Jeffrey McCune's guest appearances

Jeffrey McCune

The Critical Lede

Spemma: The Homo Sapien Podcast

FULL CITY PODCAST with Jason Wilson

Donna Haraway

Andrew Parker

Tony Adams

Liza Johnson

Sharon Holland

Jeff Bennett

Riley Snorton

Lauren Berlant

Peter Stearns

Hanna Rosin

G.W. Bush

Sarah Schulman

Kendall Phillips

Jane Ward

Jack Halberstam

OwlTail

Music Credits:0:50 Recited lyrics from "Can't Knock the Hustle" Jay-Z, 1996, Album Reasonable Doubt6:15 "Beat 5" Kanye West, 1997, Unreleased Beat Tape Demo11:00 "Story of O.J." Instrumental, Jay-Z, 2017, Album 4:4415:05 "Brighter Days" Cajmere ft. Dajae (Underground Goodies Mix), 1992, 12" single22:32 "Beat 4" Kanye West, 1997, Unreleased Beat Tape Demo26:30 "Walk With Me" Arc Choir, 1996, Album Walk With Me36:50 "Every N*gga Is A Star" Boardmemberz, 2018, Hip Hop &amp; Rap Beat Tape Vol. 142:10 "Calligraphy" Yussef Kamaal, 2016, Album Black Focus46:50 "Twice" Instrumental, Little Dragon, 2007, Album Little Dragon48:38 "Father Stretch My Hands" Pastor T.L. Barrett, 1976, Album Do Not Pass Me ByDr. McCune's Book Sexual Discretion: Black Masculinity and the Politics of Passing: Jeffrey Q. McCune Jr.: Chicago Press, 2014https://read.amazon.com/kp/embed?asin=B00I6CBSAK&amp;preview=newtab&amp;linkCode=kpe&amp;ref_=cm_sw_r_kb_dp_3PBJDb8MX39HT

Music Credits:<ul><li>0:50 Recited lyrics from "Can't Knock the Hustle" Jay-Z, 1996, Album Reasonable Doubt</li><li>6:15 "Beat 5" Kanye West, 1997, Unreleased Beat Tape Demo</li><li>11:00 "Story of O.J." Instrumental, Jay-Z, 2017, Album 4:44</li><li>15:05 "Brighter Days" Cajmere ft. Dajae (Underground Goodies Mix), 1992, 12" single</li><li>22:32 "Beat 4" Kanye West, 1997, Unreleased Beat Tape Demo</li><li>26:30 "Walk With Me" Arc Choir, 1996, Album Walk With Me</li><li>36:50 "Every N*gga Is A Star" Boardmemberz, 2018, Hip Hop &amp; Rap Beat Tape Vol. 1</li><li>42:10 "Calligraphy" Yussef Kamaal, 2016, Album Black Focus</li><li>46:50 "Twice" Instrumental, Little Dragon, 2007, Album Little Dragon</li><li>48:38 "Father Stretch My Hands" Pastor T.L. Barrett, 1976, Album Do Not Pass Me By</li></ul>Dr. McCune's Book Sexual Discretion: Black Masculinity and the Politics of Passing: Jeffrey Q. McCune Jr.: Chicago Press, 2014<a href="https://read.amazon.com/kp/embed?asin=B00I6CBSAK&amp;preview=newtab&amp;linkCode=kpe&amp;ref_=cm_sw_r_kb_dp_3PBJDb8MX39HT" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://read.amazon.com/kp/embed?asin=B00I6CBSAK&amp;preview=newtab&amp;linkCode=kpe&amp;ref_=cm_sw_r_kb_dp_3PBJDb8MX39HT</a>

BLAKGNUS:  Jeffrey McCune, PhD Washington University Assoc. Professor, Author, Public Speaker

This week Spemma sat down with their former faculty fellow Professor Jeffrey McCune. Professor McCune lives in Umrath House on the South 40 and taught Sparkle last semester in his class focusing on Sparkle's favorite topic, Kanye West. Professor McCune recounts growing up in the South side of Chicago, being a "big fish in a small pond" throughout his college years, and joining a queer affinity group which he can't remember the name of. He offers just a few of his thoughts on Kanye West, corporal punishment, cancel culture, the "46-1" President of the United States, and why all homo sapiens need to do away with the concept of "the human". In summary, Sparkle still loves Kanye, Professor McCune hates grades, and Emma idolizes Puff the Magic Dragon. Let the record show Professor McCune was the first one to swear on the air and that he takes the crown as Emma's favorite guest she has ever had the privilege of interviewing.Spemma: The Homo Sapien Podcast is proudly supported by RIZE Media WashU's premiere independent Black magazine run by Efua Osei. Their latest issue is available at https://issuu.com/rizenews/docs/rizerize 

This week Spemma sat down with their former faculty fellow Professor Jeffrey McCune. Professor McCune lives in Umrath House on the South 40 and taught Sparkle last semester in his class focusing on Sparkle's favorite topic, Kanye West. Professor McCune recounts growing up in the South side of Chicago, being a "big fish in a small pond" throughout his college years, and joining a queer affinity group which he can't remember the name of. He offers just a few of his thoughts on Kanye West, corporal punishment, cancel culture, the "46-1" President of the United States, and why all homo sapiens need to do away with the concept of "the human". In summary, Sparkle still loves Kanye, Professor McCune hates grades, and Emma idolizes Puff the Magic Dragon. Let the record show Professor McCune was the first one to swear on the air and that he takes the crown as Emma's favorite guest she has ever had the privilege of interviewing. Spemma: The Homo Sapien Podcast is proudly supported by RIZE Media WashU's premiere independent Black magazine run by Efua Osei. Their latest issue is available at <a href="https://issuu.com/rizenews/docs/rizerize" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://issuu.com/rizenews/docs/rizerize</a>

Spemma 202: Jeffrey McCune

Discussion/Review of Jeffrey McCune's Sexual Discretion: Black Masculinity and the Politics of Passing

Discussion/Review of Jeffrey McCune’s Sexual Discretion: Black Masculinity and the Politics of Passing