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Bioethics in the Margins"A Survey of Attitudes Toward Social Justice Obligations in the Field of Bioethics" a discussion with AJOB article authorsThis episode of Bioethics in the Margins features a panel of bioethicists: Danielle Pacia of The Hastings Center, Sana Baban of UMass Chan Medical School, J. Wesley Boyd of Harvard Medical School, and Ryan Dougherty of Kaiser Permanente. They are the co-authors of a national survey exploring the role of social justice in their field, published in the American Journal of Bioethics: Empirical Bioethics. In this conversation, the authors discuss their key findings on what social justice obligations bioethicists feel they have, the concept of "social bioethics," and the duty of the field to address systemic injustice. We start...2025-06-3049 min
Yale College Voices: Exploring Diverse Roles and Innovative Projects of Our StaffEngineering Equity: Dr. Anjelica Gonzalez's Path to Biomedical InnovationIn this episode of the Yale College Voices Podcast, host Darice Corey sits down with Dr. Anjelica Gonzalez, Head of Davenport College, Professor of Biomedical Engineering, and Faculty Director at Yale's Tsai Center for Innovative Thinking. Dr. Gonzalez shares her remarkable journey from growing up in Las Vegas to becoming a leader in STEM education and biomedical research. Through her inspiring story, she highlights how her childhood experiences, from learning probabilities at her mother’s blackjack table to exploring irrigation systems on her grandfather’s farm, shaped her love for math, science, and engineering. Her path, marked by resilience and...2024-11-221h 36
Jughead's BasementEpisode 51 - Adam Fletcher - Copyrights - Lo Fi Interviews with Hi Fi GuestsAdam Fletcher of The Copyrights on Episode 51, talks to Jughead about: Jukebox, Punk Houses, Touring, History of the band, Weasel stories, Vapid, and many many more things.www.jugheadsbasementpodcast.com2021-01-281h 25
Total Movie RecallTMR 046 – Leprechaun This week on Total Movie Recall, Steve and Ryan wonder why kids are scared of the stupidest boogeymen. The Leprechaun haunted Ryan for his entire childhood, waiting in dark corners, making it unable for him to pee in the middle of the night. If only he had watched the movie when he was seven years old, and seen how stupid, unscary, unwitty, and half-assed this boring, lazy movie is, he wouldn’t have wasted another second being scared. The Leprechaun can’t even be bothered to turn limericks into dirty rhymes. Nantucket! It rhymes itself! Lepr...2020-11-091h 24
Turned Out A PunkFootnote 193 - John "Jughead" Pierson (Screeching Weasel) PLUS TOAP LIVE w/ Craig Setari (Sick Of It All), Fletcher Dragge (Pennywise)"You're Holding Onto Something We Can't Have, But Hands Still Circle You're Still Getting Old..." The week Chris & Damian breakdown the John Jughead Episode & the craziness that was TOAP LIVE w/ Craig & Fletcher.
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Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/turned-out-a-punk/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy2018-12-021h 30Turned Out A PunkEpisode 193 - John "Jughead" Pierson (Screeching Weasel) PLUS TOAP LIVE w/ Craig Setari (Sick Of It All), Fletcher Dragge (Pennywise)THIS ONE'S A MONSTER!!! First, founding member of one of Damian’s all time favourite bands, Screeching Weasel. JOHN "JUGHEAD" PIERSON is on the show!!! Listen in as the two discuss how a band that never really fit in anywhere would go on to become one of punk's most influential bands. ALSO, AS A BONUS - TOAP LIVE AT HOUSE OF VANS w/ FLETCHER DRAGGE from Pennywise & CRAIG SETARI from Sick Of It All. Check out some of THE WILDEST stories you have ever heard on the show WITH a cameo from JOHN JOSEPH!!! WHAT AN EPISODE!?!?!?!?!?
