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The Early Career Researcher podcast aims to provide a regular forum for discussion on all things relating to the life and work of Early Career Researchers working in the Humanities. Join us for weekly advice on applying for research jobs, careers advice, help with job applications, and support on issues such as mental health and wellbeing. We are: Charlie (works as a lecturer on a fixed-term contract, with eight years of lecturing experience in the UK); Rachael (several years of experience i ...
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The Goh Show is the official podcast of Andy Goh, owner and founder of GohJo Studios in Charlotte, North Carolina. GohJo Studios is a full service podcast production and consulting company, so you can bet we'll talk plenty of podcasting. I'll also use this space to talk about the ideas that interest me and the people who know them best. New episodes every week.
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In this powerful episode of the Magic Mally Mal Show, Justice Kithcart opens up about his college basketball journey — the grind, the sacrifices, and the moments that tested his belief in himself. From competing at Pitt University, Old Dominion University, and Winston-Salem State University, Justice shares what it really takes to survive and grow t…
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Charlie and Rosie return in our latet episode, where we are joined by our mutual friend, Rob, to talk about a not very exciting but very important job: making an index for your book.Anyone who has written their own book or anyone who has produced an edited volume, will be familiar with the dreaded INDEX. These days, authors and editors are usually …
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TwinOnIt steps into the spotlight on this special episode of the Magic Mally Mal Podcast. From her rise in the pop scene to the defining moments that shaped her artistry, this exclusive sit-down gives you an inside look at her journey, her drive, and the passion behind her sound. Tune in as we explore: ✨ Her evolution as a rising pop star 🎤 The cha…
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This week, we sit down with rising hip-hop artist and content creator Tristen Reese for a raw and insightful conversation about his grind, his creative process, and the momentum behind his recent buzz. We also dive into major entertainment news as Cardi B and Stefon Diggs welcome their newborn, unpacking reactions, surprises, and how the story blew…
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NEW SETUP, NEW ENERGY! We're back with a brand-new episode in our fresh setup - and this one's packed! Me and Tral dive deep into everything shaking the NBA and hip-hop world right now In this episode: Wembanyama's insane impact this season — is he already changing the league? Federal indictments involving Terry Rozier, Chauncey Billups, and Damon …
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In this episode, Charlie an Rosie are joined by our new guest Jo, who had a successful academic career before starting her own business as a freelance copyeditor. Anybody who wants to publish academic research will probably at some point find themselves working with a copyeditor. The copyeditor has traditionally been an essential toolkit in academi…
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In this episode, I'm sitting down with Rodney "Hot Rod" Witherspoon-entrepreneur, creator, and the mind behind Wall Tats. We talk about his journey, the hustle it takes to build your own business, and what keeps him motivated. But this episode isn't just about business. We also dive into one of the biggest national stories right now-the assassinati…
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This week, Charlie and Rosie are joined by new friends Jo and Ben, as we discuss the HUGE and multifaceted topic of neurodivertiy in academia. Jo, Ben, and Charlie reflect on our experiences of late diagnosis, managing the impact of our spicy brains on our academic lives, working relationships, and our lives outside of work, and then we give some a…
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Inspired by recent life events, Charlie and Rachael meet to discuss what it is like to leave a job (or a degree programme) in academia, and what ECRs should be thinking about when starting a new role. As we know well, leaving an academic post can be very stressful: it can involve a lot of uncertainty, self-doubt, and pressure. But there are also hu…
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In recent weeks, a series of alleged jail phone calls featuring Young Thug have leaked across social media, in which he’s heard mentioning artists including Lil Baby, Future, 21 Savage, Gunna, Drake, Kendrick Lamar, GloRilla, Mariah The Scientist, Metro Boomin, NBA YoungBoy, André 3000, J. Cole, and more. Now, sitting down with Big Bank on Perspekt…
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In this episode, we welcome back Rosie, and witness the long-awaited return of one of our founders, Olivia! Like many people who are coming to the end of their time as PhD researchers, Olivia is now exploring the ways in which she can start publishing her research. One of these potential avenues, is to turn some of her research into an article for …
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In this episode, we interview Frederick Henry Ajudua - a former HBCU football standout turned national rugby champion. From earning 1st Team All-American honors and winning three MEAC Conference titles as a defensive end, to transitioning into elite-level rugby and securing the 2019 Division 1 Men's Rugby National Championship, Ajudua's journey is …
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In this episode, Charlie is joined by special guest and academic history coach Nicholas Morton, Associate Professor in the School of Social Sciences at Nottingham Trent University (UK). Nic lends his insight into the process of dealing with criticism in academia. We discuss: 1) the places in which we often encounter criticism (including peer review…
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In this explosive episode, we dive into the shocking reports that Shannon Sharpe is allegedly facing bankruptcy after a lawsuit involving an OnlyFans model. We also break down how Diddy may have just dodged federal charges — what does this mean for his future? Plus, we're joined by a very special guest — Donnell Kerney, comedian, actor, and author …
