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Category Archives: interviews
I discuss Academia Next on Trending in Education
The media tour for my new book continues! Last week the Trending in Education podcast was kind enough to host me. Mike Palmer and I had a wide-ranging conversation, touching on adjuncts, pedagogy, technology, disruption, and some of my scenarios. … Continue reading
In the media for Academia Next
Since Academia Next came out (Johns Hopkins University Press) (Amazon) I’ve lucked into a bunch of media appearances. It’s excellent to get the word out about the book, of course, but I also love the conversational aspect. It helps me … Continue reading
Discussing the future of higher ed with Bonni Stachowiak, a podcaster who knows the web
Last month (year) (decade!) I was fortunate enough to be interviewed by Bonni Stachowiak. We talked about all kinds of stuff, from Academia Next to information history and teaching. Bonnie’s podcast, Teaching in Higher Ed, is fine listening for anyone interested … Continue reading
Talking about futurism as a career
This week I had the good fortune to be interviewed by Brian Nelson for his Way of the Futurist podcast. Our focus was on the futures or forecasting profession: how we got into it, how we make it work. buy … Continue reading
Talking higher education on the Disruptors podcast
A few weeks ago I was interviewed on the Disruptors podcast, and the show just went live. Matt Ward took us on a whirlwind tour through administrative growth, adjunctification, why higher ed is expensive, the Bennet hypothesis, too many students, … Continue reading
On futures, education, life, and business: I’m interviewed by the Geyser
This week I was interviewed by The Geyser, Kent Anderson‘s newsletter about information and education. I appreciated the questions and enjoyed Kent’s focus. As he put it, we explored “From adopting a subscription model to ensuring heterogenous conversations.” What follows … Continue reading
I am profiled as an ax-wielding futurist
Ozy magazine just ran a profile of me. It’s a generous article, covering my career, my current research, and also my homesteading. You can see that combination in the opening image/title (photo by my wife, Ceredwyn): George Lorenzo did a tremendous … Continue reading
Futures, educations, novels, dystopia and utopia
The Moonshot.edu program interviewed me about the future of education. Show creator and host Bernard Bull was a fantastic host, offering thoughtful questions and a fine sense of humor. In the podcast we speak of the futures profession, both my … Continue reading
One campus imagines its future: the Georgia Tech plan
How might universities reinvent themselves for the 21st century? Georgia Tech recently released an ambitious plan for its future development (pdf), and Jeff Selingo shared his observations at the Washington Post. He interviewed me for my reactions, so you can … Continue reading
“Here’s How Higher Education Dies”: I am interviewed in the Atlantic
This week I returned to the Atlantic Monthly, courtesy of an interview with the staggeringly metal headline: Here’s How Higher Education Dies Many thanks to Adam Harris for good questions and much patience. Adam focused on the question of peak … Continue reading
