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ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
PostDoctoral is a modern-day, academic Dear Abby podcast for those interested in career options outside the professoriate. Whether you're about to finish your PhD or somewhere out there trapped in an ivory tower of your very own making, it might be time for a change in 2020. We've been there, and we're here to help you address your "post" ... whatever form it may take. Got questions about life after academia? We'll get answers. So we can see you out there, happier and healthier than ever.
Update frequency:
monthly
Average audio length:
24 minutes
English
United States
27 episodes
since Jan. 21, 2020
episodic
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
Your community--nourish it and it will nourish you. In the capstone episode of PostDoctoral, Dr. Cynthia Estremera Gauthier shares her perspective on cultivating a community that will support and sustain you during the PhD program and as you consider future career tracks. Our conversation follows C…
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
Oh, the places you'll go, Humanists!Follow the many career adventures of Shannon Clute, humanities PhD-turned-marketing-guru-turned-higher-ed-innovator, and learn how one prolific and enjoyable side project changed his track forever.Because: why live only one career life when you can live nine…
What if we changed the post-academic career narrative? What if the Plan B career actually felt like a step in a brave new direction, not another step down a beaten--and beaten down--path? What if we sidestepped our fears and transformed them into agency?Agency. That's the theme of the second h…
When does the desire for a TT job surrender to the grim reality of the academic job market and need for personal fulfillment, and when it does, what happens to that desire? Does it disappear entirely, or does it just take on another form--a select-as-you-go brand of scholarship? Is the space betwee…
Welcome to the second half of my conversation with Rob Pearson, Assistant Dean of Professional Development and Career Planning in the Laney Graduate School at Emory University. The first part of our conversation found Rob heeding the siren call for stability and rootedness, which he did by explorin…
The PhD job search may land you near and far--then near and far again. With all of this uprootedness, what happens when you want to put down roots? Rob Pearson did just that, and it changed the course of his career for good. This is part one of his story, from itinerant musicologist to leading voic…
When life gives you lemons, make lemonade. Sure. Fine. We've all been making lemonade recently. What about slowing down to actually enjoy the lemonade?Some thoughts about where I've been during my break from podcasting, where I am, and the stories I hope to share with you in the months ah…
"My personality is not one of sitting in a library. I’m very much engaged with the world."Enjoy the second half of my conversation with freelance journalist and humanities PhD Alice Driver. ---------------------Alice Driver is a bilingual journalist based in Mexico City. Her narrative non…
Alice Driver is a bilingual journalist based in Mexico City. Her narrative non-fiction, feature writing & audio work have appeared in National Geographic, Time, CNN, Cosmopolitan, Outside, Reveal from the Center for Investigative Reporting, Longreads, and NBC News. In 2017, Driver was invited b…
"You can make it all make sense." Wise words from the second half of my conversation with Connie Moon Sehat, a history PhD now working on the front lines of computing and democracy. Enjoy!--------------Connie has focused on the intersections of computing and democratic life, whether disse…
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