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Sportstunde - Das Podcast-SportmagazinDie eine erlebt nie mehr Siebenkampf und Olympia, die andere macht gleich zwei Sportarten! Von Polizeidienst und olympischen Träumen!Eisschnelllaufen: Im Januar stehen wieder die Europameisterschaften im niederländischen Heerenveen an. Vor einem Jahr gewannen Josephine Schlörb, Leo-Sophie Scholz und Josie Hofmann in der Teamverfolgung völlig überraschend EM-Silber. Nach den guten alten und erfolgreichen Zeiten und einer Durstrecke für den deutschen Eisschnelllaufverband war das endlich wieder ein Erfolg und ein Lichtblick im Hinblick auf die Zukunft. Eine Hoffnungsträgerin ist Josie Hofmann. Als Kind fuhr sie Inliner und holte dann im Speedskating unfassbar viele Titel, ehe sie 2018 zusätzlich aufs Eis ging, um im Eisschnelllauf ihren olympischen Traum zu verwirklichen. Mittlerweile ist sie also in zwei Sp...2024-12-1045 min

Piecing It Together PodcastKinds of Kindness (Featuring Josie DeMarco)On the 404th episode of Piecing It Together, Josie DeMarco joins me to talk about Kinds of Kindness. After joining me to discuss Poor Things earlier this year, Yorgos Lanthimos' latest opened the door to get into all kinds of other weird discussions. Puzzle pieces include The One I Love, The Twilight Zone, The Strange World of Joe Coffin and Happiness.As always, SPOILER ALERT for Kinds of Kindness and the movies we discuss!Written by Yorgos Lanthimos and Efthimis FilippouDirected by Yorgo LanthimosStarring Emma Stone, Jesse Plemons, Willem Da...2024-10-1145 min

eat.READ.sleep. Bücher für dich(114) Hebriden-Kekse und MeeresrauschenWalsprache, Kaltwasserschwimmen, Windstärke und Moby Dick - zum Tag der Ozeane gibt es eine volle Ladung Meeresbücher. Jan und Katharina waren mit dem Podcast im Ozeaneum Stralsund zu Gast - im beeindruckenden Saal der Meeresriesen, direkt unter einem - nein, keinem Oktopus, aber fast: einem Riesenkalmar. Zu Gast ist Kuratorin Dorit Liebers, die unter anderem verrät, warum die Möwen nur den Touristen die Brötchen klauen. Und falls "Moby Dick" immer noch auf eurer "müsste ich lesen, aber …"-Liste steht, gibt es in dieser Folge einen Motivationsschub! Alle Infos zum Podcast: https://ndr.de/eatreadsleep Mail ger...2024-06-081h 12

TENTEN: Decoding Nebraska's Tech Workforce with Dr. Josie SchaferIn this episode of TEN we dive into Nebraska's tech workforce with Dr. Josie Schafer, Director of the University of Nebraska at Omaha's Center for Public Affairs Research (UNO CPAR). Josie sheds light on UNO CPAR's crucial work in providing data-driven insights including the Nebraska Tech Workforce Dashboard, a collaboration between the Nebraska Tech Collaborative and UNO CPAR, offering a sneak peek at the upcoming 2024 refresh, and explores other key initiatives empowering Nebraskans to make data informed decisions.2024-03-2114 min

Riverside Chats145. Why Nebraska Should Be Concerned about Brain Drain with Dr. Josie SchaferIt's not unusual among educated Nebraskans to hold the expectation that, if you’re an ambitious young person in this state, you’ll leave. This is within a moment where, over the past decade, the Nebraska Examiner has reported that “more people have continued to leave than enter Nebraska from other states, and the loss is heavily those with an education level of at least a bachelor’s degree.” Today Dr. Josie Schafer, director of the Center for Public Affairs Research at the University of Nebraska at Omaha, is in conversation with Tom Knoblauch about her research on Nebraska’s concerning...2023-04-2153 min

Academics of PAMichael Ford on the Pracademic, Regional Schools, and MPACJosie talks with Dr. Michael Ford from the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh. In this episode, Dr. Ford talks about his path to academia and his experience as a locally elected leader. He also talks about the Midwest Public Affairs Conference, the opportunities of teaching and researching at a regional school, and the value of applied research. Subscribe to Academics of PA today! Follow the podcast on Facebook and Twitter: @AcademicsofPA Follow the hosts on Twitter: Bruce McDonald: @academicpiracy Josie Schafer: @SchaferJosie 2022-07-1133 min

