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English
United States
8 episodes
since April 20, 2022
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In this episode, I interview Dr. Hannah Apert-Abrams about her transition from completing a PhD in comparative literature to being a program specialist at the National Endowment for the Humanities. We talk about how awesome librarians and archivists are, the benefits of seeing humanities as a colle…

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In this episode, I interview Rachel Taylor about her past research studying trance/possession rituals in African Diaspora religions and neo-paganism and Heathenry and her current career as a  senior principle organizational change consultant at Collaborative Solutions (which, by the way, is hiring;…
In this episode, I interview Dr. Stuart Theobald, chairman of the financial research and consulting firm Intellidex, about the value he sees in a philosophy PhD, and the challenges of working while in graduate school.You can email the podcast here:  offcampuspod@gmail.comAlso on Twitter: @OffCampus…
In this episode, I interview A Zhu about her transition from graduate school in communications to working as an administrator in higher ed. We share our experiences with heavy workload, vague expectations, blurry work-life lines, lack of positive reinforcement, the feeling of inefficacy... and the …
In this episode, I interview Bethany Parsons, a classicist working to improve diversity, equality, and inclusion on the college campus.You can email the podcast here:  offcampuspod@gmail.comAlso on Twitter: @OffCampusPhDsMusic credit: Robert John - Changes
In this episode, I interviewed Dr. Neal Hebert, a theater historian-turned-high school teacher.You can email the podcast here:  offcampuspod@gmail.comAlso on Twitter: @OffCampusPhDsMusic credit: Robert John - Changes
In this episode, I interview Dr. Nathan Fulton, a philosopher-turned-semantic architect currently working at Indeed.com.Books mentioned in the podcast: Heather Hedden: The Accidental Taxonomist Dean Allemang & James Hendler: Semantic Web for the Working Ontologist Panos Alexopoulos: Semantic M…
In this episode, I interviewed Dr. Polo Camacho, a philosopher and bioethicist currently working as a Program Manager and Health Ethics Education Promoter at the Center for Practical Bioethics in Kansas City.You can find Dr. Camacho here: https://www.practicalbioethics.org/polo-camacho/You can emai…
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