Welcome to the first episode of our elemental series, water! We take a cautious dive into coral reefs, perversion, blasted seascapes, and alllll the biopolitical nuance of being called fish. Cricket breaks open the queer ecological theory of perversion where the binary of pristine vs. blasted somehow brings us all the way back to Spongebob Squarepants. Ashton is all about the fish-- we are fish, we were fish, and we will always be.... fish. This episode is packed with sexual innuendos and strange metaphors that we know ya'll will definitely enjoy for an hour and a half.
Main show starts at: 15:30
Works Cited
Carson, Rachel. The Sea Around Us. Oxford University Press, 1951.
Key Terms: Passability Politics, Blue Humanities, Blasted Seascapes, Governance, Disturbance Regime, Anthropocene, Biopolitic
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