Academics of PAMary Guy and Brian Williams on the Journal of Social Equity and Public AdministrationBruce talks with Drs. Mary Guy from the University of Colorado Denver and Brian Williams from the University of Virginia. Drs. Guy and Williams currently serve as the editors-in-chief of the Journal of Social Equity and Public Administration (JSEPA). In this episode, they will talk about the establishment of the journal, its position within the field of public administration research, and how everyone can get involved in social equity research. Links from the Episode: Journal of Social Equity and Public Administration Subscribe to Academics of PA today! Follow the podcast on Facebook and Twitter: @AcademicsofPA Follow the hosts on Twitter: ...2022-06-0647 min

The Health of our HospitalsA look at Nebraska's workforce; a Nebraska legislative updateHear from Josie Schafer, Ph.D., Director of The Center for Public Affairs Research at the University of Nebraska-Omaha. She shares her insights related to Nebraska's changing demographics and the impact on the future workforce.Also, we hear from David Slattery, Director of Advocacy at the NHA. He provides an update on the bills being supported and their chances to become law by the end of the current legislative session.2022-03-1033 min

Academics of PAKendra Stewart on Choosing What's Right for You, Communication in Government, and the Future of PABruce talks with Dr. Kendra Stewart from the College of Charleston. Dr. Stewart discusses her experience of finding public administration and succeeding in graduate school and on the tenure track. She also discusses the role that communication plays in effective public administration, the importance of the politics-administration dichotomy, and the future of public administration. References from the Episode: Mordecai Lee, Grant Neeley, and Kendra Stewart (2021). The Practice of Government Public Relations. Subscribe to Academics of PA today! New episodes drop every other Thursday. Follow the podcast on Facebook and Twitter: @AcademicsofPA Follow the hosts on Twitter: Bruce McDonald: @academicpiracy William...2021-06-241h 00

Academics of PAMary Feeney on Falling into Public AdministrationJoin Josie for a conversation with Dr. Mary Feeney, editor-in-chief of the Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory and professor from Arizona State University. Dr. Feeney talks about her experience of finding academia and the belief that a degree is the way to a better life. She also talks about her experiences in undergraduate and graduate school as a first generation student, the challenges that presented, and how she works to mentor students to help them overcome similar situations. Finally, she talks about the path to becoming an editor the responsibility that comes with the position. Subscribe to Academics...2021-06-101h 04

Academics of PASarah Young and Kimberly Wiley on Faculty Sexual MisconductBruce talks with Drs. Sarah Young from the University of North Georgia and Kimberly Wiley from the University of Florida. Drs. Young and Wiley discuss the problem of faculty sexual assault in academia and the field of public administration. They also discuss how we can take steps to address the problem and move forward as a community. References from the Episode: Sarah L. Young and Kimberly K. Wiley. (2021). Erased: Why Faculty Sexual Misconduct is Prevalent and How We Could Prevent It. Subscribe to Academics of PA today! New episodes drop every other Thursday. Follow the podcast on Facebook and Twitter...2021-05-201h 01

Academics of PAAna-Maria Dimand and Juniper Katz on Surviving the PhD and the Job Market and Succeeding as Early Career FacultyOn this episode, Josie talks with Drs. Ana-Maria Dimand from Boise State University and Juniper Katz from the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Drs. Dimand and Katz discuss their experience as early career faculty in the field of public administration. They also discuss the experience of surviving the PhD process and succeeding on the job market during the pandemic. Subscribe to Academics of PA today! New episodes drop every other Thursday. Follow the podcast on Facebook and Twitter: @AcademicsofPA Follow the hosts on Twitter: Josie Schafer: @SchaferJosie Bruce McDonald: @academicpiracy William Hatcher: @ProfHat 2021-05-0651 min

