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These AI Podcasts are a survey of the scholar and poet, J. P. Linstroth's academic and creative works published since 2002 but still relevant today with his most recent non-fiction book, Politics and Racism Beyond Nations: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Crises , published in 2022 (Palgrave Macmillan) and current publications of poetry in various online sources. His last book, mixed-genre, short stories and poetry, was a volume titled: Swimming in Blue Shadows: A Collection of Short Stories and Poems (2022, Winner of Supplementary Book Publication Prize, Proverse Hong Kong). He is also, author of the Award-Winning , poetry book, Epochal Reckonings (2019 International Proverse Prize, 2020 Proverse HK. His first non-fiction book is: Marching Against Gender Practive: Political Imaginings in the Basqueland (2015, Bloomsbury Books). The podcasts are based upon his Award-
J P Linstroth hosts J P LINSTROTH EPOCHAL RECKONINGS PODCAST, a news show with 34 episodes published.
In this week’s Podcast #28, the topic is “Why Indigenous Lives Should Matter”, and really the topic is not just a subject but addresses real human lives we are losing every day and diminishing our diversity as humanity y
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In this weeks’ podcast title, J. P. Linstroth Epochal Reckonings Podcast (27), “History & Science as Candles in the Dark”, is an intellectual nod to Carl Sagan and his perspicacious book, The Demon-Haunted World: Science
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Part of this discussion in today’s podcast, J P Linstroth Epochal Reckonings, will analyze “higher love”, or the love of the muse, and its significance for understanding “our creative output”, some of our best human qual
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The title of this week’s J. P. Linstroth Epochal Reckonings Podcast borrows from the rock band, U2’s song, “Pride (In the Name of Love)”, commemorating Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and the resounding lyrics: “One man come
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The J. P. Linstroth Epochal Reckonings Podcast reviews the controversial issues surrounding the history of racism in the United States. The issues of ‘race’ and ‘racism’ have been with us since the founding of our august
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In a recent Op-Ed article, J. P. Linstroth, discusses how late philosopher, Hannah Arendt's concept of the "banality of evil" may be applied to society today. He argues the banality of evil is not inevitable. In fact, gr
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J P LINSTROTH EPOCHAL RECKONINGS PODCAST Dr. J. P. Linstroth’s trailer introduces his weekly podcast, J P LINSTROTH EPOCHAL RECKONINGS PODCAST, the title based upon his award-winning book by the same name, which serves a
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Epochal Reckonings liburuan, poeta, irakasle atxiki eta editorial idazle J.P. Linstrothek XXI. mendeko lehen urteetako krisi batzuk deskribatzen eta erantzuten ditu. Bere helburua, berak dioen bezala, kezka, eztabaida et
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Em Epochal Reckonings (Acertos de Contas de Época), o poeta, professor adjunto e editorialista J.P. Linstroth descreve e responde a algumas das crises dos primeiros anos do século XXI. Seu objetivo, conforme ele próprio
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En el galardonado libro de J.P. Linstroth, Epochal Reckonings (Cálculos de Cuentas Épocales) (ganador del Premio Internacional Proverse Hong Kong 2019), el poeta, profesor adjunto y editorialista describe y responde a al
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Resumen del Articulo "Arrani, Arrain, Arrai: En torno al protovasco 'Arrani y sus derivaciones lingüísticas" Esa introducción del complejo de donde procede una palabra como arrain en una lengua tan antigua como el euskar
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EVERY WEEK, DR. LINSTROTH TRIES TO BRING TO YOU A NEW DISCUSSION ON SOMETHING EXCITING AND INTERESTING IN REGARD TO ONE OF HIS RESEARCH INTERESTS. DR. LINSTROTH’S RESEARCH INTERESTS INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING TOPICS AND GROUP
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When this article was written (2020), Dr. J. P. Linstroth wrote, “When I was growing up, DC Comics and comic heroes like ‘Batman’, and ‘Superman’, and ‘Wonder Woman’, were ubiquitous at local convenient store stands. I r
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When this article was written (2020), Dr. J. P. Linstroth wrote, “When I was growing up, DC Comics and comic heroes like ‘Batman’, and ‘Superman’, and ‘Wonder Woman’, were ubiquitous at local convenient store stands. I r
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This podcast about J. P. Linstroth’s poetry explores two of his recent poems. One poem, “Little Blue Rabbit” published in Dissident Voice (March 1st, 2026), and the second, “Emperatori Pars Ve Gharb (The Persian Empire a
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This is our 20th Podcast Episode, in this article, "Primates Are Us", Dr. J. P. Linstroth explains various ideas related to our natural selves but also to the cultural origins of many concepts we take for granted. Who we
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It may sound patently absurd to discuss a “re-Indigenization” of society. Yet, I (J. P. Linstroth) argue not only is it practical but necessary if humanity is to survive into this century and beyond. Humans, for most of
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This podcast is based upon the poetry of my two published books, Epochal Reckonings (2019 Winner of International Proverse Prize, Proverse Hong Kong, 2020) and Swimming in Blue Shadows: A Collection of Short Stories and
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Today’s podcast is based upon J. P. Linstroth’s encyclopedia entry, “Field Research” (2008, 2012). It should be known today that all field researchers must be aware of their role in the field and of their effects on thei
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The purpose of this essay, “The Mayan People and Sandy (Shelton) Davis: Memories of an Engaged Anthropologist”, by J. P. Linstroth is to honour my late friend, anthropologist, Sandy (Shelton) Davis (1942-2010). The artic
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