The Big Rhetorical Podcast

The Big Rhetorical Podcast Carnival concludes today with a Keynote featuring Dr. Anthony Stagliano! Link: open.spotify.com/episode/0UkQ....

🚨The 2025 TBR #Podcast Carnival is underway! Join us all week as we release #podcasts related to our theme, "(Un)tethering #Surveillance: #Power Dynamics, #EmergingTech, Social #Control."

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Our Kick-Off Event features Daniel Ernst, Stephen J. Neville, & Sarah Young.

🚨The Big Rhetorical Podcast is thrilled to announce the Keynote Speaker for the 6th Annual TBR Podcast Carnival is Dr. Anthony Stagliano! Get ready to hear from him on December 4, 2025, on The Big Rhetorical Podcast and wherever you get podcasts!

📌: TBR Podcast Episode 187: Beth Shelburne

🔑: Prison Reform, Documentary Filmmaking, Non-Fiction, Social Justice, Alabama

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Beth Shelburne is a journalist and writer with over two decades of experience in media who co-produced The Alabama Solution, now available on HBO.

📌: TBR Podcast Episode 186: Dr. Liane Malinowski

🔑: Feminist Rhetorics, Labor Rhetorics, Chicago, Archival Research, Rhetorical History

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Dr. Liane Malinowski is assistant professor of Writing Studies at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities!

📌: TBR Podcast Episode 185: Dr. Yvonne Villanueva-Russell

🔑: Hurricane Helene, Asheville, North Carolina, Crisis Communication, Institutional Response

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Dr. Villanueva-Russell is Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs at @uncavl.bsky.social

📌: TBR Podcast Episode 184: Dr. Todd Craig
🔑: DJing, Hip Hop Studies, Literacy, Writing, Sound Studies
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Dr. Todd Craig is the Marks Family Senior Director of the Marks Family Center for Excellence in Writing at the University of Pennsylvania.

📌: Episode 183: Dr. Angela Laflen

🔑: Data, Data Storytelling, Data Literacy, Multimodal Composition, Writing

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"Critical Data Storytelling in the Composition Classroom," is available now from the University of Colorado Press!

📌: Episode 183: Dr. Angela Laflen

🔑: Data, Data Storytelling, Data Literacy, Multimodal Composition, Writing

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"Critical Data Storytelling in the Composition Classroom," is available now from the University of Colorado Press!

📍Episode 181 is live!

🔑: Podcast, Podcast Carnival, Surveillance, Artificial Intelligence, Control

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🥳 The 2025 TBR Podcast Carnival is November 30 through December 4, 2025, and the theme is, “(Un)tethering Surveillance: Power Dynamics, Emerging Technologies, Social Control"

📌 EPISODE 180: ETHICS IN CONTACT RHETORIC

🔑 Communication Theory, Communication Ethics, Rhetorical Theory, Contact, Touch

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📍TBR Podcast Episode 179 is live now! Don't miss this interview with Dr. Sydney Sullivan, a Lecturer in the Rhetoric and Writing Studies department at San Diego State University.

🔑: Digital Rhetoric, Digital Literacy, Technology, Wellness, Media Literacy

The CFP for the 2025 TBR #Podcast Carnival is live! The Carnival occurs November 30-December 4, 2025. The theme is (Un)tethering #Surveillance: #Power Dynamics, Emerging Technologies, Social Control. Read the CFP here: shorturl.at/5bCE5 #rhetoric #writing #AI #podcast #podcasting #teamrhetoric

🚨 Episode 177: Live from @NCTE_CCCC

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#teamrhetoric #podcast #podcasts #phdchat #writing #writingcommunity #rhetoric #composition #podcaster #retweet #podcasting #live #Baltimore

I loved this conversation with @thebigrhet.bsky.social for their Keystone Perspectives collection. We talk all things my book--Entitled Opinions--along with ongoing questions and pedagogical implications, co-directing the AI Futures Lab, and forthcoming work.

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#TeamRhetoric

Roll call! Are you headed to Baltimore for the 2025 Conference on College Composition and Communication - CCCC? The Big Rhetorical Podcast will be there, & Charles will be recording a "Live From" episode of TBR Podcast from the conference! Please say hello if you see him & want to be on the podcast!

🚨TBR #podcast Episode 176🚨

Dr. Caddie Alford from @VCU discusses her book, "Entitled Opinions," available now from @UnivofALPress! Use promo code NCA2024 for a discount!

🔑: #Doxa, #Opinions, #Digital #Rhetoric, Social Media, #Internet Culture

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🚨TBR #podcast Episode 176🚨

Dr. Caddie Alford from @VCU discusses her book, "Entitled Opinions," available now from @UnivofALPress! Use promo code NCA2024 for a discount!

