
How did Iroquois leaders use objects and stories to shape their nationhood and that of the United States? Where can historians turn for insight into historical memory? In this episode of the Research Remix, John Winters...


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Mason Libraries is excited to present the Research Remix, a one-stop shop for arts and humanities research happening at George Mason University. Tune in every two weeks to hear a conversation between a guest researcher and host Elise Mertz, covering a wide range of creative and qualitative research projects that interrogate the human experience - who we are, why we do what we do, what we strive to be, and more. And don't forget to listen to our companion playlist, titled Research Remix Playlist on Spotify! If you are interested in being on the podcast, email emertz@gmu.edu for more info.
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Research Remix is hosted by Mason Libraries. The show has published 25 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "John Winters and Iroquois History, Agency, and Political Memory" (15 September 2026, 13 minutes), "Sun-Young Park on the Architecture of Disability in France" (18 August 2026, 16 minutes), and "Justin Gest on Global Migration and Democracy" (21 July 2026, 14 minutes).
Research Remix publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 12 minutes across 25 episodes.
Booking probability for Research Remix is 20%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Research Remix requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Research Remix's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Research Remix are Universities & Colleges. Research Remix has an education audience.
Mason Libraries hosts Research Remix, an education podcast with 25 episodes published.
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How did Iroquois leaders use objects and stories to shape their nationhood and that of the United States? Where can historians turn for insight into historical memory? In this episode of the Research Remix, John Winters...

How did a changing France accommodate disability from the French Revolution to the First World War? What can something as practical as a building plan reveal about a society? In this episode of the Research Remix...

How does global migration intersect with trends in democracy worldwide? How can or should we respond to phenomena like "democratic drain"? In this episode of the Research Remix, Justin Gest invites listeners into a...

Episode #9
How do jazz composers balance the technical capabilities of an instrument with the specific creative strengths of the performer? How does a jazz musician move through the stages of imitation and assimilation to reach...

Episode #8
How do structured practice and music theory provide the foundation for a spontaneous jazz performance? Can improvisation be taught and learned as a universal skill? In this episode of the Research Remix, John Kocur...

Episode #7
What creative research goes into the process of putting on a student jazz ensemble? How does jazz show up on a global stage? In this episode of the Research Remix, Darden Purcell invites listeners into a conversation...

How do hidden "shadow networks" influence human smuggling and drug trafficking along the U.S.-Mexico border? Why is a mixed-methods approach essential for studying illicit trade? In this episode of the Research Remix...

How do journalists adapt to modern technologies and challenges? How can information literacy and open conversations improve the information landscape? In this episode of the Research Remix, Kimberly Meltzer invites...

In this episode, Briana Taylor shares research on genocide studies through the lenses of deconstruction and performance studies, with a goal of recentralizing overlooked bodies in the field. Taylor discusses issues with...

How do digital tools, community-engaged teaching, and generative AI reshape writing instruction? How can asynchronous teachers leverage these tools without losing human connection? In this episode of the Research Remix...

How do stand-up comedy and feminism intersect? What is the social purpose of humor? In this episode of the Research Remix , Muge Yuce invites listeners to take a look at power, humor, and stand-up in Istanbul and...

What does a 19th-century rebellion have to do with whether people trusted vaccines decades later? What evidence can be used to trace the roots of medical mistrust across generations? In this episode of the Research...
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