Podcast #250 – “Four Paths, One Impossible Dream,” Part I
This time, we present the first episode in a special six-part miniseries that follows four authors on their biographical path. We spent the last eight months of 2025 with comedian Sara Benincasa who is tackling Abraham Lincoln; professor Kate Culkin is publishing a book about Ralph Waldo Emerson’s …
Podcast #251 – “Four Paths, One Impossible Dream,” Part II: The Work
In the second episode of our special six-part miniseries, the authors share updates on their research and writing. “Four Paths, One Impossible Dream” follows four authors navigating the challenges of writing biography. Over eight months in 2025, BIO Podcast producer Jenny Skoog spoke with comedian …
Podcast #252 – “Four Paths, One Impossible Dream,” Part III: The Business of Biography
The third episode of our six-part miniseries goes behind the scenes of biography’s business realities — the contracts, proposals, and market pressures authors navigate to get their books published. “Four Paths, One Impossible Dream” follows four authors navigating the challenges of writing biograph…
Podcast #253 – “Four Paths, One Impossible Dream,” Part IV: Challenging the Canon
In this fourth episode of our six-part miniseries, Sara finds out that President Lincoln presided over the largest mass execution on American soil, and she wants to know why nobody taught her that. Kevin has a death certificate that answers a question other scholars keep pretending is a mystery. Ka…
Podcast #254 – “Four Paths, One Impossible Dream,” Part V: Community and Solitude
Sara offers her advice to anyone writing their first book: get a therapist and take a walk. Kate cut a story she loved — about two sisters fighting over politics in 1880 — because it didn’t belong. Kevin is in a race he didn’t sign up for, and Katie Rose is asked if she’s ever thought about quittin…
Podcast #255 – “Four Paths, One Impossible Dream,” Part VI: Still Writing
In this final episode of our six-part miniseries, we’re in January 2026. Kate’s already researching her next book, and it turns out it connects everything she’s ever written. Kevin has one goal: to finish first. Katie Rose has a draft proposal, three kids under five, and no intention of stopping. A…
Podcast #262 – Steven C. Bowie
Concerto for Cootie: The Life and Times of Cootie Williams, published by the University of Mississippi Press in October 2025, is this author’s exploration of the legendary trumpeter and longtime member of the Duke Ellington big band. A curator and host of the Duke Ellington-themed podcast Ellington…
Celebration of Pauli Murray - 1 July 2026
Celebration of Pauli Murray - 1 July 2026. In collaboration with the American LGBTQ+ Museum, Dean Winnie Varghese was in discussion with Dr. Sarah Azaransky, The Reverend Canon Dr. Kelly Brown Douglas, and Dr. Kevin McGruder.
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Celebrating Rev. Dr. Pauli Murray
Hear amazing tales of the binary-defying civil rights activist, labor organizer, lawyer, author and first Black woman Episcopal priest the Rev. Dr. Pauli Murray. In the news, marriage equality is outlawed in Senegal, there’s no port for the gay Scarlet Lady cruise ship in Egypt either, and New Hamp…
Kevin McGruder commemorating the Harlem Renaissance
I recently had the pleasure of interviewing Harvard alumnus Kevin McGruder for my podcast, Black Artistry: Inspiration Recrafted, the series where I chat with Black artists and academics about a piece of art that has inspired them, before exploring their own work and interests.
Kevin has a degree f…
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