Research & Books
Scholarship in progress—and in print
A curated home for ongoing research threads, teaching resources, and book projects connected to Advanced TV Herstory. Check back for updates, calls for participation, and publication news.
What you’ll find here
This page tracks longer-term work that extends the podcast: research notes, bibliographies, conference talks, and book-length projects. When possible, each update links back to relevant episodes and essays so you can follow a topic across formats.
Current work
Research streams & resources
Selected areas of inquiry and practical resources for listeners, students, and fellow researchers.
Women’s labor in television industries
Notes and reading lists on creative labor, authorship, and production cultures—especially where women’s work is minimized, misattributed, or rendered invisible.
Television history & archival methods
Methodological posts on working with archives, trade press, oral histories, and ephemera—plus guidance on citations and source evaluation.
Genre, seriality, and cultural memory
Research updates on how genres evolve, how serial storytelling shapes publics, and how television becomes a site of cultural memory and debate.
Teaching materials & syllabi
Occasional share-outs of course modules, sample assignments, and recommended screenings—designed for adaptation in media studies classrooms.
Book projects
From episode ideas to chapters
Book-length work develops slowly and publicly here: short updates, working abstracts, and links to related listening and reading.
Visual archive
A rotating set of images that evoke the materials behind the work—libraries, notes, and the infrastructures of television production.
