I'm late on this, but my SUNY Press colleague Rebecca Colesworthy gives a great overview of what scholars need to know about university presses on the High Theory Podcast: hightheory.net/2022/03/18/uni…

EPISODE 113: ACLA 2023 A paper Saronik and Kim wrote for the American Comparative Literature Association Conference in 2023: "How Will Critique Save the World? : Popular Theory and Public Humanities” hightheory.net/2023/03/19/acl… #AcademicTwitter #podcast #digitalhumanities

EPISODE 114: Cooperative Extension System Karl Dudman talks about an extension of the Land Grant University system in the United States, as a public model of scientific communication. hightheory.net/2023/04/10/coo…

EPISODE 115: READING Swati Moitra describes reading as a subversive and even revolutionary act, and her work on the history of women’s reading practices. hightheory.net/2023/04/20/rea… #AcademicChatter #PodcastRecommendations #digitalhumanities #bookhistory #printculture

Proper chuffed to be featured on this list with podcasts we can’t get enough of! And @MEASeybold’s own AMERICAN VANDAL which home to brilliant voices contemplating the present and futures of the humanities!

EPISODE 116: COMPUTER GRAPHICS Bernard Dionysius Geoghegan talks about technologies of mapping and managing risk, and how they seem intent on absorbing the human sensorium into the machine.   hightheory.net/2023/04/27/com… #AcademicChatter #PodcastAndChill #digitalhumanities #computerart #Tech

Podcast interview out now on High Theory Podcast & New Books Network (@newbooksnetwork.bsky.social): I talk to Kim Adams about my book-in-progress on computer graphics' roots in planetary mapping, cartography, risk management, radar, physiology, and more. bit.ly/41oKXm7 1/3

EPISODE 117: GLOBAL ASIA @chernarumi tracks the transformation of Singapore into site of postcolonial capitalistic promise in diverse literary and cultural texts, the subject of her forthcoming University of California Press (is on Bluesky) book hightheory.net/2023/05/13/glo… #AcademicChatter #Podcast #digitalhumanities

EPISODE 118: PARTY Come hang out with Sheila Liming as she talks about the party, and the relationship of social gatherings with the politics of labor and time. hightheory.net/2023/05/23/par… Melville House #AcademicChatter #podcast #digitalhumanities #partylife #sociology

Nice! Sheila Liming on the party, its history, and its significance. Well worth a listen!

EPISODE 119: JEANS In a new series of even sorter and definitely sillier episodes, called ‘Sillies’, Kim and Saronik shoot the breeze about #Jeans, you know, #Denim, like the #pants. Not-so-silly show notes to go! hightheory.net/2023/06/03/sil… #AcademicChatter #digitalhumanities

Since you’ve all revealed yourself to really love when academics—and prob esp women—say “right?” a lot, might I recommend this High Theory Podcast episode I did last year w/ @SaronikB about the University Press in which I say “right?” about one billion times? newbooksnetwork.com/university-pre…

EPISODE 120: RHETORIC OF DECLINE Jed Esty talks about the contradictory American political and cultural narrative of perpetual greatness and constant danger of losing global superpower. hightheory.net/2023/06/15/rhe… Stanford Press #AcademicChatter #podcasts #digitalhumanities

Thanks, Faith Wilson Stein ! And thanks to Kim Adams for a great exchange. The format of High Theory Podcast really worked to distill this to a crisp 18 minutes.

EPISODE 121: THE ENVIRONMENTAL UNCONSCIOUS @cat_unconscious talks about early modern poetic engagement with nature and the unconscious as understood in psychoanalytic theory. hightheory.net/2023/06/20/the… #AcademicChatter #podcasts #digitalhumanities #environment #psychoanalysis

EPISODE 122: QUEER MYSTICISM Jamie Staples talks about Margery Kempe, St. John of the Cross, medieval readings of Song of Songs, and a politics against fundamentalist discrimination and hatred. hightheory.net/2023/06/29/que… #AcademicChatter #podcast #queertheory #medievaltwitter

EPISODE 123: SHORTAGE Eram Alam talks about shortage as a political tool manipulating flows of goods and peoples across borders and space. hightheory.net/2023/07/07/sho… #AcademicChatter #podcast #PodcastRecommendations #digitalhumanities #immigration #medical #doctor #pandemic