For the latest LGM podcast, I had the honor of speaking to Karma Chávez, department chair of the Department of Mexican American and Latino/a Studies at the University of Texas-Austin and long time al
On our latest episode of the Oral History of the Blogosphere, Pulitzer prize winner Joe Sonka of the Louisville Courier-Journal joined me to chronicle the gone-but-only-mostly-forgotten Bluegrass Blog
In the latest episode of the Oral History of the Blogosphere, Rob and I speak with Lauren Bruce, founder and contributor to Feministe. This was a really enjoyable interview, not least because Lauren i
After a hiatus of a few months we are returning to our Oral History of the Blogosphere series. On the latest episode Dan and I interview Brad DeLong, who has been around the blogosphere since before t
On the latest LGM podcast, Cheryl, Dan, and myself discuss the latest news from Ukraine. We touch on recent events, delve into the question of the expansion of the NATO alliance to Finland and Sweden
For the latest LGM podcast, I spoke with Adam Sowards of the University of Idaho about his new book, Making America’s Public Lands: The Contested History of Conservation on Federal Lands. We had a g
Paul and I did an emergency podcast about the leak of the Alito draft opinion and the imminent overruling of Roe v. Wade. Topics include: The craft (and lack thereof) of Supreme Court opinions Who lea
During the second round of the NFL draft on Friday, Lemieux, Farley, and I got together to pod about both the draft and how we see the season developing. Who will the next Bengals be? Nostrafarley was