An podcast exploring the triumphs & disasters of American political conversation. Part of @UCHI_UConn’s #FutureofTruth project. Hosted by @RobertTalisse.
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No new episode of @WhyArguePod this week, because last week's episode was the finale of our #FutureofTruth series! If you missed an episode or want to relisten to one of your favorites, all of the episodes are archived on our website and YouTube channel!
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New episode of @WhyArguePod is here! Alexis Boylan and artist Alexis Rockman talk eco-art, dinosaurs, and going on expeditions. In this clip, Rockman shares the one thing he knows is true. #SeeingTruth
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New episode of @WhyArguePod is here! @MaxLiboiron and Alexis Boylan discuss the importance of getting things done, and why evidence, validity, and knowledge matter more than truth. In this clip, Liboiron explains what it means to use science against science.
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No new episode of @WhyArguePod this week, but be sure to check out last week's episode featuring artist @penelopeumbrico!
The latest episode of @WhyArguePod is here! Artist @penelopeumbrico and Alexis Boylan talk tyrannical photographs, NASA, dogs, and more. In this clip, Umbrico reflects on her process and the different things—collecting, archiving—she does while creating her art.
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If you haven't already, be sure to take some time this weekend to listen to the latest episode of the Why We Argue Podcast, featuring @penelopeumbrico
Check out our latest episode! Alexis Boylan and artist @penelopeumbrico discuss photography, tyranny, and pinterest. newbooksnetwork.com/59-seein…
Why We Argue Podcast retweeted
The latest episode of @WhyArguePod is here! Artist @penelopeumbrico and Alexis Boylan talk tyrannical photographs, NASA, dogs, and more. In this clip, Umbrico reflects on her process and the different things—collecting, archiving—she does while creating her art.
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No new episode this week, but be sure to listen to last week's episode featuring Joel Sweimler!
New episode is here! Listen to Joel Sweimler talk about seeing truth in the archives—what gets saved and why—and his work at @AMNH. @UCHI_UConn
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The latest episode of @WhyArguePod is here! In this clip, Joel Sweimler tells Alexis Boylan about many of the amazing historic objects he's interacted with in his time @AMNH.
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No new episode of @WhyArguePod this week, but be sure to check out last week's episode in the meantime!
In the most recent episode of @WhyArguePod, Alexis Boylan and @Noodlz2020 discuss why we have reasons to hope about the future of museums. In this clip he talks about the work being at the Massachusetts Old State House.
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In the most recent episode of @WhyArguePod, Alexis Boylan and @Noodlz2020 discuss why we have reasons to hope about the future of museums. In this clip he talks about the work being at the Massachusetts Old State House.
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New @WhyArguePod episode is here! In this clip, @ProfDJGabriel (aka @pdjeliclark) talks about his short story “The Secret Lives of the Nine Negro Teeth of George Washington.” Check out the full episode to hear his thoughts on astrolabes, Star Wars, and more.
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New episode of @WhyArguePod is out today. In this episode, Sarah Willen and Alexis Boylan talk @PandemicJourna and archiving for the future. In this clip, @sarahwillen explains why giving people a space to share their vision of the world matters.
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Have you subscribed To our podcast, @WhyArguePod, yet? In our latest crop of episodes Alexis Boylan takes the mic from regular host @RobertTalisse to interview artists, scholars and scientists about #SeeingTruth, opening January at @UConn_Benton, sponsored by @HLuceFdn.
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New @WhyArguePod episode is out today! In this clip, @uconneeb's Eric Schultz talks about the limits of AI and computer programs for advancing scientific research. Listen to the whole conversation in all the pod places!
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New podcast episode alert! Check out @WhyArguePod in any of the pod places and hear Alexis Boylan and Romita Ray talk tea picking, plant intimacies, and more. Here's a clip about hoolock gibbons, tea plantations, and the @AMNH.
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Our latest podcast episode is here! Valerie Hegarty (@MalinGallery) and Alexis Boylan chat about making and unmaking art, and how we see truth. @WhyArguePod. The Seeing Truth exhibition opens in January @UConn_Benton. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
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Check out this podcast episode with artist Valerie Hegarty, whose work is featured in our current exhibition, Encounters with the Collection: Celebrating Art by Women.
The next @WhyArguePod ep is out tomorrow! In this clip, Valerie Hegarty explains how her work disrupts the museum-going experience and encourages people to reassess what they are looking at when they look at works of art. @MalinGallery
📷 Fallen Bierstadt © Valerie Hegarty
Why We Argue Podcast retweeted
The next @WhyArguePod ep is out tomorrow! In this clip, Valerie Hegarty explains how her work disrupts the museum-going experience and encourages people to reassess what they are looking at when they look at works of art. @MalinGallery
📷 Fallen Bierstadt © Valerie Hegarty
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The latest episode of our podcast, @WhyArguePod, is here! Artist and curator Jane Wildgoose talks collections, mummies, Miss Havisham, and more.
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The latest episode of our podcast @WhyArguePod, featuring Wendy Chun and Alexis Boylan talking museums, science, and what a drawing of gorilla musculature teaches us about how we see truth. Available in all the pod places. Check out this clip! newbooksnetwork.com/seeing-t…