The 1619 Project
This is the last episode of the Bedrosian Bookclub in this incarnation, it's been a blast. We discuss the importance of The 1619 Project , t...
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Bedrosian Bookclub Podcast
An audio book club. Our geeks read and discuss new and classic works in the policy field – fictional and non. Social justice, tech, politics, policy … we cover it all and more. Let's think a...
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Eat the Mouth That Feeds You
Three votes for Carribean Fragoza's Eat the Mouth that Feeds You to be something every high school senior is exposed to. This debut collecti...
Covered With Night
Now, in the tail end of 2021, discourse about restorative justice and public safety lack imagination. We tend to "do what we've always done....
House of Leaves
Ostensibly, House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski, is about a young man who finds a manuscript in a dead man's apartment. This experimental...
Not a Nation of Immigrants
In Not a Nation of Immigrants , Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz strives to look at the ever morphing population of the United States, to uncover the wh...
Unconventional Combat (Author Interview)
An interview with author of Unconventional Combat , Michael A. Messner. Messner's latest book is an intimate look at 6 historically excluded...
The Atmospherians
A "canceled" influencer. A lonely man looking for attention. White men adrift in hoards, no memory of the violence or good they've done. Ent...
The Brutish Museums
The Brutish Museums by Dan Hicks is a necrography wherein each stolen item from Benin City is an ongoing event: each event a story of coloni...
The Shadow of the Wind
This month we're thinking about history, collections, and stories. How do stories evolve over time, how do stories shape history, how do the...
The Fact of a Body
The Fact of a Body by *Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich is a true crime memoir. After encountering the child murderer Ricky Langley, Alexandria'...
Emergent Stategy
Polarization is at a high point, political violence surrounds us, joblessness, homelessness, the country's need to face the great wrongs of...
All We Can Save
Activists, scientists, most of us ... we know that the truth of the climate crisis is monumental. It's overwhelming the size, scope, interco...
The Nature of Desert Nature
Ostensibly, editor Gary Paul Nabhan's collection of friends' essays, The Nature of Desert Nature is about the desert. Rather ... it's human...
Twilight of Democracy
Twilight of Democracy is a memoir. It is also a condemnation of the many intellectuals and opportunists who have not only given up on democr...
Caste
In direct contrast to the myth of the "American Dream," we live in a society in which factors outside of our control determine our fates. Fr...
One of Us
What does it mean to belong? What does it mean to be an individual, to have an identity? How does one become normal? Who gets to decide what...
Solutions and Other Problems
"The first time I can remember feeling truly powerless, I was three, and I was trapped sideways in a bucket in the garage." The first line o...
A Promised Land
Reading A Promised Land by Barack Obama in January 2021 is a bit of a trip. In some places, the reader feels the swell of nostalgia, the rem...
Accelerating Fair Chance Hiring
In our new series on Community Impact we speak with Victoria Ciudad-Real, John Roberson III, Gary Painter, and Jeffery Wallace about finding...
Parable of the Sower
Octavia Butler's 1993 novel, Parable of the Sower , was listed as a New York Times bestseller for the first time in September 2020. Parable...
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