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.

Curiosity Meets the Past Podcast

Curiosity Meets the Past with Dr. Smiti Nathan. There's an image of a woman looking through a magnifying glass at substrata.

it was a real treat to be on Dr. Smiti Nathan's amazing anthropology YouTube show, Curiosity Meets the Past. This is a go-to spot to learn about currents in anthropology and archaeology. Dr. Nathan interviewed me about my work and my latest project, Decoding Diaspora: Signifying J. A. Rogers' Mythic Africa.

Just Uploaded: Dr. Hannah Jung on Broadcast Seeding and Off-Script

Now up on Broadcast Seeding, "'The Law of the Land': The Hermeneutics of Continued Mormon Polygamy after 1890” with Dr. Hannah Jung (Unviersity of Alabama). Jung recently presented at Off-Script: Conversations on Scriptures, Scholarship, and Our Subfield. Take a listen to EP25 at sowingtheseed.org/podcast or on Apple Podcasts.

New Books on “Fieldnotes in the Critical Study of Religion: Revisiting Classical Theorists”

Fieldnotes in the Critical Study of Religion: Revisiting Classical Theorists, edited by Vaia Touna & Richard Newton. Published by Bloomsbury. Part of the Critiquing Religion: Discourse, Culture, Power Series. The spine is a teal color and the cover design is a purple marble.

Have you heard about Fieldnotes...?It's not about fidelity to the field's history; it's about telling and tilling it in a critical way. These scholars help us to do that in a promising way.