This week, hear صوفيا عزب 🍉 and zach samalin on the inclusive movement rising on campuses across the U.S., changing how the country thinks and talks about Palestine:

radioopensource.org/campus-uproar/

Pulitzer-finalist Andrew Leland—Pulitzer-finalist!—starred in a fine Open Source show last year. Read the book and hear our show with Andrew Leland:

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This week: eminent historian Richard Slotkin provides a sweeping history of culture war in the United States.

Find it at our site or wherever you go for podcasts!

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The podcast of literary infinity is back! This season: the world of short stories in the U.S., with The New Yorker's Deborah Treisman, Tayari Jones, Becca Rothfeld, Justin Taylor, Andrew Kahn, and Max Gordon Moore.
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Here's Stephanie Burt (Taylor's Version) on Tortured Poets in Time:

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And in conversation with Open Source:

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New show: we're learning big lessons from Hannah Arendt—with Lyndsey Stonebridge, author of WE ARE FREE TO CHANGE THE WORLD.

Find it at our site or wherever you go for podcasts:

radioopensource.org/lessons-from-h…

Hannah Arendt Center at Bard College Hogarth Books

Open Source I listened to this episode and immediately went to the library to check out the book!

Yes! And you can hear Bachelder/Habel collaboratively read from their book in our show with them:

radioopensource.org/of-melville-an…

Forever and always here for the discussion “What is Taylor Swift hearing in Sylvia Plath?”
A pleasure to listen Open Source Stephanie Burt (Taylor's Version) M.J. Cunniff ❤️

what if this guy’s voice sounded exactly like george costanza

Very fun, edifying radio from ⁦Open Source⁩, ⁦Stephanie Burt (Taylor's Version)⁩, ⁦M.J. Cunniff⁩ & ⁦Taylor Swift⁩! #poetry podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ope…

Perhaps you've heard about the Taylor Swift course at Harvard. This week, we talk with Stephanie Burt (Taylor's Version) and M.J. Cunniff, who teach the course.

It's a conversation about Taylor Swift and other tortured poets—at our site and wherever you go for podcasts:

radioopensource.org/taylor-swifts-…

One of my favourite recent books!

This week: Chris Bachelder and Jennifer Habel talk about Melville, marriage, and their novel DAYSWORK.

Find it at our site or wherever you go for podcasts!

radioopensource.org/of-melville-an…

This week, we talk with poets Christian Wiman and Danielle Chapman about despair and its opposite.

Find it at our site or wherever you go for podcasts:

radioopensource.org/against-despai…

Wonderful interview by the always incisive Chris Lydon on Adam Schatz's book on Frantz Fanon. Learned a ton, including about applying Fanon's work now. Open Source
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Adam Shatz joins Open Source to talk about the life of Frantz Fanon and his new memoir, THE REBEL'S CLINIC. Listen: radioopensource.org/the-rebels-cli…

This week, Adam Shatz introduces us to Frantz Fanon, the anti-colonial psychiatrist. Find the conversation at our site or wherever you go for podcasts:

radioopensource.org/the-rebels-cli…

This week: Kyle Chayka explains how algorithms—such as those at work within 'X' itself—have sustained flat, bland, troublingly untroubled culture.

Find the show at our site or wherever you go for podcasts:

radioopensource.org/algorithmic-an…

Can we agree that there was no plagiarism in the case of Claudine Gay? Yes, says Harvard's Diana Eck on this week's show.

Hear a conversation on the Claudine Gay saga with Eck and Harvard's Randall Kennedy at our site or wherever you go for podcasts:

radioopensource.org/the-humbling-o…