Office Hours

In this episode, we talk with Emily Baxter, creator of the documentary project “We Are All Criminals,” where participant... Read more

This week we talk with Lane Kenworthy, Professor of Sociology and Political Science at the University of Arizona. Lane s... Read more

New host Allison Nobles interviews Jane Ward, a professor of gender and sexuality studies at the University of Californi... Read more

University of Michigan professor Greta Krippner offers a sociological perspective on changes that have made the American... Read more

In this episode, we have a conversation with William Alexander. He is slightly different type of social theorist than we... Read more

This week, we talk with Lisa Wade and Gwen Sharp, co-editors of Sociological Images. Gwen and Lisa were in Minneapolis t... Read more

In this episode, we talk with University of Pittsburgh School of Law Professor David Harris about his new book Failed Ev... Read more

In this episode, Dr. Abigail C. Saguy joins us to talk about her excellent new book What’s Wrong with Fat? Abigail is an... Read more

This episode we speak with Richard L. Zweigenhaft about his research, with G. William Domhoff, on diversity in the power... Read more

In this episode, guest host Neeraj Rajasekar talks to Harvard professor Natasha Warikoo about her book The Diversity Bar... Read more

This episode we talk with Suzanne Mettler about her new book, The Submerged State: How Invisible Government Policies Und... Read more

This episode is the first Drop In: a new, shorter style of Office Hours episodes that we’ll be mixing into the podcast e... Read more

This week we talk with Joshua I. Newman and Michael Giardina about their recent book [Sport, Spectacle, and NASCAR Natio... Read more

Because they suffer from an invisible affliction, people with migraines are sometimes suspected of “making up” their dis... Read more

This episode we talk with Natan Sznaider about the Holocaust, memory, and human rights. He is the author of Jewish Memor... Read more

This week we talk with Shehzad Nadeem, author of Dead Ringers: How Outsourcing is Changing the Way Indians Understand Th... Read more

Professor Susan Terrio of Georgetown University discusses her new book, Whose Child Am I? Unaccompanied, Undocumented Ch... Read more

Nicholas Kristof’s recent critique of sociology, political science, and the humanities for effectively isolating themsel... Read more

Our guest this episode is Katherine S. Newman, and our topic is her new book, The Accordion Family: Boomerang Kids, Anxi... Read more

With the election of Donald Trump, much has been made about the construction of barriers to entry along the US border wi... Read more