The Sabbaticast

In this month's episode, I ponder the AI bubble bursting (when?), I self-flagellate over my inability to blog my process, and I question how my own rejection sensitivity has shaped my scholarly process.

In this month's episode, I make a call to be a little fishy, I celebrate writing again, and I wonder about the failure of imagination that leads to big edtech in the first place.

In this month's (belated) episode, I return from a bucolic month in France with my family to discover that my real life still exists, replete with logistical problems to solve.

In this month’s episode, I draw parallels between my absolute disaster of a February and the structural collapse that seems to be happening all around me. Some links related to the conversation this week: And now, the transcript: Hello and welcome to the Sabbaticast. I’m your host, Brenna Clarke Gray, and this is a podcast […]

In this month's episode, I reflect on the persisting horrors briefly before sharing what the first month of sabbatical looked like both research-wise and administratively.

Welcome to the first episode of the Sabbaticast. In the preview, I made reference to an article that has changed the way I think about the narrative of my career: Nick Clare’s “Can the Failure Speak? Militant Failure in the Academy.” (If you don’t have Science Direct access, there’s a repository copy available here.) I […]