Adam returns from a NSF-funded workshop on makerspaces. Adam and Ralph also discuss the recent sad news of Alex Trebek.

On this episode Ralph is joined by Kathryn Jenson White, Professor Emerita from the Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Oklahoma, and founder of the Oklahoma Film Critics Circle. The talk is all things Academy Awards, especially documentaries.

In this episode, Adam and Ralph discuss the public drama between Jeff Bezos and the National Enquirer, Tidying Up with Marie Kondo, and Greg McKeown’s book “Essentialism.” Show Notes No thank you, Mr. Pecker (Jeff Bezos, Medium.com) Tidying Up with Marie Kondo | Netflix Official Sitehttps://www.netflix.com/title/80209379 (Netflix) Essentialism (Greg McKeown.com)

Adam and Ralph chat about the controversial Gillette advertisement, thoughts on the upcoming Super Bowl ads, musicians declining to play the halftime event, and the history of journalism and how it explains our current state of media. Show Notes Gillette Commercial : We Believe – The Best a Man Can Be (YouTube)

In this episode, we chat with Charles Baker about setting goals and his professional experience as a coach of multiple disciplines. Charles is a Senior Graduation Coach and certified academic life coach at the University of Oklahoma as well as a coach at Koda CrossFit Norman. He holds a Master of Science in Vertebrate Paleontology from […]

Ryan Bisel is an associate professor of Organizational Communication at the University of Oklahoma. His research interests focus primarily on issues surrounding leadership communication, organizational culture, and behavioral ethics. He received his PhD from Kansas and his most recent book is titled Organizational Moral Learning: A Communication Approach.

Ryan Bisel is an associate professor of Organizational Communication at the University of Oklahoma. His research interests focus primarily on issues surrounding leadership communication, organizational culture, and behavioral ethics. He received his PhD from Kansas and his most recent book is titled Organizational Moral Learning: A Communication Approach.

Beau Jennings is a musician, filmmaker, and former architect currently based in Oklahoma. He just released a track on the Fowler Blackwatch Christmas album as well as a 7″ split with Doug Burr on Clerestory AV. Originally the front man and songwriter for the indie-rock/Americana band Cheyenne, he toured the U.S. while calling both Brooklyn and Austin […]

Beau Jennings is a musician, filmmaker, and former architect currently based in Oklahoma. He just released a track on the Fowler Blackwatch Christmas album as well as a 7″ split with Doug Burr on Clerestory AV. Originally the front man and songwriter for the indie-rock/Americana band Cheyenne, he toured the U.S. while calling both Brooklyn and Austin […]

Adam and Ralph discuss NonDoc suspending publication and we chat about holiday movies. Of course, we occasionally get off topic, but–hey–if you are listening to this podcast, you should always assume this will happen.