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Episode 65: Rebecca Solnit

Episode 65: Rebecca Solnit

May 3, 2016
Aengus Anderson
Long Conversation

Rebecca Solnit is an author, activist, historian, and geographer, among other things. Her books include A Paradise Built in Hell, A Field Guide to Getting…

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Episode 60: George Lakoff

Episode 60: George Lakoff

January 28, 2016
Aengus Anderson
Long Conversation

George Lakoff is one of the most influential living linguists. He has revolutionized how we think about metaphor’s role in cognition, the grounding of metaphor…

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Episode 57: Joan Blades

Episode 57: Joan Blades

June 4, 2014
Aengus Anderson
Long Conversation

Joan Blades is the co-founder of Living Room Conversations, a movement dedicated to fostering meaningful dialogue between Americans of different political ideologies. In addition to…

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Episode 37: David Keith

Episode 37: David Keith

December 20, 2012
Aengus Anderson
Long Conversation

From The Conversation’s inception, geoengineering—the deliberate manipulation of the climate through technology—has been high on my list of subjects to include in the series. To…

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Episode 32: The Conversation and the Election

Episode 32: The Conversation and the Election

November 7, 2012
Aengus Anderson
Long Conversation

Micah and I have been talking about a new interstitial episode for several weeks but, with the election last night, we decided to pick up…

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Episode 15: Cameron Whitten

Episode 15: Cameron Whitten

July 15, 2012
Aengus Anderson
Long Conversation

Cameron Whitten is, in his own words, a “shameless agitator” from Portland, Oregon. He became politically active during the Occupy Portland movement and, at twenty,…

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