
Aisling Rawle's 2025 debut novel THE COMPOUND took on the dystopian brutality of reality TV. She graciously joined The Process for a conversation about the book, Love Island, and the dystopias we invite into our own...


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Stories build our society. Stories can change them. Looking at the books, ideas, and the people that made them that have changed everything. Conversations about the facts and fictions of our ideas of religion, gender, race, and selves in America.
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The Process with Alex Beightol is hosted by Alex Beightol. The show has published 24 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "The Compound: an Interview with Aisling Rawle" (10 July 2026, 120 minutes), "The Arrests" (1 February 2026, 12 minutes), and "The Hunger Games, Minnesota, and Public Memory" (17 January 2026, 15 minutes).
The Process with Alex Beightol publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 21 minutes across 24 episodes.
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Alex Beightol hosts The Process with Alex Beightol, an arts podcast with 24 episodes published.
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Aisling Rawle's 2025 debut novel THE COMPOUND took on the dystopian brutality of reality TV. She graciously joined The Process for a conversation about the book, Love Island, and the dystopias we invite into our own...

The Process with Alex Beightol
The question so many of us are asking is where on earth did the sentiment of "Don't Tread On Me" go, and why are First and Second Amendment defenders so silent? A brief moment to process this and a reminder to pick up...

The Process with Alex Beightol
Did the future of "The Hunger Games" actually prepare us for the present? Is being disappointed at the state and public response to injustice missing the point within the series that has made a serious comeback? The...

The Process with Alex Beightol
Did we miss the context that made Family Youtuber Ruby Framke sink by her own hand? Skye Borgman's documentary on Netflix focuses on the life coach Jodi Hildebrant whose influence led to a shocking crime.

Episode #1
The Process podcast is back with a new cohost, Caera Beightol. We tested out long-distance podcasting while having a conversation about Chante Joseph's viral Vogue piece on the embarrassment of boyfriends.


The Process with Alex Beightol
<p>It's election week. One adorable imaginary world has me thinking. </p>

The Process with Alex Beightol
<p>Kristin Kobes Du Mez is the writer and historian behind the best selling deep dive into how Evangelical American men have been formed to wield power. This last week, she released her short documentary with Emmy...

The Process with Alex Beightol
<p>Thoughts on a 2023 film by Chloe Domont on the lies we tell ourselves and each in modern dating. </p>

Episode #19
<p>A former US president questioned a presidential candidate's Blackness at the National Association of Black Journalists. Alex responds with a reflection in this episode. </p>

Episode #18
<p>It's been a stressful week and everyone is tired. Here's an uplifting, funny recommendation from This American Life about some people who witnessed some things go very, very wrong in the best way possible. </p>

<p>A novel I find helpful when everything feels like it is on fire. A short reflection on how it ends, and what it could be telling us about the work we must begin. </p>

Episode #17
<p>This is a weekend recommendation from me to you, from producers I love. It's about a lie that took root and shook up an entire community. I hope it makes you think about the facts and fictions that we allow to guide...

Episode #14
<p>A brief thought on the normalcy of violence as an American answer and how the status quo does not trend to change unless we decide to change and reflect on our inheritance. A shortlist of thinkers who can help us...

Episode #15
<p>Sherri Papini and the case that captivated the nation in 2016 has a new documentary. I watched it and have some thoughts. Is what happened really all that out there? Or does this story rely on dynamics that existed...

We’re looking at how the villain narrative gets murky in the previously released episodes of CLIPPED on Hulu and how that tendency might lurk in all of us.

You might have to save your own life here. In this emergency session we’re breaking down in SIMPLE terms the recent Supreme Court ruling that sent shock waves through the country and the mental framing we need to deal...

Episode #12
This is an overview and quick commentary on episode one WHITE PARTY of Hulu’s new show CLIPPED. Donald Sterling was on top of the world. A real estate empire, owner of an NBA team, and beloved businessman. And then his...

It’s rough out here. In this episode we sit with a poem from farmer, philosopher, and poet Wendell Berry and look at what kind of good life it invites us to.

An overview and companion to the movie MAY DECEMBER, loosely inspired by an American scandal and abuse case.
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