“People think it’s dangerous to say there’s more than one way of looking at cancer”
Melissa Etheridge talks about releasing her album on her own, her breast cancer survival, and the Twitter war it sparked with blogger Xeni Jardin.
Joel Keller
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Joel Keller is one of the co-founders of Antenna Free TV (https://antennafree.tv) and co-hosts the weekly AFT Podcast. A long time ago, he left a career rebooting servers to write about TV and other fun stuff (though his ulterior motive was to write off his cable on his income taxes). At the time, he was writing for the late, great site TV Squad, where he eventually became editor-in-chief. Since those heady days, he's written about TV and other topics for The New York Times, The A.V. Club, TheAtlantic.com, Fast Company's Co.Create, Vulture, Parade.com, Indiewire, and elsewhere. Follow him on Twitter: @joelkeller
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