May 18, 20261h 23m
Join our host, Seth Gershenson, as he talks to Drs. Chris Bollinger and Ken Troske of the University of Kentucky about about their evaluation of the Code Louisville job training program.
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JPAM's Closer Look
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About this Podcast:
JPAM’s Closer Look is a deep-dive discussion with Journal of Policy Analysis & Management (JPAM) authors who are researching some of the top issues facing our country today.
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What is JPAM's Closer Look about?
JPAM’s Closer Look is a deep-dive discussion with Journal of Policy Analysis & Management (JPAM) authors who are researching some of the top issues facing our country today.
Who hosts JPAM's Closer Look?
JPAM's Closer Look is hosted by JPAM. The show has published 42 episodes to date.
What has JPAM's Closer Look covered recently?
Recent episodes include "42. Code Louisville: Evaluating a job training program" (18 May 2026, 83 minutes), "41. Deterring Crime in New York" (9 April 2026, 76 minutes), and "40. The Teacher Academy of Maryland: A Grow-Your-Own (GYO) Teacher Program" (25 February 2026, 76 minutes).
How often does JPAM's Closer Look publish?
JPAM's Closer Look publishes roughly every few months, with episodes averaging 66 minutes across 42 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on JPAM's Closer Look?
Booking probability for JPAM's Closer Look is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. JPAM's Closer Look requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. JPAM's Closer Look's contact route on record: public web form.
Who should pitch JPAM's Closer Look?
The strongest fits for JPAM's Closer Look are Universities & Colleges and Economic Development & Regulation. JPAM's Closer Look has a news audience.
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JPAM hosts JPAM's Closer Look, a news podcast with 42 episodes published.
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Recent episodes
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Episode #41
41. Deterring Crime in New York
Apr 9, 20261h 16mJoin our host, Seth Gershenson, as he talks to Dr. Michael LaForest-Tucker of George Washington University about his research on a crime-deterrence intervention for parolees in New York.
- Feb 25, 20261h 16m
Our host Seth Gershenson speaks to his co-author David Blazar of the University of Maryland about their analysis of Maryland's Grow Your Own (GYO) teacher program: The Teacher Academy of Maryland.
- Jan 11, 20261h 12m
Host Seth Gershenson has a blunt conversation with Dr. Caroline Weber, Professor of Public Policy at the University of Kentucky's Martin School, about the ramifications of a change in how Washington state taxes...
- Nov 16, 20251h 4m
Our host, Seth Gershenson, speaks to Pierre Koning and Carlos Riumalló-Herl, recipients of the 2025 Vernon Memorial Award, about their article “Selective exercise of discretion in disability insurance awards.”
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- Oct 8, 20251h 23m
Join our Host Seth Gershenson as he speaks to Dr. Chris Herbst, Professor of Public Affairs at Arizona State University, about an experimental evaluation of the Comprehensive Child Development Program.
- Jun 19, 20251h 1m
Join our Host Seth Gershenson as he speaks to Professor Stephen B. Holt of SUNY Albany about the consequences of student referrals to the juvenile justice system.
- Mar 10, 20251h 11m
Our host, Seth Gershenson, talks to Eric Taylor of the Harvard Graduate School of Education about the extent to which teachers improve over the course of their careers.
- Jan 16, 202558 min
Join our Host Seth Gershenson as he speaks to Professor Elaine Hill of the University of Rochester about the consequences of modest levels of drinking water contamination that are compliant with federal regulations.
- Dec 4, 20241h 6m
Jour our Host Seth Gershenson as he speaks to Professor David Schwegman about the equity implications of a change to Philadelphia's Property Tax Reassessment policies.
- Nov 11, 202459 min
Join our Host Seth Gershenson as he speaks to Professor Dylan Brewer of The Georgia Institute of Technology about the resiliency of New Yorkers' recycling habits and, more generally, the basic economics of municipal...
- Oct 7, 202442 min
Join our Host Seth Gershenson as he speaks to Professor Robin McKnight of Wellesley College about long-lasting and widespread consequences of school shootings.
Episode #30
30. Evictions and Psychiatric Treatment
Apr 15, 20241h 7mOur host, Seth Gershenson, talks to Professor Catherine Maclean of George Mason University about her research on the impact of access to psychiatric treatment centers on evictions and housing stability.
- Feb 6, 20241h 5m
Our host, Seth Gershenson, talks to JC Bradbury of Kennesaw State University about the economics and politics of public funding for professional sports stadiums.
- Dec 4, 20231h 9m
Our host talks with Taylor Odle about his Vernon Memorial Prize-winning paper with Lauren Russel about the Impacts of Reverse Transfer Associate Degree programs.
Episode #27
27. The Thin Blue Line in Schools
Oct 30, 202346 minOur host, Seth Gershenson, talks with Lucy C. Sorensen, SUNY Albany and Shawn D. Bushway, SUNY Albany & Rand, about police in schools.
Episode #26
26. Infant Safe Havens
Oct 2, 202347 minDr. Lindsey Bullinger, Assistant Professor in the School of Public Policy at Georgia Tech, talks about Infant Safe Havens.
Episode #25
25. Forecasts for a Post-Roe America
Aug 31, 20231h 28mOur host, Seth Gershenson, talks to Dr. Caitlin Myers, the John G. McCullough Professor of Economics at Middlebury College, about what America may look like as the aftermath of Dobbs v. Jackson unfolds.
- May 18, 202352 min
Our host, Seth Gershenson, talks to Professor Lucie Schmidt about her research on the impact of social safety net benefits on single moms' mental health and risky behaviors.
Episode #23
23. Who is self employed, and why?
Apr 3, 20231h 24mOur host, Seth Gershenson, talks to Professor Brittany Street about her research on the overrepresentation of folks with a criminal history among the self employed.
Recent guests
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Eric Taylor
Emeritus Professor of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Harvard Graduate School of Education
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Brian Kisida
associate professor, Truman School of Government & Public Affairs, University of Missouri
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Melissa Kearney
Neil Moskowitz Professor of Economics at the University of Maryland, Aspen Economic Strategy Group
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Chris Bollinger
University of Kentucky
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