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Some Small MagicAdam Rose on Magic and the BodyAdam Rose is a dancer based in Chicago, and the Founder and Artistic Director of Antibody Corporation. Topics include the mind-body problem, fragmented adolescent theories, and spirituality. Music by SJ Roberts: Find more at sjroberts.bandcamp.com.2018-02-2118 min
Some Small MagicCorey SmithCorey Smith, an artist and friend, joins me for an informal chat about his recent show The New Prairie School, the Midwest, the Neo-Futurists, objects, capital-P capital-A Performance Art, art galleries, and ambient fish. Music by SJ Roberts: Find more at sjroberts.bandcamp.com2018-01-242h 23
Some Small MagicErica MottErica Mott tells me about overcoming deep fear through joy and surprise, making new objects out of trash, learning from every voice, and the magical elements of presence. Music by SJ Roberts: Find more at sjroberts.bandcamp.com2018-01-101h 01
Some Small MagicDon Share on PoetryDon Share is the editor of Poetry Magazine, the longest-running monthly English language periodical dedicated to poetry. We talk about the idealism of poetry, poetry's durability and portability, editing with a legacy, and the joy of literary magazines. Music by SJ Roberts. Find more at sjroberts.bandcamp.com.2017-12-2047 min
Some Small MagicChristopher Knowlton on Object PerformanceCut from a recording that's being saved for a future project, here's a quick conversation between Christopher Knowlton and I about puppetry and object performance. Music by SJ Roberts: Find more at sjroberts.bandcamp.com2017-11-2219 min
Some Small MagicLee Mikeska GardnerLee Mikeska Gardner is the Artistic Director of the Nora Theatre Company in Cambridge, MA. We talk about the differences in Boston and D.C.'s arts scenes, collaborating with scientists, honesty in practice, and how to put the work first. Music by SJ Roberts: Find more at sjroberts.bandcamp.com.2017-11-081h 11
Some Small MagicMeghan BealsThis week, Meghan Beals, the Artistic Director of Chicago Dramatists, tells me about working with a legacy, being just a part of a process, building the new American canon, and that it's okay not to know. Music by SJ Roberts: Find more at sjroberts.bandcamp.com2017-10-2550 min
scapimagScapi Radio 10.18.17 Fletcher PiersonWe sit down with Fletcher Pierson of Some Small Magic to talk the making of his podcast and interviewing as a way to meet people, exploring objectivity in arts journalism, the recent Criticism in a Changing America bootcamp at The Goodman, and we both started our podcasts on the same day2017-10-1800 min
Scapi RadioScapi Radio 10.18.17 Fletcher PiersonWe sit down with Fletcher Pierson of Some Small Magic to talk the making of his podcast and interviewing as a way to meet people, exploring objectivity in arts journalism,…
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Some Small MagicLiz AndersonSome Small Magic is back for Season 3! For this season, we're focusing on the "Breadth of New Work," so we're kicking it off with Liz Anderson, a Chicago-based writer and comedian who creates one-of-a-kind theatrical events. Topics include how Liz makes the One Woman No Show, the showmanship of wrestling, and, of course, yelling at ghosts. Music by SJ Roberts: Find more at sjroberts.bandcamp.com. 2017-10-1139 min
Some Small MagicThom PasculliClosing out the 2nd season of Some Small Magic, Walkabout Theater Company's Thom Pasculli and I talk about vitality, making a way to make theatre, learning to touch your toes, the obligation in ritual, and investing in our imaginations. Music by SJ Roberts: Find more at sjroberts.bandcamp.com. There won't be a bonus episode between Season 2 and Season 3, so the next episode will be out in 4 weeks instead of 2 on 10/11/17. Thanks for listening!2017-09-1348 min
Some Small MagicVanessa ValliereVanessa Valliere - a Chicago-based performer with Manual Cinema and Mucca Pazza who toured with Tour de Fat, and now takes her puppet shows around the country - tells me about the pain of creating, swing dancing in Japan, finding one's place in the ensemble, and trying not to eat your puppets. Music by S.J. Roberts: Find more at sjroberts.bandcamp.com2017-08-301h 08
Some Small MagicBrendan BurnsSome context: After interviewing Bonnie Duncan (1.4) back in March, she suggested some other artists I should interview while I was in Boston. This is with Brendan Burns, one of Bonnie's collaborators, recorded at Brookline Music School. Talking points include taking a musical snapshot of a city's scene, confidence as practice, and music as a preferred language. Music by SJ Roberts: Find more at sjroberts.bandcamp.com.2017-08-1657 min
