Nick McGlynn's guest appearances

Nick McGlynn

University of Brighton

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Queer Lit

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Finn Mackay

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Josh Allen

Mike Daniels

Bruce Feldman

Munroe Bergdorf

John Pollard

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Can you identify a bear with a fur-tive glance? Will a bearitone voice coax you out of hibernation? Join the cub! In this real-life (!) conversation, Dr Nick McGlynn (Brighton University) tells me all about bears -- generally speaking, a larger, hairier variety of queer men, who you may have seen flying the paw flag at your local pride event. Human geographer by trade, Nick has collected lots of ursome data on bear spaces in the UK and found that what makes them so unique are the geographies of fat bodies. We talk about fat, racialised and stigmatised queer bodies and -- I love this part -- how spaces are created that make bears feel warm and welcome. If you’d like to learn more about bears and bear bodies, follow @nikku_man on Twitter and if you’re beary interested in the podcast, follow @Lena_Mattheis and check out the @queerlitpodcast Instagram account.Places, people and concepts mentioned:McGlynn, Nick. "Bears in space: Geographies of a global community of big and hairy gay/bi/queer men." Geography Compass 15.2 (2021)Bearspace Findings Report and Community Report: https://blogs.brighton.ac.uk/ctsg/2022/02/02/bearspace-report/Ibaraki prefectureJudith Butler’s Gender Trouble“The Butch” with Amy Tooth-MurphyRachel Colls (Durham)Bodily topographiesMurray BartlettCritical WhitenessQueer as FolkCanal Street (Manchester)Questions you should be able to respond to after listening:1.What, generally speaking, is a bear?2.Why would Nick not describe ‘bear’ as an identity?3.Why is critical whiteness so important in queer studies and in fat studies?4.What are bodily topographies?5.Nick mentions Queer as Folk and the impact the show had on Canal Street in Manchester. Can you think of a series, film or novel that has transformed a geographical location or space?

Can you identify a bear with a fur-tive glance? Will a bearitone voice coax you out of hibernation? Join the cub! In this real-life (!) conversation, Dr Nick McGlynn (Brighton University) tells me all about bears -- generally speaking, a larger, hairier variety of queer men, who you may have seen flying the paw flag at your local pride event. Human geographer by trade, Nick has collected lots of ursome data on bear spaces in the UK and found that what makes them so unique are the geographies of fat bodies. We talk about fat, racialised and stigmatised queer bodies and -- I love this part -- how spaces are created that make bears feel warm and welcome. If you’d like to learn more about bears and bear bodies, follow @nikku_man on Twitter and if you’re beary interested in the podcast, follow @Lena_Mattheis and check out the @queerlitpodcast Instagram account. Places, people and concepts mentioned: McGlynn, Nick. "Bears in space: Geographies of a global community of big and hairy gay/bi/queer men." Geography Compass 15.2 (2021) Bearspace Findings Report and Community Report: <a href="https://blogs.brighton.ac.uk/ctsg/2022/02/02/bearspace-report/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://blogs.brighton.ac.uk/ctsg/2022/02/02/bearspace-report/</a> Ibaraki prefecture Judith Butler’s Gender Trouble “The Butch” with Amy Tooth-Murphy Rachel Colls (Durham) Bodily topographies Murray Bartlett Critical Whiteness Queer as Folk Canal Street (Manchester) Questions you should be able to respond to after listening: 1.What, generally speaking, is a bear? 2.Why would Nick not describe ‘bear’ as an identity? 3.Why is critical whiteness so important in queer studies and in fat studies? 4.What are bodily topographies? 5.Nick mentions Queer as Folk and the impact the show had on Canal Street in Manchester. Can you think of a series, film or novel that has transformed a geographical location or space?

"Bears and Fat GBQ Men" with Nick McGlynn (Meet the CTSG)

In the first podcast of 2020, Dr McGlynn of the School of Environment and Technology discusses his research into LGBTQ communities in rural and urban areas. ​Dr McGlynn also talks about his ongoing Bearspace project, cultural and social geography and his "high energy" teaching style.

In the first podcast of 2020, Dr McGlynn of the School of Environment and Technology discusses his research into LGBTQ communities in rural and urban areas. ​Dr McGlynn also talks about his ongoing Bearspace project, cultural and social geography and his "high energy" teaching style.

Catching up with Dr Nick McGlynn

Former Drake Bulldog and Missouri Valley Conference Defensive Player of the Year Nick McGlynn joins the show today to talk about his collegiate career, what his plans are post-college, and what he brings to the Iowa United. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Former Drake Bulldog and Missouri Valley Conference Defensive Player of the Year Nick McGlynn joins the show today to talk about his collegiate career, what his plans are post-college, and what he brings to the Iowa United. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Iowa United forward Nick McGlynn joins the show to talk about Drake, his pro basketball career, and playing in the TBT