For this series, made especially for my Writing for Engineers students, I interview working engineers to find out about what writing looks like in their working lives.

Elijah Podcast Mixdown

Sep 4th, 2018 29m 21s

For this series, made especially for my Writing for Engineers students, I interview working engineers to find out about what writing looks like in their working lives.

Joe Brinton Mixdown

Sep 4th, 2018 30m 15s

For this series, made especially for my Writing for Engineers students, I interview working engineers to find out about what writing looks like in their working lives.

Ep. 9 - From Death Threat to Poem

May 11th, 2016 26m 59s

This week I force my friend Dustin to write a poem while we listen. Dustin Pearson is the Managing Editor of Hayden’s Ferry Review, He has a master’s degree from Clemson University, he has been published in a bunch of places, and he was awarded

Ep. 8 - Shopping With Shipka

Apr 20th, 2016 22m 20s

This is part 2 of the Dr. Jody Shipka visit sponsored by RSA, ASUGPSA, and the ASU Department of English.We go shopping for old stuff and don't find anything, but we learn to see like Dr. Shipka sees.Zeugma Podcast episodes with Dr. Shipka:

Ep. 7- Dr. Jody Shipka Part 1 RSA Special Event

Apr 6th, 2016 1h 1m

This episode is the first in a two-part series. In this episode we’ll listen to Dr. Shipka’s talk given during the RSA special event entitled, “On Place, Perspective, Process, Position and Possession: Forging Connections Between the Hobby and t

Ep. 6- Writing in the Army is Terrible

Oct 26th, 2015 22m 2s

Hooah! This week we talk with Captain Peter Nguyen of the United States Army about the traditions, expectations, and frustrations of being a writer in the Army. You can find Peter's work telling audio stories here: https://soundcloud.com/pete

Ep. 5 - The Rhetoric Of Everything

Jul 5th, 2015 21m 10s

Dr. Brian McNely of the University of Kentucky discusses a recent research project attempting to catalog literally everything that exists on the 1.7 mile commute he takes everyday. The transcript is available here: https://docs.google.com/doc

Ep. 4 - Tattoos

Jun 20th, 2015 26m 18s

This week, we go with Sharon Miller as she gets a tattoo and then talk with scholars and experts about what tattoos mean, how they work, and what they are. Tattooed Planet: http://www.tattooedplanetaz.com/Club Tattoo: http://clubtattoo.com/l

Ep. 3 - Convincing The Judge

May 30th, 2015 13m 39s

This week we interview Jonathan Shaw, an immigration attorney from Colorado. He tells us about getting kidnapped by police in Mexico, and what it takes to convince a judge to grant someone asylum. Visit Jonathan's Profile at http://m2lawyers.

A Trip to the Zoo

Apr 27th, 2015 7m 49s

This is a quick and dirty non-episode where I play with some clips I recorded of my kids at the zoo. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRaRSha9qSy945rIF3C0gDQ

Ep. 2 - Questions about Writing

Apr 15th, 2015 32m 39s

In this episode we hear an imaginary conversation among 13 writing experts attending the CCC Conference in Tampa, Florida in March of 2015. I asked them questions about writing and they gave me answers.

Special Episode: Dr. Brian Ott and the Rhetoric of the CELL

Apr 3rd, 2015 42m 53s

This talk was delivered at Arizona State University on April 2, 2015 with the support of Special Event Award from the Rhetoric Society of America. Additional support was provided by ASU Department of English and the Hugh Downs School of Human C

Ep. 1 - The Contraband Pen

Mar 15th, 2015 16m 49s

In this first episode of Writing Questions we hear the story of a woman who ends up in a Psychiatric Hospital, where her journal and contraband pen become an outlet for her emotions.

Episode Negative 1

Feb 18th, 2015 31m 55s

For episode negative one of writing questions, Jordan Loveridge and I have our first episode doing a book club chat about Thomas Rickert's Ambient Rhetoric. We discuss free will, medieval epistemology, anthropomorphism, lampness, and our insecu

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