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Hosted by The Sociological Review · Society · EN-GB
The Thanks for Typing Podcast is part of Ros Edwards’ and Val Gillies’ research journey uncovering the hidden impact of social researchers’ wives. In this 6 episode podcast series, they explore how wives helped to shape classic works that set foundations for how modern sociology was thought of and carried out including investigations of communities, class and family life.
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Booking probability
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Guest openness
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe Thanks for Typing Podcast is part of Ros Edwards’ and Val Gillies’ research journey uncovering the hidden impact of social researchers’ wives. In this 6 episode podcast series, they explore how wives helped to shape classic works that set foundations for how modern sociology was thought of and carried out including investigations of communities, class and family life.
Thanks for Typing is hosted by The Sociological Review. The show has published 7 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "The academic wife: who is she today?" (28 May 2024, 23 minutes), "Slivers and footnotes: recognising wives and women in sociology" (14 May 2024, 29 minutes), and "The contributions of wives: questions of class" (30 April 2024, 31 minutes).
Thanks for Typing publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 25 minutes across 7 episodes.
Booking probability for Thanks for Typing is 18%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Thanks for Typing requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Thanks for Typing's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Thanks for Typing are Universities & Colleges. Thanks for Typing has a society audience.
The Sociological Review hosts Thanks for Typing, a society podcast with 7 episodes published.
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Episode #6
<p>In Episode 6 we’re talking about contemporary gendered inequalities of academic labour. Our guests are Katherine Twamley, Professor of Sociology at UCL’s Social Research Institute and Charlotte Faircloth, Associate...
<p>In Episode 5 we’re talking about the contribution that wives have made to the discipline of sociology in the past and how this has helped to shape the sociology of the present. <br/><br/>We’re joined by Lebogang...
Episode #4
<p>In Episode 4 Ros and Val talk about their own research looking at the contributions of wives to some of the most important social studies of our time. They’re also joined by Selina Todd, Professor of Modern History...
Episode #3
In Episode 3 we’re talking about wives in the archives and asking where we can find out more about the contributions that wives have made to the work of their academic husbands. Joining us are Sophie Bridges, from the...
Episode #2
<p>Have you ever thought about the contributions that the wives of academics have made to their husband’s work and how those contributions have been acknowledged? In Episode 1 we’re looking at the #ThanksForTyping that...
Episode #1
<p>Have you ever thought about the contributions that the wives of academics have made to their husband’s work and how those contributions have been acknowledged? In Episode 1 we’re looking at the Thanks For Typing...
Episode #0
<p>Welcome to Thanks for Typing, a podcast that uncovers the largely invisible contribution of social researchers’ wives to studies that laid the foundations of modern sociology. Presented by Ros Edwards and Val...
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Senior Managing Director of Puppy Mills and Equine Protection, Writers of the Future / Galaxy Press
Professor of Modern History at the University of Oxford, University of Oxford
bestselling novelist and professor, University of Virginia
UCL’s Social Research Institute
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