Nouvelles Nouvelles Podcast

The Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies hosts an occasional podcast with visiting lecturers and OSU faculty and graduate students as part of its Nouvelles Nouvelles newsletter published each term. You can find the podcast on iTunes or by searching in any of your favorite podcast apps. Since our podcast is relatively new, it doesn't always turn up, but if you search for our guests, you can usually find an episode. You can also follow any of the links below to listen on the web.

Podcasts are hosted by one of the Center’s Graduate Research Associates who also typically serves as editor of NN. The current host and editor is Di Wang, Ph.D. candidate from the Department of History.

1 - Chris Woodyard on Ghosts and Fairies (hosted by Steve Barker)

2 - Frank Coulson on Paleography (hosted by Steve Barker)

3 - Emily Thornbury on Ornament in Old English (hosted by Steve Barker)

4 - Mark Rankin on OSU's Rare Book Collection and Book History (hosted by Gillian Zhang)

5 - Whitney Trettien on Early Modern Book History and Digital Humanities (hosted by Gillian Zhang)

6 - Kathleen Walker-Meikle on Medieval Animals (hosted by Gillian Zhang)

7 - James Revell Carr on Folklore Music (interviewed by Rachel Hopkin) (hosted by Gillian Zhang)

8 - Lisa Klein on Ophelia (interviewed by Angela Volcensek) (hosted by Gillian Zhang)

9 - Hussein Fancy on the Medieval Mediterranean World (hosted by Elise Robbins)

10 - Paul Milliman on Medieval Games, Video Games, and Pedagogy (hosted by Elise Robbins)

11 - Christopher Marsh on Hit Songs in Seventeenth-Century England (co-hosted with guest interviewer Jasper Waugh-Quasebarth) (hosted by Elise Robbins)

12 - Tara Lyons and Aaron Pratt on Early Modern Print Culture and Shakespeare (interviewed by Tamara Mahadin) (hosted by Elise Robbins)