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Sticks and stones may break your bones, but words... can really hurt you. Join Dr. Sørina Higgins and guests to think about the powers and limits of language. Are words magical? Can they actually effect change? Why do people weaponize them? Can we shift our use of public rhetoric? What have great authors believed about the relationship between writing and the divine? How can you become a more powerful and effective writer?
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Aktualisierungshäufigkeit:
semiweekly
Durchschnittliche Audiolänge:
51 minutes
Gastinterviews
Englisch
Vereinigte Staaten
69 Folgen
seit 5. Oktober 2025
episodic
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*Is a Hotdog a Sandwich? A Collaborative Conversation!* Ben Slivka and Kevin Hensler joined me for a practice session so they could get used to the Rogerian format, and they debated definitions and cultural traditions related to sandwiches and whether hotdogs fit those descriptions and uses. Here's…
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FRÜHERE EPISODEN 🔗
Don't miss Holly & Michael's practice session, in which they debate the best order for putting on one's socks and shoes.
Here’s the fourth of our Rogerian dialogues between two people who passionately disagree! Today, we talk about economics, history, property, and labor. Holly Berkley Fletche…
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*Sock and Shoe Order of Operations: A Collaborative Conversation!* Michael Hitchcock and Holly Berkley Fletcher joined me for a practice session so they could get used to the Rogerian format, and they debated what's the right order in which to put on your footwear. Here's the first five minutes of …
Don't miss Slim & Stewart’s practice session, in which they debate who is the best superhero: Batman or Nightcrawler.
Here’s the third of our Rogerian dialogues between two people who passionately disagree! Today, we talk about immigration law, ICE activity, deportation, and detention. Slim be…
*Batman vs. Nightcrawler: A Collaborative Conversation!* English Professor Stewart Riley and Pastor Slim Thompson joined me for a practice session so they could get used to the Rogerian format, and they debated who is the best superhero: Batman or Nightcrawler (they’re obviously both wrong: the cor…
Don't miss Kelly & Chris's practice session, in which they debate which is the best science-fiction franchise: Star Wars or Star Trek.
Here’s the second of our Rogerian dialogues between two people who passionately disagree! Today, we talk about sex, gender, and identity. Chris holds a tradit…
*Star Wars vs. Star Trek: A Collaborative Conversation!*
Fellow English PhDs Kelly and Chris joined me for a practice session so they could get used to the Rogerian format, and they debated which is the best science-fiction franchise: Star Wars or Star Trek (they’re obviously both wrong: the corre…
Here’s the first of our Rogerian dialogues between two people who passionately disagree! Dr. Jennifer Steele, a professor of Education, Public Administration, and Policy, sees great potential in Large Language Models to reveal and assist enormous potential for productivity and creativity, even in g…
*Soup vs Cereal: A Collaborative Conversation!*
Dr. Jennifer Steele and Dr. Ben Utter joined me for a practice session so they could get used to the Rogerian format, and they debated whether or not cereal is a soup. Here's the first five minutes of that conversation. If you want to view the rest o…
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