The Pink Riot Comic Show is a live-streamed comic show and podcast that predominantly highlights Black , Indigenous, and other Creators of Color in the comic book, publishing, TV, and film industries. We interview amazing creators about their works, wax poetic about the media of our childhood, and discuss all works through a Black feminist lens. We go live on Youtube, Instagram, and Twitch every Thursday at 5pm PT/ 8pm ET and we publish our podcast the following Saturday mornings!
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I love all things SFF and sharing that love with the world! So I started Bri's Bookish and The B² Weird Bookclub to create a space for weirdos of every cultural background, to feel seen in magic, mystery, adventure, time and space.
"Expanding the universe one page at a time. Give me a rec' and I'll share one of mine!" - Bri
Keisha was born in Brooklyn, NY and raised by the weirdest quartet of individuals ever forced together for a common goal. She loves comic books, silence, movies, tv, musicals, philosophical discussions, and music. She is an HBCU alumnus (1854) and former educator in Philadelphia with over 10 years experience in the education system. When she’s not corralling her husband, kids, dog, and chickens, She’s active on Instagram, Bluesky, and Threads as @theblerdlibrary where she talks about all things QT+BIPOC speculative fiction in books and comics. She has also moderated panels for the Black Comic Book Festival and currently hosts a book club, Neon Moons, that
reads books and graphic novels written by marginalized folx.