Podcasts
As a scholar, I believe that my role extends beyond merely generating new knowledge on an individual basis. It also entails assisting society in collectively embracing the most valuable ideas. To fulfill this responsibility, I dedicate a significant portion of my time to helping fellow scholars, whose work I admire, in disseminating their work. One of the means by which I achieve this is through podcasting. I serve as the host and producer of two podcasts: The Economic and Political History Podcast and The Civic Agora. I invite you to explore them:
As a scholar, I believe that my role extends beyond merely generating new knowledge on an individual basis. It also entails assisting society in collectively embracing the most valuable ideas. To fulfill this responsibility, I dedicate a significant portion of my time to helping fellow scholars, whose work I admire, in disseminating their work. One of the means by which I achieve this is through podcasting. I serve as the host and producer of two podcasts: The Economic and Political History Podcast and The Civic Agora. I invite you to explore them:
The Economic and Political History Podcast intends to introduce the work of the most influential economic historians in the world to a wide public via new media. In the context of an informal conversation, I talk with them about their careers and their work apropos of the publication of their latest book.Â
From 2022-2023, this podcast was affiliated to the New Books Network. Check out our most recent episodes here
The Civic Agora is the official podcast of the Stanford Civics Initiative. We discuss ideas on democracy and citizenship. Check out our most recent episodes here
