Season Four – 2020/2021
Episode Four: Dean John Kiss & Dean Carl Mattacola
After a nice long break, we’re back with Episode 4 of Season 4 – and we’re bringing some Deans with us!! This episode welcomes Dean John Kiss from UNCG’s College of Arts and Sciences and Dean Carl Mattacola from our School of Health and Human Sciences. That’s right, y’all – we’re interviewing our own Deans. Hopefully, Jeremy and Justin haven’t ruined their tenure cases. For this episode, we have some fun – we get talk about Mars, get to know a little more about John & Carl’s respective research, and then…we play UNCGeopardy…which is definitely our absurdist take on the classic quiz game. Who will win the top prize???!!!?
Episode Three: Just the Three of Us
2020 is a wrap, y’all – and Jeremy, Justin, and Marianne get together for a year-end episode to send this b@#ch of a year off right. Find out about Justin’s adventures in Colorado, the latest on Jeremy’s book, and how Marianne got plagiarized by the Hollywood Con Queen & ended up on a national podcast.
Episode Two: Roy Schwartzman
It’s our Halloween & Election Special!! Let’s face it – things are pretty scary out there. What better time to invite Dr. Roy Schwartzman from UNCG’s Communication Studies Department on for a little election forecasting and some discussions about pandemic pedagogy.
Episode One: Elizabeth Perrill & Asa Eger
We’ve made it back for Season 4!! Having settled into our new online rhythm…Justin, Marianne, and Jeremy are back with a new slate of guests for a little thinking & drinking. For our season kickoff, we have Dr. Elizabeth Perrill – an Art Historian in UNCG’s Art Department – and Dr. Asa Eger – an Archaeologist in UNCG’s History Department. We’re glad you’ve made it back for Season 4, too, and we look forward to sharing another round with you!!
Season Three – 2019/2020
Episode Three: Spoma Jovanovic & Erica Payton Foh
We’re rounding out our mini-season, Covid conversation by shifting our attention to the topic of community organizing and the deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Marcus Smith. Click on the YouTube link below…
Episode Two: Anne Parsons & Wade Maki
We’re continuing the Covid conversation we started in our last episode, with you a series of special video podcasts about how academic life is changing as we stay at home. Click on the YouTube link below…
Episode One: Jen Feather & Michael Hemphill
We’re back!!! After taking a brief hiatus (so Jeremy & Marianne could finish their respective book projects), Liquid Philosophy is back for a third season – this time with video!! Covid-19 has put most of our lives online, so we’re bringing you a series of special video podcasts about how academic life is changing as we stay at home. Click on the YouTube link below…
Season Two – 2018/19
Episode Four: Michael Roberto
Our first “off-campus” episode. We talk with Dr. Michael Roberto – a retired political science professor from NCA&T State University. Everybody gets a little feisty in this one!!
Episode Three: Provost Dana Dunn
UNCG’s Provost since 2014, Dr. Dana Dunn gives us some insights on what it’s like to manage the academic mission of a university. She also recites some poetry – so you’ll definitely want to check out this interview.
Episode Two: Crystal Dixon
We’ve got Crystal Dixon from UNCG’s Department of Public Health Education for our inaugural “dry episode.” Check out what Crystal has to say about her boxers (and we mean the dog variety), public health, and her work with the Greensboro Health Disparities Collaborative.
Season Two Opener: Hey – It’s Us!!
What better way to kick off Season Two than with an episode about us!! taped in Marianne’s living room, this episode is sure to be a crowd favorite. Just make sure Jeremy has some water.
Season One – 2017/18
Summer Special: Tom Martinek
If you’re looking for some inspirational stories about coaching, young people, and a little Phil Jackson (yeah, that guy), then we’ve got the episode for you. Dr. Tom Martinek joins us from UNCG’s Kinesiology Department for our first Summer Special!!
Episode 6: Bill Johnson
Some of you know Bill Johnson as the “Dean of Dreams.” He’s the Student Success Coordinator at UNCG. Bill is committed to helping students find their purpose – not just their major – during their undergraduate years.
Episode 5: Nadja Cech
We finally start our tour through the College of Arts & Sciences by inviting Dr. Nadja Cech from UNCG’s Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry. She’s talking about fungi, growing up off the grid, and what it’s like to become a full professor by age 40.
Episode 4: Chancellor Frank Gilliam
For our 3rd guest, we have the inimitable 11th Chancellor of UNCG – Frank Gilliam. Click to hear his thoughts on everything from his research on race and media, to his guitar lessons, to his views on academic freedom.
Episode 3: Celia Hooper
We continue our podcast series with Dean Celia Hooper of the School of Health & Human Sciences at UNCG.
Episode 2: (More) Bob Wineburg
Looking for some more Bob Wineburg in your life? We’ve got you covered.
Episode 1: Bob Wineburg
We kick off our podcast series by interviewing Bob Wineburg, the Jefferson Pilot Excellence Professor in the Department of Social Work at UNC-Greensboro.
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