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Benjamin Shestakofsky discusses the future of work. Also Amy Wax and Cambridge Analytics.
Pat Reilly discusses the stand up comedy business. Also, the SSS, and David Brady and Robert Samuelson
Amy Binder discusses her work on campus politics in middle-class and elite schools. Also economic development and Betsy DeVos.
Neda Magbouleh discusses the Iranian-American community. Also Oscars and generations theory.
Becky Yang-Hsu discusses microlending in China. Also Black Panther, marriage, and declining faculty lines.
Japonica Brown-Saracino discusses small town LGBT. Also housing, gentrification and enrollment.
We discuss nuance in sociology with Kieran Healy. Also, Milo Yannopoulos, epithets in class, and higher ed’s value.
Aliza Luft describes the Rwandan Genocide. Also 60 hour work weeks and sexual harrassment.
Banter episode that discusses racial identity, immigration and academic integrity.
Aziz Ansari’s case sparks debates on consent and #MeToo; Charles Sagan examines lynching’s social history and media’s impact.
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