14 episodes

There's no one way to be a scholar. We all produce and consume meaningful work- regardless of our job titles. Erin and Caroline have decided to spotlight scholars with one foot in the academy and one foot anywhere else. We’re all involved in something- and our work matters. Join us for a comical journey through our professional and public lives.

Scholars Beyond the Tower Erin Becker & Caroline Propersi-Grossman

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There's no one way to be a scholar. We all produce and consume meaningful work- regardless of our job titles. Erin and Caroline have decided to spotlight scholars with one foot in the academy and one foot anywhere else. We’re all involved in something- and our work matters. Join us for a comical journey through our professional and public lives.

    11- Mapping Out a Scholarly Life ft. Katherine Parker

    11- Mapping Out a Scholarly Life ft. Katherine Parker

    In this episode, Katherine Parker chats with us about self care and conference etiquette, finding balance as a baby academic, maps, the joys of writing book reviews, and- even- some hot takes on butterbear! Dive into historical cartography with Katherine! 
    CW: mention of eating disorders 
    Credits: 
    Opening Music : "Wholesome" by Kevin MacLeod

    • 1 hr 16 min
    10- Getting Wilde with Whitman ft. Andrew Rimby

    10- Getting Wilde with Whitman ft. Andrew Rimby

    In this episode, Andrew Rimby chats with us about the power of the reading experience and finding comfort in literature. Hear some hot takes on the Haunting of Hill House and listen to Andrew describe how horror literature can help us work through our own struggles. Of course, it wouldn't be an episode of Scholars Beyond the Tower without a few notes on precarity and privilege in academia! Grab a cup of coffee and dive into literature with Andrew. 
    Credits: Opening Music: "Wholesome" by Kevin MacLeod

    • 1 hr 10 min
    9 - Freaking Out Through History ft. Matthew Luckett

    9 - Freaking Out Through History ft. Matthew Luckett

    In this episode, historian Matthew Luckett walks us through the joys of family history, the history of freaking out, and the panic behind horse theft! Learn more about Matthew and his work at : https://lucketthistory.com/ . 

     Credits: Opening Music: "Wholesome" by Kevin MacLeod

    • 1 hr 5 min
    8- Funnel Necked Beaker People ft. Elliot Helmer

    8- Funnel Necked Beaker People ft. Elliot Helmer

    Archaeologists want you to stop looting Native American sites! In this episode, Elliot Helmer walks us through the importance of collaborative archaeology, the desperate need for caffeine on a dig site, and the need for you to leave those artifacts where you found ‘em. Dig into the world of North American archaeology with Elliot! Find out more about WSU Anthropology Department’s Mutual Aid Fund at https://wsuago.wordpress.com/about-mutual-aid/ Credits:
    Opening Music: "Wholesome" by Kevin MacLeod

    • 1 hr 8 min
    Bonus Episode- Spooky Scholar Stories

    Bonus Episode- Spooky Scholar Stories

    BONUS EPISODE! Join us for some Halloween hot takes and a handful of spooky, creepy, and supernatural stories from our Scholars!
    Credits:
    Opening Music: "Wholesome" by Kevin MacLeod

    • 22 min
    7- Trust Science More ft. Morgan DiCarlo

    7- Trust Science More ft. Morgan DiCarlo

    Morgan DiCarlo talks us through Civil Engineering, the importance of networking, clear communication, and getting over stage fright. Dive into the world of water and engineering with Morgan! In addition, please enjoy some wonderful tangents about concrete canoes and Mothman, the patron saint of engineering. 
    Find Morgan on Twitter at @Morgan26_CIVIL.
    Opening credits: "Wholesome" by Kevin MacLeod 

    • 55 min

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