Katie's guests do aa wonderful job of discussing what it's like being a practicing member of the academy.

This podcast is somewhat out of my interest area, but it's really well produced & Dr. Linder is a highly engaging host. Check out the special anniversary episode to hear more from the people involved in the research & recording process.

I just listened to Episodes 51 and 49 where very respected researchers (Sara Goldrick-Rab and Therese Huston) discussed all aspects of their research from inception to dissemination. Dr. Linder manages to make issues in research extremely accessible and realistic while capturing the human side (and costs) of engaging in this arduous and rewarding work.

If you are a new faculty or a graduate student you must use this podcast. It is the resource you were looking for! especially if you don't find much support and mentorship around you and feel isolated in your work.

Advisors of graduate students should require this podcast. The host and producers offer a great service to the profession with real advice, tips, and stories from the best sources.

I found this podcast through the "Teaching in Higer Ed" podcast (which is also great), and I have listened to each episode. I am a new university professor, and the topics/people Katie has brought to the podcast have been fantastic. I find myself making lots of notes of things to look up later. Thanks OSU and thanks Katie!

This podcast is well produced and provides excellent resources for researchers and practitioners, alike. The supporting materials on the website are also highly valuable.

Insightful interviews with leading researchers and practitioners. A great resource for all faculty and higher education professionals.

Research on teaching and learning online in bite-sized chunks—enthusiastic and creative but serene.