Big Herb sounds awesome. Was he a football player? According to @drcrmatthews.bsky.social, he was

And Sleep Token

Also have they just sat it on a fucking concrete floor?

Oh my good lord

Oh..

Of course it fucking does

Isn’t this what Pre-print servers are for?

Mad!

I noticed you didn’t have Høgskulen på Vestlandet as an option for institution. We have a pretty big health department at our Bergen campus

Leadership also think students are computer literate - another sign of how far off it they are.

I think you need to be focusing on your sociology. Do better.

Fantastic news

@jamessteeleii.bsky.social

Practical takeaway for podcasters: Think critically about guest selection. Try to diversify across employer, qualifications, gender, ethnicity, and perspectives while still maintaining quality standards.
Good content and diverse voices aren’t mutually exclusive! 💡

#podcaststudies

Many hosts focus heavily on guest credentials - where they work, number of publications, doctoral quals - rather than their actual message. Perhaps this is with good intentions (curating quality content), but it can lead to the same voices being heard repeatedly.

But despite not being paid or influenced by third-party editorial processes, podcasters still impose editorial decisions on themselves, worrying about employers, sponsors & broader community.

So even though they’re “independent,” they’re not actually free from gatekeeping processes.

Here’s what we found: Independent podcasting means being free from editorial gatekeepers like big media outlets and traditional news/entertainment channels. Democracy! So far, so good…