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English
United States
3 episodes
since Feb. 12, 2021
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Why do certain songs become popular? How do chart-topping hits reflect what's happening in society? And when did "pop music" get such a bad rap? In this episode, Visiting Assistant Professor John Freyermuth discusses his Wintersession course, Pop Music in the USA, which covers the hi…

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Memes have become an ever-present part of our online experience, but when did they become popular — and why? In his episode, Professor Hugh Manon discusses his course, Meme Culture & Comedy Theory, explaining what causes certain memes to go viral and how they've evolved into such an intere…
Former Adidas executive-turned-professor Lawrence Norman '94, MBA '95, is helping students build the public speaking and presentation skills that they need to thrive in the workplace and beyond. In this episode, Norman discusses his course, Marketing to You, which focuses on marketing to …
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