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Category Archives: podcasts
How I find and listen to music in 2025
Today I’ve been thinking about listening to music, because I wasn’t doing so. This Saturday morning I did a bunch of tasks with some audio accompaniment: read news, biked three miles to the gym, lifted weights, biked back, gave the … Continue reading
Podcasts I’m listening to in late 2024
After a series of heavy posts I thought I’d offer a gentler, more entertaining one for the weekend. Here I’ll introduce the podcasts I’m currently listening to. (taps mic). Wow, I haven’t done one of these posts since 2021. In … Continue reading
News from me: two media updates
Greetings from a very harried May. There’s a lot going on here – too much, really. I finished my spring class and am now redesigning and reorganizing fall seminars. In other tabs, I’m working on the new book. Producing the … Continue reading
I’m interviewed for an Inside Higher Ed podcast
Last week Inside Higher Ed interviewed me for their podcast, The Key. Doug Lederman, a fine host, began by asking me about futures thinking, so I offered a quick intro to the profession. Next, we discuss how the pandemic changed … Continue reading
Podcasts I’m listening to in November 2021
What podcasts are good to listen to these days? I’ve been listening to podcasts since their first wave, even before Ben Hammersley coined the term way back in 2004. Now, during their second wave, this golden age of podcasts, when … Continue reading
Some podcasts I’m listening to in January 2021
What podcasts are good to listen to? I’ve been listening to podcasts since their first wave, after the term was coined in 2004. Now, during their second wave, this golden age of podcasts, I like to learn about interesting programs … Continue reading
Reflecting on higher ed in the pandemic
As higher education continues to grapple with COVID-19 I’ve been talking with various kind interviewers. It’s a good way for me to think through my analyses. Here are two. First, Howard Teibel and a colleague talked with me on his … Continue reading
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
