Podcasts

Bringing the intellectual life of WashU to the airwaves through a collective of scholarly and creative podcasts.

Featured episodes

Cross-Border Commerce

How is e-commerce shaping our global economy? And what role will it play in the future of U.S.-China relations? Professor Lizhi (Liz) Liu, of Georgetown University, joins WashU’s Sandro Galea to discuss the booming political economy surrounding e-commerce in China.

Lizhi (Liz) Liu

Ideas Matter

Power, Knowledge, and COVID-19

Did the scientific community’s response to the pandemic fall short of the reasoned pursuit of truth? Alex Broadbent of Durham University and Pieter Streicher of the University of Johannesburg—authors of a new book on science during the COVID moment—join WashU’s Sandro Galea to discuss what is still to be learned from the pandemic.

Alex Broadbent and Pieter Streicher

Ideas Matter

More WashU podcasts

These series offer a window into the rigorous inquiry and diverse perspectives that define WashU, translating complex research into meaningful dialogue.

The PAD Podcast

The PAD Podcast

Elevating and celebrating the creative careers of students and alumni of the Performing Arts Department

Washu performing arts

The Owner’s Box

The Owner’s Box

Bringing you insights on ownership from the Koch Center for Family Enterprise at WashU’s Olin School of Business

Koch center for family enterprise

Poetry for All

Poetry for All

A podcast for those who love poetry and for those who know little about it. We read poems, discuss them, see how they work, and read them one more time.

WashU Arts & Sciences

Arc: The Podcast

Arc: The Podcast

Every other week, Arc Magazine’s editor-in-chief, Mark Oppenheimer, is joined by guests to talk religion, politics, et cetera

Danforth center on religion and politics

Complicating the Narrative

Complicating the Narrative

Providing rigorous, evidence-based analysis of complex population health challenges

Washu school of public health

Divided Argument

Divided Argument

An unscheduled, unpredictable Supreme Court podcast.

WashU Law