[For this year’s Valentine’s Day series, I wanted to highlight some of the wonderful podcasts on which I’ve been honored to be interviewed. Leading up to a weekend post highlighting a handful of other great podcasts—share ones you love as well, please!]
If my experience
with podcasts after that initial No Jargon conversation was for the next few
years a bit of a gradual development, over the last year and a half I’ve had
the chance to connect with a lot more, talking in particular about my most
recent book Of
Thee I Sing. That’s mostly because I’ve worked hard to make such
connections, but it’s also because a ton of great new public scholarly podcasts
have emerged in recent years. One of my favorites is journalist Evan Axelbank’s
Axelbank
Reports History and Today, on episode 13 of which I
appeared in the fall of 2020. Evan is a true champion of public scholarly work
and voices, and uses his podcast to share and promote such writing, while (as
his title suggests) consistently connecting it to our contemporary moment and
issues. I love both those goals!
Next podcast
tomorrow,
Ben
PS. Podcasts you
love?
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