Academics of PAJohn Diamond and Jeremy Hall on the Review Process and the Challenge it Poses for PublishingBruce talks with Dr. John Diamond from Edge Hill University and co-editor-in-chief of Teaching Public Administration and Jeremy Hall from University of Central Florida and co-editor-in-chief of Public Administration Review. Drs. Diamond and Hall discuss the review process of academic journal and the challenges that academic publishing is experiencing with that process. They also discuss the role and responsibility of the review and how the overall process can be improved. References from the Episode: Jeremy L. Hall, William Hatcher, Bruce D. McDonald, Patricia Shields, and Jessica Sowa. (2019). The Art of Peer Reviewing: Toward and Effective Developmental Process. Subscribe to Academics...2020-12-101h 07

Academics of PADaniel Smith and Domonic Bearfield on Recruiting and Supporting Diverse Students into Public AdministrationOn this episode, Bruce talks with Drs. Daniel Smith from the University of Delaware and Domonic Bearfield from Rutgers University. Drs. Bearfield and and Smith discuss their experience in the field of public administration and the academy. They also discuss issues of diversity within the field and how we can be more proactive at recruiting and welcoming diverse individuals into the academy. Subscribe to Academics of PA today! New episodes drop every other Thursday. Follow the podcast on Facebook and Twitter: @AcademicsofPA Follow the hosts on Twitter: Bruce McDonald: @academicpiracy Josie Schafer: @SchaferJosie William Hatcher: @ProfHat 2020-10-1552 min

Academics of PAJeremy Hall on Publishing, Networking, and PARDr. Jeremy Hall discusses his role as co-editor of Public Administration Review, the mechanics of managing a journal, and what editors wish we knew.2020-05-071h 06

Academics of PADavid Swindell on Engaged Research, Community Impact, and Choosing Your TrajectoryBruce talks with Dr. David Swindell from Arizona State University. Dr. Swindell discusses the connection of public administration to applied research within the community and the incentive structure within higher education to not engage in the work. He also discusses the challenge to overcome that incentive structure, why the structure should be reformed, and how he made the choice to ignore the system and do the work he felt matters. Subscribe to Academics of PA today! New episodes drop every other Thursday. Follow the podcast on Facebook and Twitter: @AcademicsofPA Follow the hosts on Twitter: Bruce McDonald: @academicpiracy William Hatcher...2020-04-2349 min

Academics of PAWill Hatcher and Bruce McDonald on "The Public Affairs Faculty Manual"On this episode,join our special guest host Staci Zavattaro from the University of Central Florida as she interviews Will and Bruce about their new book, The Public Affairs Faculty Manual. References from the Episode: William Hatcher, Wesley L. Meares, and Victoria Gordeon. (2017). The Capacity and Constraints of Small MPA Programs: A Survey of Program Directors. Bruce D. McDonald and William Hatcher. (2020). The Public Affairs Faculty Manual: A Guide to the Effective Management of Public Affairs Programs. Subscribe to Academics of PA today! New episodes drop every other Thursday. Follow the podcast on Facebook and Twitter: @AcademicsofPA Follow the hosts...2020-04-1033 min

Academics of PADonald Moynihan and Pamela Herd on Collaborations, Work-Life Balance, and Portfolios of ResearchOn this episode, join Bruce for an interview with Drs. Pamela Herd and Donald Moynihan from Georgetown University. Drs. Herd and Moynihan talk about their experience working together and finding collaborations for research. They also discuss the the importance of a research agenda that is both exploitative and exploratory in nature, as well as the challenge of the publishing timeline and the difficulty of work-life balance. References from the Episode: Julian Christensen, Lene Aaroe, Martin Baekgaard, Pamela Herd, Donald P. Moynihan. (2019). Human Capital and Administrative Burden: The Role of Cognitive Resources in Citizen-State Interactions. Mark S. Granovetter. (1977). The Strength of...2020-03-2657 min

Academics of PAAlasdair Roberts on Intellectual History, Temporal Horizons, and Writing BooksJoin Josie and Bruce for a conversation with Dr. Alasdair Roberts from the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Dr. Roberts discusses the importance of taking a historical perspective for the field of public administration and how we can do a better job incorporating that perspective into our research. He also discusses the value of studying law for public administrators, his process to writing books, and the challenges international scholars face when publishing in academic journals. References from the Episode: Alasdair Roberts. (2020). Strategies for Governing: Reinventing Public Administration for a Dangerous Century. Subscribe to Academics of PA today! New episodes drop every...2020-03-1256 min

