How does a superhero deal with loss?  Do we get to create a perfect world on behalf of someone else? Is a utopia for one always a utopia for all? Today on the show we’re talking to utopian scholar, community organiser and unashamed superhero fan, Ibtisam Ahmed about the big questions in Marvel’s WandaVision. 
Expect explorations of grief, queer childhood and a whole lot of Beth not knowing much about the Marvel universe. 
**Caution** Big spoilers from around 38 minutes.
Links we chatted about
<a href='https://www.imaginingtheimpossible.com/post/wiccan-and-hulkling-queer-and-immigrant-utopia-in-young-avengers'>Wiccan and Hulkling: Queer and Immigrant Utopia in Young Avengers, Ibtisam Ahmed</a>
Credits
Produced by: Beth Watson
Edited by: Beth Watson
Music by: <a href='https://open.spotify.com/artist/3ea8Kst45XuY4EdeD6OVFo'>Iora</a>
Find us on the interweb
Ibtisam Ahmed @ibzor
Beth Watson: @b.wott on Instagram & @bwatson19 on Twitter 
The TV that Changed Me: @tvchangedme on Instagram & @tvchangedmepod on Twitter

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