
Category: oral history of the blogosphere

Yesterday afternoon Mickey Kaus graciously joined Scott and me to discuss his role in the early history of the Blogosphere. We talked about: How one defines the Golden Age of the Blogosphere The origi
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

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 our latest venture into the history of the blogosphere Scott and I spoke with Tedra Osell, the Fabulous Dr. B. Befitting a blog that occupied space in the academic, feminist, and political blogosph

In the second episode of our Oral History of the Blogosphere series, Dan Nexon and I interview Dan Drezner, formerly the proprietor of a blogspot blog of some note. We talk about the decision to begin
We have started a new podcast project that I have been contemplating for some time. The idea is to create an oral history of the late, lamented blogosphere by doing as many interviews as possible with
- Florida in the Midwest
- LGM Film Club, Part 360: The Seventh Seal
- Images from American History, Part 43
- The elite liberal(ish) case for invading Iraq
- Send lawyers guns and money
- Wilhoit’s Law is a Harsh Mistress
- Use the Tools You Have for Power
- French Retirement Age Protests
- Which Race Suffered Under Jim Crow? Ehhh….Let’s Not Bother With Such Questions
- Iraq Revisited Part I