Going Public: Reimagining the PhD

Por: The Simpson Center for the Humanities
Welcome to Going Public, a podcast dedicated to exploring public scholarship and publicly-engaged teaching in the humanities. Since 2015, two successive Andrew W. Mellon funded grant initiatives under the name "Reimagining the Humanities PhD and Reaching New Publics: Catalyzing Collaboration" have supported public scholars at the University of Washington. The episodes of Going Public consist of interviews with Mellon-supported public scholars after they have launched their projects or taught their public-facing seminars. Explore the seminars and projects at: www.simpsoncenter.org/goingpublic
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Latest episodes of the podcast Going Public: Reimagining the PhD

Ep. 20: Alexander Nehamas on ““Only in the Contemplation of Beauty Is Human Life Worth Living” (2005 Katz Distinguished Lecture) 01/06/2024
Ep. 19: Robin D.G. Kelley on “When Africa Was ‘The Thing’: Modern Jazz in Revolutionary Times” (2010 Katz Distinguished Lecture) 01/05/2024
Ep. 18: Shu-Mei Shih on “From World History to World Art: Reflections on New Geographies of Feminist Art in Asia” (2012 Katz Distinguished Lecture) 01/04/2024
Ep. 17: Catherine Cole on “Performance and the Afterlives of Injustice in South Africa” (2022 Katz Distinguished Lecture) 29/02/2024
Ep. 16: Ato Quayson on “Disputatiousness and Unruly Affective Economies: From the Greeks to Chinua Achebe” (2022 Katz Distinguished Lecture) 31/01/2024
Ep. 15: Romila Thapar on “Interpretations of Early Indian History” (2005 Katz Distinguished Lecture) 01/01/2024
Ep. 14: Richard Salomon on “In Search of the Words of the Buddha” (2006 Katz Distinguished Lecture) 01/12/2023
Ep. 13: Charles Johnson on “Whole Sight: The Intersection of Culture, Faith, and the Imagination” (2007 Katz Distinguished Lecture) 01/11/2023
Special Episode: The Call in the Limitless Space II 18/09/2023
Ep. 12: Wendy Brown on “Porous Sovereignty, Walled Democracy” (2008 Katz Distinguished Lecture) 08/08/2023
Ep. 11: Stephen Groening, "Now That I’ve Had Three Sips of a Beer: Graduate Education and the Formation of Publics" 29/05/2023
Ep. 10: Sara Goering on "Good Public Philosophy: Interdependence, Education, and Ethics" 28/04/2023
Ep. 9: Amanda Doxtater on “Sustaining Relationships: Community Partners, Film Festivals, and Flexible Pedagogy” 30/03/2023
Ep. 8: Regina Lee on "The Body Exists Online: Feminist Pedagogy and Digital Project Creation" 26/02/2023
Ep. 7: Leigh Mercer on "We Need to Be Listening to Graduate Students: Public Scholarship, Film Festivals, and Pedagogy" 27/01/2023
Ep. 6: Julian Barr on “Politics of Memory: Digital Humanities and Queer Seattle” 29/12/2022
Ep. 5: Jesse Oak Taylor on "Dwelling Critically: Ecocriticism and Public-Facing Writing" 28/11/2022
Ep. 4: Janice Moskalik on "The Questions We Keep Coming Back To: Pedagogy and Philosophy for Children" 28/10/2022
Ep. 3: Colin Marshall and Ian Schnee on “Philosophers Are Very Trained at Tuning Things Out: Philosophy and Its Publics” 28/09/2022
Ep. 2: C. R. Grimmer on “Not Just Wishful Thinking: Public Scholarship and Activism” 28/09/2022
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