Academics of PACharles Goodsell on Imposter Syndrome, Sheer Luck, and Your First Academic JobOn this episode, Bruce talks with Dr. Charles Goodsell from Virginia Tech University. Dr. Goodsell discusses his experience into the academic work, including his struggle with imposter syndrome in graduate school, his challenges on the academic job market, and how he found public administration when assigned to teach it as a new class. He also discusses the role that sheer luck has played on his career, while highlighting the importance of being willing to part ways with the general literature of the field and jumping off a cliff. References from the Episode: Charles T. Goodsell. (1988). The Social Meaning of Civic...2020-02-2048 min

Academics of PANorma Riccucci on Social Equity, Finding PA, and Being Open to MethodsOn this episode, join Bruce for an interview with Dr. Norma Riccucci from Rutgers University. Dr. Riccucci talks about her experience finding public administration as an undergraduate and the need to pursue social equity within the academy. She also discusses the importance of understanding where practitioners are coming from, the significant role that effective public administrators play in good governance, and the importance of methodological pluralism to a field like public administration. References from the Episode: Norma M. Riccucci. (1995). Unsung Heroes: Federal Execucrats Making a Difference. Norma M. Riccucci. (2010). Public Administration: Traditions of Inquiry and Philosophies of Knowledge. Subscribe to A...2020-02-0652 min

Academics of PAJames Svara on Ethics, Planning for the Future, and Engaged ResearchOn this episode, Bruce talks with Dr. James Svara from the University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill. Dr. Svara discusses his stumble into public administration and the importance of planning your future career. He also discusses engaged research and connecting with the community of practice in choosing research questions and collecting data and the importance of giving back to that community, as well as the importance of ethics to public administration and the incorporation of ethics into the MPA curriculum. References from the Episode: James H. Svara and Sanzhar Baizhanov. (2019). Public Service Values in NASPAA Programs: Identification, Integration, and...2020-01-2344 min

Academics of PAThe Host HangBruce, Josie, and Will are back for a new year, new season of Academics of PA. In the first episode of the new year, the trio of hosts reflect back on 2019, talk about the highlights of the year, the experience of hosting a podcast, and all that jazz. Subscribe to Academics of PA today! New episodes drop every other Thursday. Follow the podcast on Facebook and Twitter: @AcademicsofPA Follow the hosts on Twitter: Bruce McDonald: @academicpiracy William Hatcher: @ProfHat Josie Schafer: @SchaferJosie 2020-01-0928 min

Academics of PAIrene Rubin on Being a Woman in Academia, Managing a Research Agenda, and Finding PAOn this episode, join Josie for an interview with Dr. Irene Rubin from Northern Illinois University. Dr. Rubin talks about her experience as a woman in academia and the pressure to exceed others that was placed upon her, as well as her approach to working on a research agenda and finding meaningful questions and research. She also discusses her journey to finding public administration as a discipline and her experience as the only female editor for Public Administration Review. References from the Episode: Herbert J. Rubin and Irene S. Rubin. (2011). Qualitative Interviewing: The Art of Hearing Data. Subscribe to Academics...2019-12-0549 min

Academics of PAGraham Allison on Community Scholarship, Conceptual Lenses, and Adding Something NewJoin Bruce and Josie for an interview with Dr. Graham Allison from Harvard University. Dr. Allison talks about balancing his experience as an academic and as an assistant secretary of defense in the Clinton administration. He also talks about the challenge of working in practice compared to these and the need to add to the sum of knowledge rather. References from the Show: Graham Allison. (1971). Essence of Decision: Explaining the Cuban Missile Crisis. Graham Allison. (2018). Destined for War: Can American and China Escape Thucydides' Trap. Aristotle (1996). Introductory Readings. Belfer Center. (2019). Contest: Do You Have a Grand Strategy to Meet the...2019-11-1449 min

Academics of PAHannah Lebovits and Donta Council on The PhD ExperienceOn this episode, join Josie and Will for a conversation with Hannah Lebovits from Cleveland State University and Donta Council from Old Dominion University and American University. Hannah and Donta will talk about their experience as Ph.D. students in public administration, their efforts to engage the field, and the needs that Ph.D. students in today's society face. Subscribe to Academics of PA today! New episodes drop every other Thursday. Follow the podcast on Facebook and Twitter: @AcademicsofPA Follow the hosts on Twitter: Bruce McDonald: @academicpiracy William Hatcher: @ProfHat Josie Schafer: @SchaferJosie 2019-10-3150 min

