Darcie Little Badger ’10 Weaves Lipan Apache Storytelling into Novels
‘I’d like readers to take away just this feeling of hope for the future, for their future’
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PAWcast: Christine Ko ’95 on Building Doctor-Patient Connection
‘If doctors and patients were able to partner more … I think that health care would be that much stronger’
PAWcast: Jeff Korzenik ’85 Lays Out a Road Map for Second-Chance Hiring
‘This is an investment in a talent pool that you can’t afford to overlook’
PAWcast: Gigi Georges *96 Tells the True Story of Rural Maine
‘We should recognize the value of smaller places … they are much more than the pictures of hopelessness that we so often see’
PAWcast: Robert Masello ’74 on Writing Historical Fiction and the Publishing Industry
‘I just want writers to have that liberty of imagination’
PAWcast: Novelist Cate Holahan ’02 Probes Psychology in Domestic Thrillers
‘That adage holds true, that every villain is the hero of their own story’
PAWcast: Thomas Nelson *04 on Saving a Wisconsin Paper Mill
‘You had sons, dads, and grandfathers sometimes on the same progression line, as they moved up’
PAWcast: Writer Julia Zarankin *04 on Falling for Birding
‘Birds taught me to see in a completely different way’
PAWcast: Men’s Basketball Alums Revisit the ’96 Princeton–UCLA Game
‘We saw ourselves not as CEOs and Wall Street guys but guys who love to play basketball’
PAWcast: Jeff Schwartz *87 on the Changing Nature of Work
‘What we’ve seen in the last year is that work, as we are all experiencing it, is much more dynamic than we ever imagined’
PAWcast: Author David Michaelis ’79 on Rediscovering Eleanor Roosevelt
‘That was really my project with Eleanor ... to tell her in a way that was closer, maybe, closer to the way she had actually lived her life’
PAWcast: Jordan Blashek ’09 Journeys to Find Common Ground
“We took the lesson there that everybody’s more complex, and it’s worth trying to understand”
PAWcast: Paul Wapner *91 on Reviving Connections to the Natural World
“There’s a part of human experience which is fundamentally unpredictable”
PAWcast: Professor Ashoka Mody on COVID-19’s Impact on World Economies
Falling GDPs could lead to sovereign defaults, according to the visiting economics professor
PAWcast: Adrienne Raphel ’10 on Crosswords and the People Who Love Them
A deep dive into the history of the popular puzzles
PAWcast: Lydia Denworth ’88 on Friendship’s Essential Role in Wellbeing
What the science of social bonds can teach us about our own relationships
PAWcast: Peter Yawitz ’80 on Navigating Workplace Culture
Whether face-to-face or in a text, communication is key
PAWcast: Jordan Bimm on the Legacy of Astronaut Pete Conrad ’53
‘Man, that may have been a small one for Neil, but that’s a long one for me’
PAWcast: Linda Coberly ’89 on Continuing Efforts to Pass the Equal Rights Amendment
Grassroots campaigns are pushing the amendment forward
PAWcast: Author Bryan Walsh ’01 on Existential Threats Facing Humanity
Very unlikely is ‘not the same thing as zero, but we as human beings tend to conflate those two’
PAWcast: Sarah Seo ’02 *16 on How Cars Changed Constitutional Law
From the Fourth Amendment to discriminatory traffic stops
PAWcast: Sociologist Danielle Lindemann ’02 on Commuter Spouses
Behind the trend of spouses living apart to pursue their careers
PAWcast: Valedictorian Kate Reed ’19 on Experiences That Shaped Her Princeton Years
The Oxford-bound history major reflects and looks forward
PAWcast: Author Lisa Gornick ’77 on the Writing Life
Family histories intertwine in her new novel, The Peacock Feast