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Thomas Whitley and Sam Harrelson discuss the issues involved with marketing and personal branding in an academic environment, whether academics and graduate students should blog, the demise of peer reviewed journals and scholarship, and whether or not MOOCs were ever a good idea.
Thinking Religion is 50 minutes long this week.
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Thomas Whitley and Sam Harrelson discuss the issues involved with marketing and personal branding in an academic environment, whether academics and graduate students should blog, the demise of peer reviewed journals and scholarship, and whether or not MOOCs were ever a good idea.
Thinking Religion is 50 minutes long this week.
The post Thinking Religion 58: Personal Branding and The Academy appeared first on Thinking.FM.
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Elisabeth is joined by author Stacy N. Sergent this week (Merianna is out for family leave) to talk about great pups, NaNoWriMo, writing as a lonesome experience and also a communal experience, the role of editing, and the psychological flow of being a writer.
The post Thinking Out Loud 92: Let’s Talk About Self-Editing appeared first on Thinking.FM.
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Elisabeth is joined by author Stacy N. Sergent this week (Merianna is out for family leave) to talk about great pups, NaNoWriMo, writing as a lonesome experience and also a communal experience, the role of editing, and the psychological flow of being a writer.
The post Thinking Out Loud 92: Let’s Talk About Self-Editing appeared first on Thinking.FM.
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Elisabeth is joined by UNC’s own Molly McConnell this week (Merianna is on maternity leave). They dive deep into the nature of reading, writing, and spicy beverages.
The post Thinking Out Loud 91: Homemade Root Beer appeared first on Thinking.FM.
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Elisabeth is joined by UNC’s own Molly McConnell this week (Merianna is on maternity leave). They dive deep into the nature of reading, writing, and spicy beverages.
The post Thinking Out Loud 91: Homemade Root Beer appeared first on Thinking.FM.
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Elisabeth and Merianna talk about the importance of including and invoking emotions in readers. They discuss what they have to overcome as writers in order to cause suffering for their characters and create whole, full characters. Of course, they also talk about dogs, leaf blowers, and Baby Harrelson imminent arrival (who arrived on November 12, 2015 after this show was recorded!).
The post Thinking Out Loud 90: Creating the Feels appeared first on Thinking.FM.
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Elisabeth and Merianna talk about the importance of including and invoking emotions in readers. They discuss what they have to overcome as writers in order to cause suffering for their characters and create whole, full characters. Of course, they also talk about dogs, leaf blowers, and Baby Harrelson imminent arrival (who arrived on November 12, 2015 after this show was recorded!).
The post Thinking Out Loud 90: Creating the Feels appeared first on Thinking.FM.
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Elisabeth and Merianna talk about the power of collaboration, especially during NanoWrimo. They talk about how much confidence is instilled when you connect into a network of people. They also discuss how women writers have been made more of an appearance in the publishing world and why that is.
The post Thinking Out Loud 89: Camaraderie Over Word Counts appeared first on Thinking.FM.
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Elisabeth and Merianna talk about the power of collaboration, especially during NanoWrimo. They talk about how much confidence is instilled when you connect into a network of people. They also discuss how women writers have been made more of an appearance in the publishing world and why that is.
The post Thinking Out Loud 89: Camaraderie Over Word Counts appeared first on Thinking.FM.
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