As a disciplinary service and public sociology project, I run the Sociocast Project, which produces academic sociology podcasts and develops resources to promote podcasting in our discipline. As of Spring 2019, our catalog received an average of rouhgly 500 daily listens.
Our flagship show is The Annex, co-hosted by me and two grad school friends working at UCLA and Georgetown. It is a lighthearted banter and interview show about academic sociology. The show is available on iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, Spotify, and Radio Free Public.
Podcast Episodes
The 60 Hour Workweek Needed to be a Sociologist?
Does it really take a 60 hour work week to be a sociologist?
Sexual Misconduct Allegations at Madison
We discuss sexual misconduct problems at the University of Wisconsin, Madison sociology department.
Genetic Genealogy
Genetic genealogy, and confused conceptions about the history of race and ethnicity.
Aliza Luft on Genocide and Extreme Politics
Why do people commit genocide? We interview Aliza Luft of UCLA about her work on the Rwandan genocide.
Pay to Play Publishing
Faculty have been discovered to have secured promotion and tenure based on pay-to-play publications
International Perspectives on Sociology: Canada
This episode features a roundtable discussion about Canadian sociology. It features Rima Wilkes (University of British Columbia), Howard Ramos (Dalhousie University), Liam Swiss (Memorial University), and Dale
DACA Youth and Model Minorities
We discuss the public framing of DACA youth as a model minority.
Lynchings on the U.S. Frontier
We talk to UPenn’s Charles Seguin about his current research on lynchings on the U.S. frontier.