This week I talk to Dr. Lisa Fuller about bio-ethics and political philosophy.
Radio Free Radicals #1: The Music Industry (w/ David Arditi)
On the first episode, Dr. Andy Wilczak talks to David Arditi. David is an associate professor of sociology at the University of Texas at Arlington where he also serves as Director of the Center for Theory. He is author of Getting Signed: Record Contracts, Musicians, and Power in Society; iTake-Over: The Recording Industry in the Streaming Era and co-editor of The Dialectic of Digital Culture. He also serves as editor of the open access journal Fast Capitalism.
E51: Teaching and Scholarship in the Pandemic (part 4 of 4) (w/ Dr. Letisha Brown, Dr. Jaclyn Schildkraut, Dr. Benjamin Dowd-Arrow, & Dr. Cameron Herman)
To commemorate the one year anniversary of the podcast, for the next month we’ll be talking to scholars about how the past several months have shaped them as we start the new semester. Several of our guests do have tenure, but these times dictate amplifying as many voices as possible. These episodes will be part of a larger project, title TBD, bringing scholars together to discuss issues facing the profession.
E50: Teaching and Scholarship in the Pandemic (part 3 of 4) (w/ Dr. Shelly Clevenger, Dr. Katie Durante, Dr. Bree Boppre, Dr. Jordan Laney, Dr. Reveka Shteynberg & Dr. Marilyn Grell-Brisk)
To commemorate the one year anniversary of the podcast, for the next month we’ll be talking to scholars about how the past several months have shaped them as we start the new semester. Several of our guests do have tenure, but these times dictate amplifying as many voices as possible. These episodes will be part of a larger project, title TBD, bringing scholars together to discuss issues facing the profession.
E49: Teaching and Scholarship in the Pandemic (part 2 of 4) (w/ Alisha Kirchoff, Dr. Jane Palmer, Dr. Sarah Daly & Dustin Gann)
To commemorate the one year anniversary of the podcast, for the next month we’ll be talking to scholars about how the past several months have shaped them as we start the new semester. Several of our guests do have tenure, but these times dictate amplifying as many voices as possible. These episodes will be part of a larger project, title TBD, bringing scholars together to discuss issues facing the profession.
E47: Sassafrass and Human Flesh(?!) (w/ Dr. Clare Griffin)
This week I talk to Dr. Clare Griffin from Nazerbayev University about her research on and teaching of the history of science. We talk early Russo-American conflict during the colonial era and the history of European cannibalism.
E46: D&D in the Classroom (w/ Maryanne Cullinan & Matt Kuehl)
This week I talk with Maryanne Cullinan and Matt Kuehl about their experiences starting D&D groups in school and the ways they utilize the game with their students.
E45: How Teachers Teach (w/ Dr. Kelly Lane)
This week I talk with Dr. Kelly Lane about her research on teaching STEM and biology.
E44: Juvenile Delinquency and Phones (w/ Michelle Lyttle Storrod)
This week I talk with Michelle Lyttle Storrod, PhD candidate at Rutgers-Camden, about her research on juvenile delinquency, social media and phones.
E43: Infidelity and Gender (w/ Dr. Alicia Walker)
This week I talk with Dr. Alicia Walker about her research on gender differences in infidelity.