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PAWcast: Linda Coberly ’89 on Continuing Efforts to Pass the Equal Rights Amendment
Grassroots campaigns are pushing the amendment forward
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PAWcast content overview
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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’
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PAWcast: Sarah Seo ’02 *16 on How Cars Changed Constitutional Law
From the Fourth Amendment to discriminatory traffic stops
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PAWcast: Sociologist Danielle Lindemann ’02 on Commuter Spouses
Behind the trend of spouses living apart to pursue their careers
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PAWcast: Valedictorian Kate Reed ’19 on Experiences That Shaped Her Princeton Years
The Oxford-bound history major reflects and looks forward
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PAWcast: Author Lisa Gornick ’77 on the Writing Life
Family histories intertwine in her new novel, The Peacock Feast
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PAWcast: Professor Harold James on the U.K.’s Brexit Options
After a choice driven by ‘decades of dissatisfaction,’ the future remains unclear
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PAWcast: Catherine Sanderson *97 on Shifting to a Positive Mindset
Why a better outlook pays off ‘in almost every possible dimension’
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PAWcast: Ge Wang *08 on Computers, Music, and ‘Artful Design’
Taking a closer look at how technology shapes the way we think and act
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PAWcast: Ashoka Mody on the Euro’s Inherent Flaws
Why a common monetary policy is problematic for the E.U.’s diverse economies
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PAWcast: George F. Will *68 on Congress, Trump, and Reconstructing Civility
Columnist says leaders would be wise to remember Lincoln’s words: “We are not enemies”
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PAWcast: Professor Nell Irvin Painter on Being ‘Old in Art School’
The takeaway? “Do not see yourself through other people’s eyes.”
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PAWcast: Former Rep. Jim Marshall ’72 on Life as a Student Veteran
Four years at Princeton, interrupted by 21 months in the Army
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PAWcast: Professor Alan Krueger on ‘Rockonomics’
An economist’s view of streaming music, secondary ticket markets, and more
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PAWcast: Carlos Lozada *97 of The Washington Post
A nonfiction critic talks about how he reads books — and recommends a few recent favorites
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Q&A: Valedictorian Kyle Berlin ’18 on Traveling the World, and Going Home
PAW’s Q&A Podcast — July 2018
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Q&A: Dr. Celine Gounder ’97 on the Opioid Epidemic, Ebola, and More
PAW’s Q&A Podcast — June 2018
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Q&A: Author Jacob Sager Weinstein ’94 on Writing for Young Readers
PAW’s Q&A Podcast — May 2018
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Q&A: Philosopher Kieran Setiya *02 on Dealing with a Midlife Crisis
PAW’s Q&A Podcast — April 2018
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Q&A: Singer-Songwriter Anthony D’Amato ’10 on the Touring Life
PAW’s Q&A Podcast — February 2018
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Q&A: Sean Gregory ’98 of Time Magazine on Sports, Beyond the Sidelines
PAW’s Q&A Podcast — January 2018
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Q&A: Helen Thorpe ’87 on the Inspiring Stories of Teen Refugees
PAW’s Q&A Podcast — December 2017
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Q&A: William Pugh ’20 on Starting Conversations and Staying Woke
PAW’s Q&A Podcast — November 2017
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Q&A: Anthropologist Carolyn Rouse on the Art of Listening (and Tuning Out TV News)
PAW’s Q&A Podcast — October 2017