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In this episode, Charlie is joined by our long-time friend of the show Laura, plus two new guests, Isla and Josh, as we talk about what it is like to attend your first large conference. Laura and Charlie have attended lots of large conferences together, but Josh and Isla were attending their first ever events as PhD researchers. We talked about 1) …
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Following on from last time, when we discussed teaching in schools as a post-academic career option, this week, Charlie and Stephanie meet to discuss teaching opportunities for early career researchers in universities (spoiler alert: Rachael never made it!) Stephanie (recently appointed as a BBC New Generation Thinker: hooray!) is studying to be el…
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Former NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown is entangled in a serious legal battle following a shooting incident in Miami’s Little Haiti neighborhood on May 16. According to an arrest warrant issued on June 11, Brown faces charges of attempted second-degree murder with a firearm, stemming from an altercation outside a celebrity boxing event hosted by st…
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In this episode, Charlie and Rosie are joined by a very special guest, Catherine, as we talk about career paths in school teaching. This is a career path that for some, leads on quite naturally from academia, and which allows some academics to fulfil some of their biggest career ambitions.But what does school teaching actually entail, what is it li…
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In this episode, Charlie and Rosie are joined by our long-time friend of the show Ana, as we discuss one of the most nerve-wracking challenges in academia: how to do your best in academic job interviews. We discuss the likely format of interviews (online, in person, presentation elements, panel Q+A etc.), talk about some of the likely questions tha…
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Combs has pleaded not guilty to charges that include racketeering conspiracy and sex trafficking. If convicted on all counts, he could face up to life in prison. The trial of Sean “Diddy” Combs wrapped up its second week on Thursday in Manhattan federal court, where rapper Kid Cudi testified about his relationship with Combs's ex-girlfriend Cassie …
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Sharpe is accused of becoming increasingly verbally abusive, controlling and violent over time, once threatening to kill her and recording their sexual encounters without consent, according to the complaint. Sharpe said Thursday he is stepping away temporarily from his ESPN duties while he deals with what he called false allegations in the lawsuit.…
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Kyren Lacey Apparent suicide shakes up sports world. Former teammates and stars send out condolences. Karmelo Anthony stabbing of Austin Metcalf was it just ? NIL is really changing the land scape of college football. Magic Mally Mal and Tral discuss it all!By Jamal Marcus , Vontral Hyman
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In this episode, Charlie and Rosie are joined by our friend and very special guest, Eleanor Barraclough, as we explore the roles that media work can play in academic and academic-adjacent career paths. Eleanor shares and reflects on her (extensive) experiences in working with radio, TV, and print media, and we explore topics such as: the challenges…
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In this episode, Charlie and Rosie (she's been promoted to an official co-host!) talk with Chris: a US-based academic who returned to University life after a successful career and with busy demands of family life. After an introduction from Chris about her journey and what she is up to now (working as an academic teacher and administrator in the US…
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In this episode, Charlie and Rosie are joined by Elizabeth Boyle, author of the book, 'Fierce Appetites: Lessons from my Year of Untamed Thinking', which was published in 2022 and was nominated for multiple literary awards including the Irish Book Awards non-fiction book of the year in that year. Lizzie talks to us about the ways in which writing f…
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In this episode, Charlie and Rosie are joined by special guest Ben Jones, Lecturer at the University of East Anglia and long-term representative of the University and Colleges Union (UCU). We embark on a detailed discussion of the financial crisis that has been affecting academia in the UK over the past few years (and which has hit the humanities h…
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In this episode, Charlie is joined by our regular contributor Rosie (Brepols publishers), and our special guest Caroline Palmer (Boydell & Brewer publishers). We discuss challenges and changes seen in academic Humanities publishing over the past 10 years, and give advice on what this means for ECRs, as you seek to disseminate your work among intend…
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For our twentieth episode, Charlie and Rachael spend some time reflecting on a year of working on the ECR Podcast. We discuss our aims when we started, whether we think we've achieved them, what we've enjoyed most about podcasting on this topic, what we've found most difficult, and we talk about plans for what we would like to do next in our future…
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In our latest episode, Charlie and Rachael are joined by Lucy, our resident expert in Public Engagement for the Humanities! We begin by talking about what PE actually is, what PE initiatives can look like and what sort of activities count as public engagement. We give some tips on how to get involved in Public Engagement, what kinds of activities m…
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In this episode, Charlie, Rachael and Steph convene to talk about writing academic book reviews. Whether you ave no idea what an academic book review is, or if you've thought about writing one but never had the chance, or if you've written several but without really being happy with the results, we have something for you! Join us as we discuss: 1) …
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In this episode, Charlie is joined by Rosie and a new guest, Stephanie Brown, as we discuss the topic of Edited Volumes. After we start by outlining our varying levels of experience with the genre, we then spend time thinking about: 1) what these edited collections are for and why they exist; 2) how you might go about writing an individual chapter …
