[The most significant part of my work this fall was the launch of my first public scholarly podcast, The Celestials’ Last Game: Baseball, Bigotry, and the Battle for America. A lot of factors helped make that work possible, so for my annual Thanksgiving series I wanted to express my gratitude to a handful of them!]
As I
mentioned in yesterday’s post, I’ve had the chance to appear on quite a few
podcasts over the last few years, including the ones highlighted
in this list among others. That meant I had a ton of great models for how
to make the most of the medium, which was one vital way that my peer podcasters
helped me immeasurably in creating my own. But I also had the chance to talk
about my podcast on a couple of those excellent examples of the genre: Liam
Heffernan’s America: A History and Kelly Pollock’s Unsung
History (my second time
on that great podcast). Starting an entirely new type of project can be a very
daunting endeavor, and I’m so grateful to have had such inspiring models and
supportive peers at every step of the process.
Next
thanks tomorrow,
Ben
PS. I’d be
thankful if you’d check out the podcast and let me know your thoughts!
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