Checking Halloween candy is more complicated than you may think.
How Does this Trick-or-Treat Ritual Go Again?
New Podcast Drop: Family Game Night with Dr. Susan Asbury
The latest episode of Broadcast Seeding is up! Dr. Susan Asbury (Middle Georgia State University) joined me to discuss her new book, Family Game Night: From the Gilded Age to the Roaring Twenties (University Press of Kentucky). You can listen to it on iTunes, SoundCloud, or here on the site.
August REL Strategy Group Newsletter
The REL Strategy Group newsletter went out this morning! If you are a religious studies professor interested building more resilient, 21st century programs at US colleges and universities, you need to be up on this. Monthly Zoom Meetings Resources to help you promote your program Unhidden Handbook on how to lead Exchanges with colleagues that … Continue reading August REL Strategy Group Newsletter
On the Mic and Not Playing Games
Back in the studio recording another podcast.
Computational Cultural Critics
A little bit from what I’m reading before the school year ramps up. “Computational cultural critics are incorporating rapidly developing methods of prompt-based and multimodal modeling while increasing their attentions to imagistic, videographic, and sonic analysis. Meanwhile, concepts of form and formalism continue to evolve across the broader humanities.” Tess McNulty and Laura Alice Chapot,“Computation … Continue reading Computational Cultural Critics
