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In the Media

Some places Broadcast Thought was featured in the media:

The New York Times – Article on Media Violence

PBS Interview on Not Guilty Due to Zombification Comic-Con International 2013 Panel

Wired.com – Psychological Issues in Superman from Man of Steel and Beyond

Time – Discussing How Television May Be Changing Perceptions of Mental Illness

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MSNBC – Discussing Media Violence in the Context of the Slaughter, Louisiana Shooting

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My Fox LA – Discussing Cheating by People in Positions of Power in the Context of Recent Political Scandals

The New York Times – Op-Ed on DC Comics’ Opportunity to Revamp Mental Health Depictions with its Relaunch

Huffington Post – on Broadcast Thought and Serial Murderers in the Batman universe

Wired.com – Lawyers and Psychiatrists Answer the Tough Questions in The Walking Dead

Fox.com – Broadcast Thought Examines Batman Villains

AOLNews.com – on Broadcast Thought and Comic Book Characters

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My Fox LA – Discussing Violence in the Context of the Christopher Dorner LAPD Shootings

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KFI AM640 – Bill Carroll Show – Discussing Violence in the Context of the Christopher Dorner LAPD Shootings

ABCNews.com – discussing an article about Darth Vader

Discover Science Not Fiction Blog – on our “Unlocking Arkham” panel at Comic-Con 2010

Huffington Post – Zombies May Not Be Legally Responsible for Eating Bra-a-a-ains

Wired.com – Inside the Minds of Gotham City’s ‘Crazy’ Serial Killers

Newsarama – Mental Health Depictions and DC Comics’ Opportunity with its Relaunch

Seattle Weekly – On Reactions to Real-Life Superheroes

Seattle Weekly – Real-Life Superheroes and Fictional Comic Heroes and Villains

Big Ten Network – Part of a Discussion on Frederic Wertham’s “Seduction of the Innocent”

Spike TV’s Comic-Con All Access Live (7/13/2012)

USA Today (7/21/2012) – On reflexively presuming mental illness is the cause of violence in the context of the Aurora, Colorado theater shootings

USA Today (7/22/2012) – On predicting mass shooters in the context of the Aurora, Colorado theater shootings

Promotional Excerpt from Diagram for Delinquents: Fredric Wertham and the Evolution of Comic Books by Robert A. Emmons, Jr. (7/9/2012)

CBS Minnesota– Jordana Green Show (7/19/2012) – starts at 21:36 – On trauma in the Batman character

CBS Minnesota– Jordana Green Show (7/20/2012) – starts at 13:38 – On coping with a tragedy in the context of the Aurora, Colorado theater shootings

Newsarama – The Voice of Fandom 2: Do Fans Even Know What They Want

Huffington Post Live (10/19/2012) – On the current usage of psychiatric medications in foster youth

Comic News Insider Episode 400! (5/2/2012)

British Medical Journal Podcast – Using Comic Characters to Educate the Public About Mental Illness

New Zealand Listener – Spree Killing, Mass Murder, and Mental Illness in the Wake of the Norway Shootings

Fanboy Comics – WonderCon 2012: Detecting Deviants in the Dark Knight: Profiling Gotham City’s Serial Killers

Eclipse Magazine – Broadcast Thought: Real Doctors Offering Fascinating ‘FanBoy’ Analyses

Comic News Insider Episode 284 – Psychiatry of Superheroes Part 1 (08/17/2010)

Comic News Insider Episode 288 – Psychiatry of Superheroes Part 2 (08/24/2010)

Associated Press (7/26/2012) – On the Aurora, Colorado theater shootings and potential impacts on the Batman mythology

Interview with Alan Kistler for “Crazy, Sexy Geeks” – part 1

Interview with Alan Kistler for “Crazy, Sexy Geeks” – part 2

Interview with “Jason Todd” fan website on “Transcending Trauma” at Comic-Con 2010

Entertainment Weekly’s EW.com – Comic-Con 2011 Must See

Sequart – Diagram for Delinquents Update #10: America’s Pastime (7/11/2011)

Interview with Scott Dill for NBC News

Interview for “Comic-Con Episode IV: A Fan’s Hope” – Morgan Spurlock Film

Entertainment Weekly’s PopWatch Blog Comic-Con 2009

Fox 2 and Entertainment Industries Council – “Picture This: Mental Health in Detroit” (11/21/2008) and publication on mental health, media, and action for the Detroit area community

Fox 11 and Entertainment Industries Council – “Picture This: Mental Health in Los Angeles” (01/30/2009) and publication on mental health, media, and action for the Los Angeles area community

Los Angeles Times (05/26/2011) – Interviewed about competence to stand trial and the insanity defense in the context of Jared Lee Loughner

The Times of Earth (02/09/2010) – Interviewed about the insanity defense and radical ideology in the wake of the Ft. Hood shootings