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10-02-2025

Episode 39: Jim Phelan & Eyal Segal — Sholem Aleichem’s “Baranovich Station”

In this episode of the Project Narrative Podcast, Jim Phelan and Eyal Segal discuss Sholem Aleichem’s short story, “Baranovich Station.” Eyal Segal is an independent scholar based in Tel Aviv. He has published articles on narrative closure, beginnings and endings, temporal experimentation in narrative, narration in the modernist novel, the poetics of Kafka, and on the Tel Aviv School of Poetics and Semiotics. These essays have appeared in a range of journals and other outlets, including Poetics Today, the journal Narrative, and The Oxford Encyclopedia of Literary Theory.

10-02-2025

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56 min.
28-08-2025

Storytelling and Primal Intelligence with Angus Fletcher

In this episode of The Leadership Initiative, host Jen Knox Shanahan sits down with Angus Fletcher to discuss the deep connection between storytelling and primal intelligence. Fletcher shares how leaders can tap into narrative, curiosity, and imagination to spark innovation, foster engagement, and cultivate more human-centered leadership.

28-08-2025

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41 min.
02-05-2024

Episode 31: Jim Phelan & Jakob Lothe — Nadine Gordimer’s “Is There Nowhere Else We Can Meet?”

In this episode of the Project Narrative Podcast, Jim Phelan and Jakob Lothe discuss Nadine Gordimer’s short story, “Is There Nowhere Else We Can Meet?” Jakob Lothe is Professor of English Emeritus at the University of Oslo, where he taught from 1993 to 2020. Some of Lothe’s publications include Conrad’s Narrative Method, Narrative in Fiction and Film, and Time’s Witnesses: Women’s Voices from the Holocaust. Lothe is currently completing a monograph entitled Memory and Narrative Ethics: Holocaust Testimony, Fiction, and Film. Lothe also led a research group dedicated to narrative theory and analysis at Norway’s Center for Advanced Studies in Oslo during the 2005-2006 academic year. Under Jakob’s leadership, the group produced three volumes of essays: Joseph Conrad: Voice, Sequence, History, Genre; Franz Kafka: Narration, Rhetoric, and Reading; and After Testimony: The Ethics and Aesthetics of Holocaust Narrative for the Future. Lothe has also edited or co-edited several other books about the short story, about narrative ethics, about the future of literary studies, and more.

02-05-2024

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48 min.
14 jan

Episode 179 – Busting Weather Myths

After a brief weather outlook/lookback we get into discussing weather myths and conspiracy theories. Dr. Aaron Wilson takes us through a few common ones. What are chemtrails? Are we seeing weather modification in Ohio? These are a couple of the big ones we talk about. Listen in and see what you think. For more on weather modification, you can utilize noaa.gov. You can also connect with the State Climate Office at climate.osu.edu.

14 jan

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27 min.
03-09-2025

Episode 46: Jim Phelan & Gary Weissman — Shalom Auslander’s “Smite the Heathens, Charlie Brown”

In this episode of the Project Narrative Podcast, Jim Phelan and Gary Weissman discuss Shalom Auslander’s short story, “Smite the Heathens, Charlie Brown,” originally included in the 2005 collection Beware of God. Gary Weissman is Associate Professor in the Department of English and in the School of Communication Film and Media Studies at the University of Cincinnati. Weissman also is an Affiliate Faculty member in the University of Cincinnati’s Department of Judaic Studies. He is the author of Fantasies of Witnessing: Postwar Efforts to Experience the Holocaust, and The Writer in the Well: On Misreading and Rewriting Literature. Weissman has also written many essays on how the Holocaust has been represented in literature, scholarship, photography, and film, and in addition to being a scholar and teacher of graphic and animated narratives, Weissman is himself a skillful cartoonist.

03-09-2025

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53 min.
31-12-2025

Episode 178 – Farm Diversification with Specialty Crops

On today’s episode, Bruce and Josh talk with Dr. Logan Minter, Associate Professor in the OSU Department of Extension and associated faculty with the Department of Horticultural and Crop Sciences, statewide Field Specialist for Specialty Crops, and the Ohio Integrated Pest Management Program Coordinator. Dr. Minter discusses the opportunities farms may have in diversifying their portfolio with specialty crops and some considerations before implementing specialty crops. He also discusses the new research study publication, ePlus, which can be found here: https://go.osu.edu/eplusreports

31-12-2025

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17 min.
25-03-2025

Adapting to Change in Nonprofits with Richard McPherson

In this episode, Jen Knox Shanahan speaks with Richard McPherson. McPherson explores key challenges nonprofit boards face in embracing innovation, including risk-taking and the integration of AI technology. He offers valuable insights on how nonprofit leaders can navigate organizational change, collaborate with similar organizations, and make strategic decisions to drive mission-focused impact while adapting to […]

25-03-2025

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36 min.
27-05-2025

Creating Space for Authenticity with Tracey Boggs

In this episode, Host Jen Knox Shanahan speaks to higher education leader Tracey Boggs as she shares her leadership journey from finance to academia and how she fosters psychologically safe workplace cultures. She discusses the power of vulnerability, values-driven leadership, and creating environments where teams feel supported, empowered, and inspired to grow.

27-05-2025

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24 min.
05-11-2021

Episode 1: Katra Byram & Jim Phelan — A Conversation about “Hinter uns, mein Land”

In the first episode of the Project Narrative podcast, Katra Byram, Associate Professor of German Language and Literature and Core Faculty Member of Project Narrative, sits down with Jim Phelan to read and discuss a text from a slam poetry performance called, “Hinter uns, mein Land,” or, “Behind Us, My Country,” by Babak Ghassim and Usama Elyas. As this is a narrative poem for two voices, Jim and Katra read the poem together before engaging in a discussion of its form and contents. The authors’ names are Babak Ghassim and Usama Elyas, and the title of the poem in German is “Hinter uns, mein Land.”

05-11-2021

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48 min.
25-02-2025

The Future of Leadership Development with Dr. Richard Boyatzis

In this episode, Dr. Richard Boyatzis, Distinguished Professor at Case Western Reserve University, shares insights on intentional change theory and how sustainable, desired change occurs at individual, team, and organizational levels. He emphasizes the power of vision over goals, the role of emotional attractors, and the balance between performance and development cultures. Listeners will discover why […]

25-02-2025

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40 min.

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