Some Small MagicYngvild AspeliRecorded at the 2017 Puppeteers of America National Festival in St. Paul, Yngvild Aspeli (the Artistic Director of Plexus Polaire) and I discuss collaboration, perfection in fragility, starting from the theme, and changing a show with every performance. Music by SJ Roberts: find more at sjroberts.bandcamp.com2017-08-0232 min
Some Small Magicx.3 Patrick GabridgeDigging an episode out from the March archives, I talk with Boston-based writer Patrick Gabridge about spacial formality, where farming and theatre line up, and how to fill up a box. Among other things.2017-07-191h 24
Some Small Magic2.4 Onye OzuzuOnye Ozuzu - creator of Technology of the Circle, founder of Project Tool, and Dean of the School of Fine and Performing Arts at Columbia College - explains a circle's organizing principle, culture as a way, embodied discourse, and preparing to leave. Music by SJ Roberts: Find more at sjroberts.bandcamp.com.2017-07-051h 06
Some Small Magic2.3 Mark JefferyMark Jeffery - co-founder of ATOM-r and former company member of the elusive Goat Island Performance Group - describes the importance of duration, how to demand time, working body/thinking brain, and listening for magic. Music by S.J. Roberts: Find more at sjroberts.bandcamp.com2017-06-2154 min
Some Small Magic2.2 Sara ZalekSara Zalek, a multidisciplinary artist with a focus in Butoh, tells me about biking across the country, taking sharp turns in life, reaching into the beyond through the body, and trying to define the undefinable. Music by S.J. Roberts: Find more at sjroberts.bandcamp.com.2017-06-0752 min
Some Small Magic2.1 Sarah FornaceIt's the start of the 2nd season of Some Small Magic! Sarah Fornace kicks it off with a fast-paced discussion about shadow puppetry, film, the combination of those two things, systems of magic, and diverolling out of a frame. Come listen. Music by SJ Roberts: Find more at sjroberts.bandcamp.com.2017-05-241h 02
Some Small Magicx.1 MT CozzolaIt's the bonus week between Season 1 and Season 2 of Some Small Magic! I speak with playwright MT Cozzola about her practice, turning dreams into shows, ghosts, and trying to get it right. Music by SJ Roberts: Find more at sjroberts.bandcamp.com2017-05-1749 min
Some Small Magic1.7 Walt McGoughWrapping up the first season of Some Small Magic, we hop back into the Boston episodes to talk to playwright and dramaturge Walt McGough about the evolution of Boston's theatre scene, Sideshow Theatre and how to fake it 'til you make it, learning the world and the self through playwriting, and trying to make the unreal on stage. I do a bad job of introducing Walt's plays, but he covers for me and explains them during the interview before talking about their background. If you want more of an explanation, there are synopses on Walt's website: https://wa...2017-05-101h 03
Some Small Magic1.6 Madhuri ShekarNew-York based playwright Madhuri Shekar was in Chicago for the process and opening of her show Queen, at Victory Gardens, so I interviewed her! We talk about opening one's eyes to the complexity of the world, finding your friends, and the magic of falling in love, among other things. Music by SJ Roberts: Find more at sjroberts.bandcamp.com2017-04-2659 min
Some Small Magic1.5 Alan BrodyIn the second episode from my time in Boston, I speak with playwright and academic Alan Brody about his life, the influence of the mid-century theatre, building academic arts programs, learning to speak science, and how the theatre has stayed a lifetime passion. Music by SJ Roberts: Find more at sjroberts.bandcamp.com.2017-04-121h 05
Some Small Magic1.4 Bonnie DuncanIn the first Some Small Magic interview collected from outside Chicago, Boston-based puppeteer and dancer Bonnie Duncan tells me about structural dance, learning art philosophy from her kids, being joyfully one step ahead of the audience, and a bunch of good stories. Music by S. J. Roberts: Find more at sjroberts.bandcamp.com.2017-03-2947 min
Some Small Magic1.3 Janet HoweThis week, Janet Howe tells me about teaching audiences empathy with neuroscience, making things with love, and even throws in a crash course in immersive theatre. Music by S.J. Roberts: Find more at sjroberts.bandcamp.com.2017-03-151h 17
Some Small Magic1.2 Emily RitgerOn this week's episode of Some Small Magic, Emily Ritger tells me about irrational art, frozen ideas, solo projects/the ensemble, and trying to make it all work. Music by SJ Roberts: Find more at sjroberts.bandcamp.com2017-03-011h 28
Some Small Magic1.1 Olivia LilleyWelcome to Some Small Magic! SSM's first guest is Olivia Lilley, a Chicago-based writer and director - join us to hear about her path from music to directing, her methodology, her company The Runaways Lab Theater, and more! Music by S.J. Roberts: https://sjroberts.bandcamp.com/2017-02-141h 00