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<\/figure>\n\n\n\nHannah graduated in 2015 with a degree in English and American Studies, as well as a minor in Media and Cultural Studies. Since graduation, Hannah has come to work on <\/span>several podcasts in various roles. She is the executive producer of <\/span>Witch, Please<\/span><\/a>, a Harry-Potter inspired podcast that uses the book series to teach critical theory in an accessible, fun way. As the executive producer, Hannah handles administrative tasks such as bookings and production meetings. She also ensures recordings\u2019 quality and edits each episode. <\/span><\/p>\n\n\n\n Hannah plays a slightly different role on another podcast, <\/span>Hot and Bothered<\/span><\/a>. This series discusses romance novels, and the latest season focuses on the famous English Department stalwart <\/span>Pride and Prejudice. <\/span><\/i>Every other week, Austen scholars read the novel aloud and discuss it! Hannah manages the show\u2019s Patreon page, and she works to monetize the show and broaden its reach. <\/span><\/p>\n\n\n\n Hannah also works on other shows like <\/span>The Real Question: Should I Quit?<\/span><\/i>, <\/span>nocrumbsleft Table Talks<\/span><\/i>, <\/span>Man Dog Pod<\/span><\/i>, and her own podcast, <\/span>Nina, Hannah and Emily in Paris<\/span><\/a> (with Mac ’14 alum Nina Slesinger). While at Mac, she worked as a podcast producer in the three departments she was involved in, and she was influenced by Mac classes on Austen, queer aesthetics, and critical race theory. She values being able to combine her academic background with creative work in podcasting, and she never could have done it without professors like Lesley Goodman, Leola Johnson, Casey Jarrin, Marlon James, Duchess Harris, Daylanne English and James Dawes, just to name a few!<\/span><\/p>\n\n\n\n