🔑: #Doxa, #Opinions, #Digital #Rhetoric, Social Media, #Internet Culture

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The Big Rhetorical Podcast Episode 175. Headshots of Félix and Steve and the TBR Podcast logo.

🚨The Big Rhetorical #podcast Episode 175🚨

Don't miss this timely interview with Nobel Prize nominee Félix Maradiaga & Dr. Steve Parks from UVA!

Keywords: #democracy, #activism, #community partners, #DEI, higher #education

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#teamrhetoric #retweet #podcaster

The Big Rhetorical Podcast Episode 175. Headshots of Félix and Steve and the TBR Podcast logo.

🚨The Big Rhetorical #podcast Episode 175🚨

Don't miss this timely interview with Nobel Prize nominee Félix Maradiaga & Dr. Steve Parks from UVA!

Keywords: #democracy, #activism, #community partners, #DEI, higher #education

▶️: shorturl.at/VK5pW

#teamrhetoric #retweet #podcaster

🚨The Big Rhetorical #podcast Episode 174

📢: Dr. Charlie McMartin

🔑: #Composition Studies, #Community #Writing, Student #Activism, #Leadership, #Pedagogy

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#retweet #teamrhetoric #phdchat #WritingCommunity #AcademicTwitter #podcasting #podcasts #podcaster

TBR Podcast Episode 173. Hannah Hopkins. Emerging Scholar Series. Hannah Hopkins is a PhD Candidate in Rhetoric & Writing at the University of Texas at Austin. Her research engages the material infrastructures of digital writing, extending from the personal device to the vast landscapes of server farms and data centers that support and circulate digital texts. Her work offers that rhetoric’s multimodal, more-than-visual sensing practices help us attune to the fundamental extractivist logics of all writing and the ethical and pedagogical dilemmas that result. Hannah’s research and reviews are published in Technical Communication Quarterly, Rhetoric Society Quarterly, Communication Design Quarterly, and elsewhere. A headshot of Hannah.

🚨 TBR #podcast Episode 173 🚨

Featuring @hannahhopkins.bsky.social, a PhD Candidate #Rhetoric & Writing at the @universityoftexas.bsky.social

🔑: #Digital #Rhetorics, #Infrastructure, Digital #Writing, #Sensory Rhetorics, #Pedagogy

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🚨The Big Rhetorical Podcast Episode 172

🔊: Dr. Cindy Tekobbe, author of Indigenous Voices in Digital Spaces!

🔑: Indigenous Rhetorics, Feminist Rhetorics, Digital Rhetorics, Identity, Artificial Intelligence

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The Big Rhetorical Podcast Episode 171 Emerging Scholar Award Winner Erin Green. Erin is a PhD Candidate in English (Language, Writing, and Rhetoric track) at the University of Maryland. She is a graduate of the University of Montevallo and holds a BA in English literature. Working primarily in rhetoric and composition, she specializes in literacy studies, writing program/center administration, community-engaged writing, and composition theory. Erin’s research examines Black queer community literacies and writing in prison/police abolition movements. She currently serves as an administrative fellow for the Academic Writing Program and a writing fellow for the Center for Writing & Oral Communication. She has been published in Writers: Craft & Context, Community Literacy Journal, and The Peer Review Journal.A headshot of Erin.

🚨The Big Rhetorical Podcast Episode 171

🔊: Erin Green from the University of Maryland!

🔑: Queer Community Literacies, Prison/Police Abolition Movements, Writing Program Administration, Graduate School, University of Montevallo

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The Big Rhetorical Podcast Episode 171 Emerging Scholar Award Winner Erin Green. Erin is a PhD Candidate in English (Language, Writing, and Rhetoric track) at the University of Maryland. She is a graduate of the University of Montevallo and holds a BA in English literature. Working primarily in rhetoric and composition, she specializes in literacy studies, writing program/center administration, community-engaged writing, and composition theory. Erin’s research examines Black queer community literacies and writing in prison/police abolition movements. She currently serves as an administrative fellow for the Academic Writing Program and a writing fellow for the Center for Writing & Oral Communication. She has been published in Writers: Craft & Context, Community Literacy Journal, and The Peer Review Journal.A headshot of Erin.

🚨The Big Rhetorical Podcast Episode 171

🔊: Erin Green from the University of Maryland!

🔑: Queer Community Literacies, Prison/Police Abolition Movements, Writing Program Administration, Graduate School, University of Montevallo

▶️: shorturl.at/vzp7r

🚨The Big Rhetorical Podcast Episode 170🚨

🔊Dr. Kendall Gerdes from @universityofutah.bsky.social discussing her book, "Sensitive Rhetorics: Academic Freedom and Campus Activism."

🔑: Sensitive Rhetorics, Academic Freedom, Rhetorical Theory, Campus Activism, Rhetoric

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