I don't listen to podcasts, ever. Terrible way for me to process information. I can read so much faster + engage in my lifelong project to listen to as much music as possible at the same time. But I am happy to be on podcasts...
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Pennsylvania --- 1938-Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania Steel workers in front of CIO Headquarters. --- Image by © Bettmann/CORBIS I am super happy to be part of the new podcast on the history.
Anytime you invite me onto some sort of media thing, you know it's going to be a light-hearted time. In that spirit, as well as the Christmas spirit, I was.
You may not know the name James Jackson Toth, which is both a shame and kind of the point. Over the past twenty years, Toth has rendered his voluminous catalog of astonishing songs through various sobriquets including Wooden Wand, One Eleven Heavy and the mysterious...
I think we might need a post that isn't about how the whole world is going to hell – or even about how we should be encouraged by the breadth and.
As it so happens I've done two podcasts on my various books that were released yesterday. Since they are both about labor, it's perfect timing! First, is In the Past.
I was lucky enough to be on The Sound and the Furious Podcast last week, with scholars seeking to combine academia and pop culture in ways that reach out to a broad audience. The subject was "The Zombie White Working-Class: Representations of Class & Labor,"...
The main musical story in my life in the last couple of weeks is the discovery of Cocaine and Rhinestones, a podcast on the history of country music by the.
"The Jew Kaufman" appeared on an accidentally special all-Jew, Hanukkah episode of Graphic Policy's "Jonesing for Jessica" podcast with Brett, Elana, and another guest, Sarah Rasher. It was only supposed.
This episode is notable not only for Steven's barely contained rage, but because -- obviously -- is the last Game of Thrones podcast we'll be doing for nine months. Have no fear.