Academics of PAJamie Levine Daniel on Talking About AntisemitismOn this episode, join Bruce and Josie for a live interview from the Midwest Public Affairs Conference with Dr. Jamie Levin Daniel from Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis. Dr. Daniel talks about the importance of incorporating discussions about religion, faith, and tolerance into the MPA classroom and the road map that she and Drs. Fyall and Benenson provide in their example of discussing antisemitism that was recently published in the Journal of Public Affairs Education. References from the Show: Jamie Levine Daniel, Rachel Fyall, & Jodi Benenson. (2019). Talking About Antisemitism in MPA Classrooms and beyond. Jamie Levine Daniel. (2018). Consistently Inconsistent. Hannah...2019-10-1739 min

Academics of PAKarl Rethemeyer on the Job Market (Live from MPAC)On this episode, join Bruce and Josie for a live interview from the Midwest Public Affairs Conference with Dr. Karl Rethemeyer from SUNY University at Albany. Dr. Rethemeyer talks about the academic job market in public administration and provides guidance on how to approach and succeed at finding an academic placement. References from the Show: Karl Rethemeyer. (2017). Job Market Handbook. Karl Rethemeyer. (2019). Job Market Resource. Subscribe to Academics of PA today! New episodes drop every other Thursday. Follow the podcast on Facebook and Twitter: @AcademicsofPA Follow the hosts on Twitter: Bruce McDonald: @academicpiracy William Hatcher: @ProfHat Josie Schafer: @SchaferJosie 2019-09-261h 05

Academics of PAHal Rainey on Staying Power, Making a Contribution, and LeadershipOn this episode, join Josie and Bruce for an interview with Dr. Hal Rainey from the University of Georgia. Dr. Rainey talks about choosing research questions that have staying power and continuing to make a contribution by answering questions that still need an answer. He also talks about his experiences of working with practitioners and the opportunity that practical experience gives in the classroom. References from the Show: Hal Rainey. (2014). Understanding and Managing Public Organizations. Sergio Fernandex and Hal Rainey. (2006). Managing Successful Organizational Change in the Public Sector: An Agenda for Research and Practice. Hal Rainey, Robert Backoff, and Charles...2019-09-1251 min

Academics of PACraig Maher on Political Office, Choosing an Academic Career, and...CatsOn this episode, join Will and Bruce for an interview with Dr. Craig Maher from the University of Nebraska Omaha. Dr. Maher talks about his experience as a public administration scholar while also serving on a local city council and the practicality of the politics-administration dichotomy for local officials and the challenge that has for public administration educators. He also discusses his path into a PhD, public administration as a discipline, and becoming a public budgeting and finance scholar despite having taken no coursework in the area. Subscribe to Academics of PA today! New episodes drop every other Thursday. Follow t...2019-08-2956 min

Academics of PACarolyn Bourdeaux on Teaching, Public Engagement, and Running for CongressOn this episode, join Bruce and Josie for an interview with Dr. Carolyn Bourdeaux from Georgia State University. Dr. Bourdeaux talks about her experience teaching and training a new generation of public servants, the importance of engagement with the community, and making research accessible to a non-academic market. She also talks about her experience running for Congress in 2018, her plans to run for election in 2020, and the social responsibility of public administration faculty to get involved and make a difference. Subscribe to Academics of PA today! New episodes drop every other Thursday. Follow the podcast on Facebook and Twitter: @AcademicsofPA ...2019-08-1551 min

Academics of PAEthel Williams on Supporting Your Students, Work-Life Balance, and the Cha-ChaOn this episode, join Bruce and Josie for an interview with Dr. Ethel Williams from the University of Nebraska Omaha. Dr. Williams talks about the importance of providing support to PhD students, her experience as university administrator, and failing to maintain a work-life balance but still doing something for yourself. She also talks about the status of research on social equity and diversity and how both the field and the academy is living up to the need to be inclusive. Subscribe to Academics of PA today! New episodes drop every other Thursday. Follow the podcast on Facebook and Twitter: @AcademicsofPA ...2019-06-2748 min

