
Gil Anidjar attends to the persistence of the phrase, "Alma Mater," considering what it helps us to see about the place and role of the university in politics and the reproduction and perdurance of our world.


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Hosted by Lette Bragg · arts · EN
Many Academies is a monthly podcast designed for graduate students and early-career scholars in the humanities and social sciences. Featuring interviews with writers, publishers, teachers, and scholars who create new publics and practices through their work, the podcast dismantles the idea that there is one Academy, with a capital A, to which we must all work to belong.
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Signup to Generate a PitchMany Academies is a monthly podcast designed for graduate students and early-career scholars in the humanities and social sciences. Featuring interviews with writers, publishers, teachers, and scholars who create new publics and practices through their work, the podcast dismantles the idea that there is one Academy, with a capital A, to which we must all work to belong.
Many Academies is hosted by Lette Bragg. The show has published 10 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include ""What if the university is a mother?": Gil Anidjar on the possibility and politics of 'Alma Mater: The University at War'" (2 March 2026, 41 minutes), ""Maybe the future of our writing lies in that weirdness": Katina Rogers on her new book and the difficult beauty of critical hope" (17 December 2025, 36 minutes), and """I can't think of another way": Tim Roberts on the challenges of inventing new university presses" (17 November 2025, 26 minutes).
Many Academies publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 35 minutes across 10 episodes.
Booking probability for Many Academies is 20%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Many Academies requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Many Academies's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Many Academies are Universities & Colleges and Educational Support Services. Many Academies has an arts audience.
Lette Bragg hosts Many Academies, an arts podcast with 10 episodes published.
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Gil Anidjar attends to the persistence of the phrase, "Alma Mater," considering what it helps us to see about the place and role of the university in politics and the reproduction and perdurance of our world.

Katina Rogers describes the value of understanding the ecology of higher education as networks of care and possibility. Discussing her forthcoming book, "Unexpected Flourishing: Growth from Decay in the Mycelial...

Episode #8
In this episode, Lette Bragg talks with Tim Roberts about the origins of np: From publishing books to starting university presses, the non-profit works to critique the university by finding new ways to produce knowledge...

Episode #7
On this episode, celebrating International Open Access Week, Lette talks to Nina Zhuo, the podcast's first research assistant, about how working on The Many Academies Podcast affects her decision to attend graduate...

Episode #6
Lette Bragg talks with Sophie Lewis, author of Full Surrogacy Now, Abolish the Family, and Enemy Feminisms, about actualizing care and thinking.

One of the challenges to thinking or being otherwise is naming what you do. On this episode of Many Academies, we name the practices and values that orient Pia Deas within the Black tradition.

On this episode, Lette Bragg and The Cyborg Jillian Weise talk about Borg Diem, a new dictionary edited and curated by Cy Weise and others. The dictionary begins (and stays) a game for disabled people by disabled...

Episode #3
In this episode, Lindsey Andrews and D.M. Spratley talk about Night School Bar, a faculty collective offering evening classes in the arts and humanities. We talk about the school's origins, Marxism, study, and the...

Episode #2
In this episode, I talk to Kriti Sharma and Michal Osterweil about their new book, co-authored with Arturo Escobar. Their book, Relationality: An Emergent Politics of Life Beyond the Human, moves away from conventional...

Episode #1
On the first episode of Many Academies, Eileen Fradenburg Joy and Vincent van Gerven Oei , co-directors of punctum books , talk about the origin and mission of punctum, building an infrastructure to get books out, and...
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