial difference.
Music: Ravi B - Go Back
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Cadwell Turnbull: Shifting dynamics of identity
The Caribbean Science Fiction Network
04/14/23 • 30 min
To kickstart season 3 of the podcast, I chat with US Virgin Islander Cadwell Turnbull about 'No Gods, No Monsters'.
Music credit: Volume International Band - 'Carnival'
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You have the power...use it
The Caribbean Science Fiction Network
10/08/21 • 25 min
Folklore, myth, superheroes. In this episode, Barbadian writer Robert Edison Sandiford explores our own Caribbean source of power in his novel 'And Sometimes They Fly'. We talk about the role of the hero in the region as well as the Caribbean as a real place with real people. This may be fantasy but it's also an assemblage of so much more.
Music credit: 'Tempted to Touch' - Rupee
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Imam Baksh: Epic Caribbean Children Pt 1
The Caribbean Science Fiction Network
06/13/22 • 29 min
In the penultimate episode of season 2 I chat with Guyanese novelist and two-time winner of the CODE Burt award for Young adult fiction, Imam Baksh. We chat about the epic genre, Indo-Caribbeanness, and myth.
Music: Ravi B - Go Back
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The Camera Does A Magical Thing
The Caribbean Science Fiction Network
08/28/21 • 24 min
Reader and listener be advised: This is no ordinary novel, this is a shapeshifting piece of work. In this episode, I chat with prize-winning author Robert Antoni about 'Cut Guavas' concerning myth, technology, history, and outsider fiction - all intertwined with a screenplay retelling of 'Planet of the Apes'.
Music credit: 'Baila Mami' - Nailah Blackman
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Mapping Puerto Rico through folklore
The Caribbean Science Fiction Network
10/22/21 • 24 min
Un episodio especial! I chat with Puerto Rican literary historian Rafael Ocasio about his latest collection which, like the early 20th century scientific survey conducted by Franz Boas, maps the former Spanish colony through folklore. But this collection is more than just folklore. Reimagined fairytales as well as history also populate this collection as well an emphasis on the hills as a space of resistance and reclamation.
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An un-fore-gettable Caribbean adventure
The Caribbean Science Fiction Network
11/19/21 • 24 min
The Trees Were Portals
The Caribbean Science Fiction Network
08/13/21 • 23 min
In this episode, Tricia Chin reimagines a world populated by nonhuman folklore characters and humans in her debut book ‘Tabanca and Other Stories’. Tune in to hear how her collection touches on themes of humanity, transformation, and the environment and how these themes add to our understanding of Caribbean science fiction.
Music credit: 'Folklore Riddim'
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FAQ
How many episodes does The Caribbean Science Fiction Network have?
The Caribbean Science Fiction Network currently has 44 episodes available.
What topics does The Caribbean Science Fiction Network cover?
The podcast is about Podcasts, Books and Arts.
What is the most popular episode on The Caribbean Science Fiction Network?
The episode title 'Marcia Douglas: On the Dub Side' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on The Caribbean Science Fiction Network?
The average episode length on The Caribbean Science Fiction Network is 27 minutes.
How often are episodes of The Caribbean Science Fiction Network released?
Episodes of The Caribbean Science Fiction Network are typically released every 14 days.
When was the first episode of The Caribbean Science Fiction Network?
The first episode of The Caribbean Science Fiction Network was released on Jul 29, 2021.
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