Academics of PAJohn Mikesell on Taxation, Government Coercion, and Being an ActorJoin Bruce and Josie for an interview with Dr. John Mikesell from Indiana University. Dr. Mikesell talks about the importance of teach skills to MPA students and the dictating of his book, Fiscal Administration. He also talks about the role of thinking about the importance of research questions and the underlying understanding of data that we use to address those questions. References from the Show: John Mikesell (2017). Fiscal Administration. Aaron Wildavsky and Naomi Caiden (2003). The New Politics of the Budgetary Process. Subscribe to Academics of PA today! New episodes drop every other Thursday. Follow the podcast on Facebook and Twitter: @A...2019-06-1331 min

Academics of PAMary Guy on Knowing Who You Are, Having a Balance, and Showing DogsOn this episode, join Bruce and Josie for an interview with Dr. Mary Guy from the University of Colorado Denver. Dr. Guy talks about the importance of work experience as a way of understanding the pressures faced in public service and how, in the absence of new ideas, we need to take the ideas that we have and package them for today and tomorrows problems. She also talks about the importance of work-life balance and the necessity to maintain hobbies in order to have an escape and to keep active from burning out. References from the Show: Richard C. Kearney...2019-05-3052 min

Academics of PATeresa Gerton on NAPA, Helping Governments, and the Big Questions of PAJoin Bruce and Will for a conversation with Teresa Gerton from the National Academy of Public Administration. Teresa discusses the history and mission of the National Academy of Public Administration and the ongoing work that the academy does for governments throughout the United States. She also talks about the academy's "Grand Challenges." Subscribe to Academics of PA today! New episodes drop every other Thursday. Follow the podcast on Facebook and Twitter: @AcademicsofPA Follow the hosts on Twitter: Bruce McDonald: @academicpiracy William Hatcher: @ProfHat Josie Schafer: @SchaferJosie 2019-05-1643 min

Academics of PAStephen Kleinschmit on MPAC, JPNA, and the New Academic ClassJoin Bruce and Josie for a conversation with Dr. Stephen Kleinschmit from the University of Illinois at Chicago. Dr. Kleinschmit discusses his decision to establish the Midwest Public Affairs Conference and the Journal of Public and Nonprofit Affairs and what it took to get them started. He also talks about his academic career and the decision to leave a tenure-track position for a position that fulfills his needs and what academic careers look like for the new academic class. References from the Show: Midwest Public Affairs Conference: www.midwestpac.com Journal of Public and Nonprofit Affairs: www.jpna.org Subscribe t...2019-05-0251 min

Academics of PACamilla Stivers on the Right Answers, Paradigms, and Having an ImpactOn this episode, join Bruce and Josie for an interview with Dr. Camilla Stivers from Cleveland State University. Dr. Stivers talks about her experience working with community health organizations and decision to pursue a PhD and an academic career. She also talks about the importance of asking the big questions and finding the right answers, having an impact on the field of public administration, and her decision to become a theorist. References from the Show: Gibson Burrell and Gareth Morgan. (1979). Sociological Paradigms and Organizational Analysis. Camilla Stivers. (2000). Bureau Men, Settlement Women. Camilla Stivers. (2002). Gender Images in Public Administration. Dwight Waldo. (2006...2019-04-1853 min

Academics of PARosemary O'Leary on the Creative Urge, Appreciation, and Doing Your Own ThingOn this episode, join Bruce and Josie for an interview with Dr. Rosemary O'Leary from the University of Kansas. Dr. O'Leary talks about her experience as a public manager and how she decided to pursue a career in public administration. She also talks about the need to appreciate other areas and methodologies of research and the importance of asking questions before committing to a project. References from the Show: Rosemary O'Leary. (2019). The Ethics of Dissent: Managing Guerilla Government Subscribe to Academics of PA today! New episodes drop every other Thursday. Follow the podcast on Facebook and Twitter: @AcademicsofPA Follow the...2019-04-0456 min

