This is fantastic! Congratulations!
Incredible feeling to be listening to @npr.org while driving my son to daycare and hear my interview with @amartinezla.bsky.social about "EVERYBODY LOSES: The Tumultuous Rise of American Sports Gambling," out tomorrow!
Here's a link if you're interested:
www.npr.org/2026/01/19/n...
Congratulations!
Folks, “Moses and the Doctor” has finally arrived.
I want to talk about a dystopian world we are entering - where every moment, event, and crisis just become commodities.
Life stops being something we live, but something we sell and trade. It will breed both corruption & emptiness.
1/ A 🧵on why our politics can't ignore this.
Those were good times, my friend!! Thank you for all the encouragement!
Thank you!!
Our 2025 Editors’ Picks are here! Lit in Translation & Sports co-editor @becquer.bsky.social recommends Luis Martín-Santos's "Time of Silence" (trans. Peter Bush) & @johnnysmith135.bsky.social & Randy Roberts's "The Fight of His Life."
Exactly right.
The book was released because Democrats on the House Oversight Committee kept up the pressure on Jim Comer and forced a subpoena.
Even in the minority, congressional Democrats can still make an impact.
Sweet cover! Congratulations!!
You deserve a break on Sundays that doesn’t break the bank.
It seems to me one of the best arguments to the court is that if this is truly a national emergency, the president’s own party controls Congress but has done nothing to address it with legislation, so how can it possibly be an emergency?
my bluesky
That’s awesome!
This interview, which is also available to listen to as a podcast, provides a useful overview of some of the dangerous trends we’ve been seeing in recent months regarding federalization and militarization of state and local police functions.
Peyton Manning for the academic win. #AcademicSky #HigherEd www.forbes.com/sites/michae...
Johnny Five is Alive!
This is the headline I show my students when we talk about Alabama adopting its current state constitution in 1901. I teach in Alabama
I teach M/W this semester if you’re wanna stop by sometime
I love that! Thank you for sharing. I hope you’re doing well!
@paulputz.bsky.social I think your course made this list!
The History of Sports in America course I took at Georgia Tech with @johnnysmith135.bsky.social is so foundational to my work now, even I'm in the environmental journalism space.
These odd courses are where students are really pushed beyond their comfort zones intellectually without them knowing it
Alex! What an incredible compliment! Thank you. I always appreciate hearing from students. I’m curious: Is there something specific about the course that helped you most or something that has stayed with you?
“Just because you do not take an interest in politics doesn't mean politics won't take an interest in you.”
I like this concise explanation for how Germany fell into line behind the Nazis, written by a journalist in 1939 and quoted in Richard J. Evans's 'The Coming of the Third Reich' (2003). (2/6)
I didn’t know until now that in the original Rosie the Riveter painting, she is crushing a copy of Mein Kampf under her foot. Happy feast of the Blessed Virgin Mary, remembering all the women who crush the serpents of Satan under their heel.
I’ll say it again: Love the cover.
