In episode 25, Professor Graham Dodds (Concordia University) discusses the politics and history of executive orders and other unilateral presidential directives.

Episode 24 - Benjamin Waterhouse and Business Interests

Feb 16th, 2017 43m 43s

For episode 24, Professor Benjamin Waterhouse (University of North Carolina) talks about the history of business interests and lobbying in the United States.

Episode 23 - Margaret O'Mara and Pivotal Tuesdays

Dec 22nd, 2016 38m 59s

In episode 23, Professor Margaret O'Mara (University of Washington) talks about presidential elections as history and understanding 2016 as history.

Episode 22 - Patrick Andelic and the Democratic Party

Nov 23rd, 2016 42m 58s

In episode 22 Patrick Andelic (University of Oxford)discusses the history of the Democratic Party, and the internal struggles over ideology.

Episode 21 - Andra Gillespie and the New Black Politician

Nov 4th, 2016 36m 13s

For episode 21, Professor Andra Gillespie (Emory University) talks about the new Black politician, race, and the 2016 election.

Episode 20 - Hans Noel and the Parties

Nov 2nd, 2016 34m 43s

For episode 20, Professor Hans Noel (Georgetown University) talks about how the parties decided in 2016.

Episode 19 - Tim Groeling and Media Coverage

Sep 22nd, 2016 35m 27s

For episode 19, Professor Tim Groeling (UCLA) talks about the media coverage of the 2016 election.

Episode 18 - Brian Rosenwald and Conservative Media

Sep 5th, 2016 44m 28s

Professor Brian Rosenwald (University of Pennsylvania) talks about the history of conservative media and politics in episode 18.

Episode 17 - Stephen G. Hall and the Trump Syllabus

Jul 31st, 2016 45m 3s

In episode 17, Professor Stephen G. Hall (Alcorn State University) discusses the Trump Syllabus 2.0, and understanding Trump historically.

Episode 16 - Meg Jacobs and Energy Crises

May 8th, 2016 30m 30s

For episode 16, Professor Meg Jacobs (Princeton University) talks oil, energy policy, and energy crises.

Episode 15 - Kathryn Cramer Brownell and Showbiz Politics

Apr 7th, 2016 37m 21s

In episode 15, Professor Kathryn Cramer Brownell (Purdue University) discusses celebrity, Hollywood, and showbiz politics.

Episode 14 - Christina Wolbrecht and Women in Politics

Mar 8th, 2016 33m 47s

For episode 14, Professor Christina Wolbrecht (University of Notre Dame) talks about gender, politics, and female presidential candidates.

Episode 13 - Leah Wright Rigueur and the Black Republican

Feb 18th, 2016 39m 55s

Professor Leah Wright Rigueur (Harvard University) discusses the Black Republican on the thirteenth episode of Campaign Context.

Episode 12 - Michael Kazin and the Democratic Party

Feb 5th, 2016 41m 29s

For episode 12 of Campaign Context, Professor Michael Kazin (Georgetown University) talks about the history of the Democratic Party and the left in the U.S.

Episode 11 - Heather Cox Richardson and the Republican Party

Jan 27th, 2016 40m 58s

Professor Heather Cox Richardson (Boston College) discusses the history of the Republican Party for episode 11 of Campaign Context.

Episode 10 - Molly Worthen and Evangelicalism

Dec 21st, 2015 36m 44s

For the tenth episode of Campaign Context, Molly Worthen (University of North Carolina) talks about evangelicalism and politics.

Episode 09 - Shana Gadarian and Anxious Politics

Dec 17th, 2015 39m 57s

Shana Gadarian (Syracuse University) discusses anxious politics and fear in episode 9 of Campaign Context.

Episode 08 - Andrew Hartman and the Culture Wars

Nov 12th, 2015 28m 22s

Episode 8 of Campaign Context features Professor Andrew Hartman (Illinois State University) talking about the culture wars.

Episode 07 - Alan Schroeder and Presidential Debates

Oct 7th, 2015 34m 5s

For episode 7 of Campaign Context, Professor Alan Schroeder (Northeastern University) discussed televised presidential debates.

Episode 06 - Linda Fowler and the Foreign Relations Committee

Aug 3rd, 2015 40m 22s

Episode 6 of Campaign Context, featuring Linda Fowler (Dartmouth College) discussing the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and Congressional oversight.

Episode 05 - Julian Zelizer And Presidential Power

Jul 8th, 2015 31m 48s

Episode 5 of Campaign Context, featuring a discussion on presidential power and Chris Christie with Professor Julian Zelizer (Princeton University).

Episode 04 - Jefferson Cowie and Labor Unions

Jun 12th, 2015 33m 58s

Episode 4 of Campaign Context, focusing on labor unions and the working class with Professor Jefferson Cowie (Cornell University) as guest.

Episode 03 - Hans Noel and the Invisible Primary

May 29th, 2015 35m 19s

Episode 3 of Campaign Context, focusing on the invisible primary and party ideology with Professor Hans Noel (Georgetown University)as guest.

Episode 02 - William Chafe and the Clintons

May 3rd, 2015 40m 36s

Episode 2 of Campaign Context, focusing on Hillary Clinton, Bill Clinton, race, and gender with Professor William Chafe (Duke University) as guest.

Episode 01 - Mark Miller and Judicial Politics

Apr 27th, 2015 36m 2s

The first episode of Campaign Context: An Interdisciplinary Election Podcast, focusing on judicial politics and the Supreme Court with Professor Mark Miller (Clark University) as guest.

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