Academics of PADonald Kettl on Trust in Government, Lice, and Having No PlanJoin Bruce and Will in this episode as they talk with Dr. Donald Kettl from the University of Texas at Austin. Dr. Kettl talks about his writing process and having no academic career plan, instead choosing projects that are both fun for him and useful for practitioners. He also talks about issues of trust in government and how the issue of trust may be one of perspective. References from the Show: Donald Kettl (2013). System Under Stress: The Challenge to the 21st Century Governance. Donald Kettl (1986). Leadership at the Fed. Subscribe to Academics of PA today! New episodes drop every other Thu...2019-03-2157 min

Academics of PAJames Perry on Twins, Taking Risks, and Work-Life BalanceOn this episode, join Bruce and Josie for an interview with Dr. James Perry from Indiana University. Dr. Perry talks about the public service motivation instilled in him by his parents and how his twin brother provided a connection to the practice of public administration that informed his research. He also talks about the difficulty of maintaining work-life balance and the importance of taking risks in careers and research. References from the Show: John Perry, (2010). Blueprint for Building Community: Leadership Insights for Good Government. James L. Perry and Lois Recascino Wise (1990). The Motivational Bases of Public Service. James L. Perry, T...2019-03-0759 min

Academics of PAWho Gave Us Microphones?On the first episode of "Academics of PA," Bruce, Will, and Josie discuss the origins of the podcast and what they hope it will achieve. We seek out to explore the people behind the research and publications that have defined public administration in order to understand their processes and motivations. Subscribe to Academics of PA today! New episodes drop every other Thursday. Follow the podcast on Twitter: @AcademicsofPA Follow the hosts on Twitter: Bruce McDonald: @academicpiracy William Hatcher: @ProfHat Josie Schafer: @SchaferJosie 2019-02-1625 min Lost Treasures Of The Black Heart 15 - September 11th 2012The Lost Treasures Of The Black Heart is a sort of comedy club in Camden town each month, where comedians, writers and musicians write special sets venerating an unsung hero or celebrating an obscure thing. It's very rough and silly. It's compered by Josie Long, who tries out new ideas and improvises things. We hope you like it, we wanted to make it as close to the bizarre, ramshackle nature of the night as possible. Welcome to our ongoing attempt to catch up on the recordings we've made over the last couple of years - we will get up to...2016-03-072h 30 Lost Treasures Of The Black Heart 13 - June 12th 2012The Lost Treasures Of The Black Heart is a sort of comedy club in Camden town each month, where comedians, writers and musicians write special sets venerating an unsung hero or celebrating an obscure thing. It's very rough and silly. It's compered by Josie Long, who tries out new ideas and improvises things. We hope you like it, we wanted to make it as close to the bizarre, ramshackle nature of the night as possible. Take a trip back in time to June 2012, we've just had the Royal Jubilee and so this month we're asking, 'What would you have rather...2014-06-012h 30 Lost Treasures Of The Black Heart 11 - April 11th 2012The Lost Treasures Of The Black Heart is a sort of comedy club in Camden town each month, where comedians, writers and musicians write special sets venerating an unsung hero or celebrating an obscure thing. It's very rough and silly. It's compered by Josie Long, who tries out new ideas and improvises things. We hope you like it, we wanted to make it as close to the bizarre, ramshackle nature of the night as possible. It's April 2012, it takes a little while to warm up, but let's stick with it. It has an early attempt at a few bits of...2013-10-072h 14 Lost Treasures Of The Black Heart 09 - February 8th 2012The Lost Treasures Of The Black Heart is a sort of comedy club in Camden town each month, where comedians, writers and musicians write special sets venerating an unsung hero or celebrating an obscure thing. It's very rough and silly. It's compered by Josie Long, who tries out new ideas and improvises things. We hope you like it, we wanted to make it as close to the bizarre, ramshackle nature of the night as possible. Welcome to the first podcast of 2012! It's a labour of love. Melonie makes an appearance this month, as do some guests from Canvey Island. There's...2013-07-241h 27 Lost Treasures Of The Black Heart 07 - October 7th 2011The Lost Treasures Of The Black Heart is a sort of comedy club in Camden town each month, where comedians, writers and musicians write special sets venerating an unsung hero or celebrating an obscure thing. It's very rough and silly. It's compered by Josie Long, who tries out new ideas and improvises things. We hope you like it, we wanted to make it as close to the bizarre, ramshackle nature of the night as possible. Hello, I had a lot of props here tonight.. I'm sorry because I can't really remember what they were, I think that there was a...2013-05-191h 43