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In this episode, Charlie, Rachael, and Rosie (now official Friend Of The Show) discuss the process of anonymous peer review. We talk about 1) what anonymous peer review is for and how the process works (for monographs as well as journal articles and book-chapters), 2) how it can feel to receive peer review and what some of the challenges are for us…
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In this episode, Charlie and Rachael are joined by Dr Laura Varnham of Oxford University, as we talk about Imposter Syndrome. We walk through what Imposter Syndrome is, how to spot it, and how we can develop short and long-term strategies for beating it back into the abyss that is belongs in! We recognise that all of us are affected in different wa…
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In this special 'live' recording, Charlie, Rachael and Olivia were joined by our friends Laura and Rosie, as we engaged in a discussion on publishing academic work in the humanities. The episode was recorded 'live' at the Leeds International Medieval Congress in July (apologies for any issues with the recording quality!)The panel discuss issues suc…
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In the first of a series of episodes on academic publishing, Charlie is joined by Rosie Bonté (@Rosie Bonte on X/Twitter) from academic publishers Brepols (www.brepols.net). Rosie talks us through her journey from PhD research on Viking Scandinavia through to her appointment as Publishing Manager at Brepols, with advice on how to get into the publi…
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Following on from our previous episode on Writing Conference Papers, Charlie and Olivia were joined by a new guest (Charlotte) to share our thoughts on attending academic conferences. We discussed: 1) what we like about conferences and what we get from attending them; 2) how to prepare before attending; 3) how to get the most out of the actual sess…
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In this episode, Rachael and Charlie discuss their experiences of conference papers. With summer conference season coming up, we're busy writing our papers and thinking about how to get the best out of our experiences. Our discussion touches on topics including: what makes a good (or bad) conference paper, how to actually write a good paper (and ho…
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In this episode, Charlie, Olivia and Rachael take time to discuss teaching jobs in academia: we covered 1) the types of teaching-focused job opportunities that exist, 2) the skills and experiences you might need to apply for these jobs, and 3) what makes good and not so good applications (Charlie in particular, recommended Karen Kelsky's The Profes…
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Charlie and Rachael are joined by our guest contributor, Laura, as we discuss the topic of writing monographs. Discussion points include: 1) WHY we might want to write a humanities monograph; 2) how the publication process works; 3) how you can decide whether you have a good topic for a book, and 4) how to actually get your writing done.If you like…
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In Episode 8, we discussed careers options outside of academia. With Rich, who works as a university careers advisor after finishing his PhD in 2020, we discussed: 1) some statistics on the numbers of PhDs who continue into academia; 2) reasons why ECRs might want to leave academia; and 3) some advice on how to decide what other careers might appea…
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When is the best time for academics to have children? What challenges does having children pose for the life of an Early Career Researcher? What information do ECRs need to help them make decisions about their future family plans?Whether you are certain that you don’t want children, or whether you don't know exactly when and how to make it happen a…
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In this sixth episode, Charlie, Rachael and Olivia discuss how to apply for postdoctoral research positions in the UK and beyond. We discuss open-call funding schemes, as well as specific PDRA (post-doctoral research associate) job schemes, and we give our tips on how the system works, and how you can make the most of your applications.If you liked…
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In this episode, Charlie, Olivia and Rachael discussed the issues that we face as ERCs when we want to take holidays from our work. We felt like ECRs are under such huge pressure to produce work and keep up with the pace of the academic world, sometimes we can struggle to feel like we deserve a holiday, or sometimes we feel like we can't fully swit…
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In this episode, Charlie and Olivia are joined by a new contributor, Ana, as we discuss something that nearly all ECRs worry about: how to improve your academic writing!Almost every humanities researcher is responsible for disseminating their research by writing about it. Whether you are trying to write your PhD thesis, writing a conference paper, …
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In this episode, Charlie, Rachael and Olivia discuss a the tricky topic of ‘How to Start a New Research Project’.Whether you are starting out on researching for a new PhD, whether you’ve finished that and you’re now starting a new research job, or even if you are an experienced researcher trying to begin work on your fifth book, beginning the first…
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Last time, we talked about the decision-making process: reasons for wanting to do a PhD, and offering up our experiences on what we felt it can been like to do a PhD (If you haven’t heard it, go back and listen to our different perspectives in Episode 1).In this episode, we discussed how to apply for a PhD, with questions like:- How does the actual…
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In our very first episode of the new pod, we explored one of the most important questions an early career research can ask, because it effectively starts your career: this question is: ‘Should I apply to do a PhD?’Not everybody knows how the process works, so we discussed some basic questions relating to reasons for wanting to do and what it is act…
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Money is not a simple or comfortable subject to talk about. In fact, even those of us best positioned to talk about money have a hard time discussing it with those we are closest with. If left unchecked, money problems can rip whole families and businesses apart. Bernadette Joy didn't let that happen to her when she accumulated $72K in grad school …
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