Scoring systems, games, and value capture, with Thi Nguyen and Scott Black
How can scoring systems make games feel so joyful, fluid, and alive, yet drain the life from public institutions and everyday work? This is one of the central questions of a new book by University of Utah philosopher C. Thi Nguyen. In The Score: How to Stop Playing Somebody Else’s Game, published t…
114: Unexpected Adventures at LawLers Barbecue
Join host Melea Hames as she sits down with Scott Black, President of LawLers Barbecue — a North Alabama institution that has been firing up hardwood smokers since 1978. Scott shares the story behind this beloved regional brand, what it takes to run 13 locations across the Tennessee Valley and why …
Filming Homer’s Odyssey, with Paisley Rekdal, Margaret Toscano, and Scott Black
Adaptations of ancient texts can reveal as much about the present as the past. What does Christopher Nolan’s film of The Odyssey tell us about how to think about war, heroism, and trauma? And what ideas from Homer does it leave behind? University of Utah faculty Paisley Rekdal and Margaret Toscano,…
The Razor's Edge : Interview with Scott Black of Green Lung
As Green Lung ready themselves to release fourth album 'Necropolitan', guitarist Scott Black stops by The Razor's Edge studio for a chat.
We discuss the early days of Green Lung, their fiest show opening for Desert Storm, the rapid rise in their popularity and how the band are handling it. We discu…
Episode 22 | Good Vibrations
A conversation with Scott Black, in which he reminds us that we need to bring the good vibes by having fun in the classroom, both for us and for the kids!
Scott Black - "Born and Raised"
With midterm election season in full swing, host Erika Washington sits down with North Las Vegas Mayor Pro Tem Scott Black, who is running to become the city's next mayor. Born and raised in southern Nevada, Black shares his vision for a "complete city" — one where residents can live, work, play, g…
Showing Up For Yourself: From Camp Mograph to Show Reels | Oct 12, 2026
This open discussion episode recaps Camp Mograph Colorado, digs into personal development systems that actually work for creative brains, and features the podcast's first-ever live showreel review.
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Camp Mograph Colorado recap: What makes camp magic by day two, the women-of-cam…
Breaking Down Plugin Design with Scott Black | Oct 19, 2026
In this guest episode, motion designer and toolkit creator Scott Black joins Monday Meeting to talk about going from freelance animator to After Effects plugin developer, the ADHD hyperfixation that started it all, and the tools he's built to make AE faster and more fun to use.
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Preview for 2026-27 Gopher Men’s Hoops (with Scott Black)
Grab a beverage and pull up a chair—we are officially back at The Barn!
In this episode of Hangin’ Out with Bob, host Bob Edholm sits down with Scott Black, friend and die-hard University of Minnesota hoops fan, to break down everything you need to know about the upcoming 2026-27 Gophers men’s bask…
Genre-bending fiction, with Jeremy Rosen and Scott Black
Why are writers of literary fiction turning to detective stories, fantasy, science fiction, zombie novels, and other forms of popular fiction? In this episode, Tanner Humanities Center Director Scott Black talks with University of Utah literary scholar Jeremy Rosen about his new book, Genre Bending…
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