Theory of X

Theory of X uses pop culture to exemplify, explain, and explore an idea that might seem merely academic, boringly abstract, or potentially politically explosive in a fun, engaging way. Each episode of Theory of X discusses a broad topic – a cultural, theoretical, or social phenomenon (like, say, “Feminism,” “Marxism,” or “Social Media”) in relation to superhero comics, genre television, or a favorite movie series.

Theory of X is a leisure podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 4 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Theory of X, a leisure show with 4 episodes published.

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  Episode #4

  TOX.1.4 - Donna Troy and Love with Phil Jimenez

  May 30, 20263h 21mS0

  <p>I explain Eisner Award-winning creator, Phil Jimenez's, most defining work (Wonder Woman, Amazonia) to him, and he responds politely. </p><p>As a bonus, we talk about Wonder Woman and Faith; behind the scenes tea on DC's blockbuster Y2K mini-series, Infinite Crisis, and some of the motivations behind Phil's defining runs on Wonder Woman, Tempest, and JLA/Titans. We even dish on the industry politics of DC's Absolute Titles.  </p>

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  Episode #4

  TOX.1.4 - Donna Troy and Love with Phil Jimenez

  May 30, 20263h 21m

  I explain Eisner Award-winning creator, Phil Jimenez's, most defining work (Wonder Woman, Amazonia) to him, and he responds politely. As a bonus, we talk about Wonder Woman and Faith; behind the scenes tea on DC's blockbuster Y2K mini-series, Infinite Crisis, and some of the motivations behind Phil's defining runs on Wonder Woman, Tempest, and JLA/Titans. We even dish on the industry politics of DC's Absolute Titles.

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  Episode #3

  TOX.1.3 - X-Men's Rogue and Reparative Justice with J. Andrew Deman

  Mar 22, 20261h 56mS0

  <p>Eisner Award-winning researcher (The Claremont Run: Subverting Gender in the X-Men) and the mastermind behind my absolute favorite Twitter/X account, @ClaremontRun, Andrew Deman joins the show to discuss the X-Woman closest to my heart, Rogue, as a case study in reparative justice, the idea that law should seek to repair the damage wrought by crime and systemic injustice not only through restitution and compensation for victims but also rehabilitation of bad actors. </p>

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  Episode #3

  TOX.1.3 - X-Men's Rogue and Reparative Justice with J. Andrew Deman

  Mar 22, 20261h 56m

  Eisner Award-winning researcher ( The Claremont Run: Subverting Gender in the X-Men ) and the mastermind behind my absolute favorite Twitter/X account, @ClaremontRun, Andrew Deman joins the show to discuss the X-Woman closest to my heart, Rogue, as a case study in reparative justice, the idea that law should seek to repair the damage wrought by crime and systemic injustice not only through restitution and compensation for victims but also rehabilitation of bad actors.

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  Episode #2

  TOX.1.2 - X-Men's The Dark Phoenix Saga and BDSM with Monica Geraffo

  Jan 9, 20262h 55mS0

  <p>Today's episode discussing the greatest X-Men story of all time, the Dark Phoenix Saga, and BDSM features my brilliant mentee, Monica Geraffo. Monica is something a renaissance woman - a fashion professional, co-host of the VoxPopCast, and PhD Candidate in Theatre and Performance Studies - so her thoughts are layered, scintillating, and unapologetically MATERIALIST. Her fetish is for what you can touch, build, and construct: Jean Grey's dominatrix gear as the Black Queen, Storm's leather jacket as leader of the Morlocks, the Hellfire Club's period costumery at their 5th avenue soiree. We come to find midway through the pod...

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