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Heterodox Out Loud, hosted by HxA president, John Tomasi, is an ongoing podcast featuring conversations with people across the academy and beyond. Listen to insightful, thought-provoking episodes from the HxA community by adding our podcast to your lineup.

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Oct 18, 2023

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Heterodox Out Loud is an ongoing series of selected pieces from heterodox: the blog in audio form with exclusive interviews. Listen to insightful, thought-provoking pieces authored by the HxA community by adding the Heterodox Out Loud podcast to your lineup.

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Episode 8: "Splitting" and Identity Politics, Andrew Hartz: In this episode of Heterodox Out Loud, we meet Amanda, a 20-year-old White female college student, who told her therapist, Andrew Hartz, that she “identified” as Black. - Today’s piece, “Splitting and Identity Politics,” was written by Andrew Hartz, by Heterodox Out Loud
16 min listen
Episode 7: Why Ibram Kendi’s Antiracism is So Flawed, Jeffrey Aaron Snyder: On today's episode of Heterodox Out Loud, we discuss how the death of George Floyd in May of 2020 led to calls for racial justice that have spread rapidly throughout the United States and beyond. As they search for solutions to the deeply complex issue... by Heterodox Out Loud
10 min listen
Episode 4: What are the Limits of Viewpoint Diversity? Nick Phillips: When it comes to the production of knowledge the value of viewpoint diversity cannot be overstated. For simple problems, or well established technicalities, we may not need multiple viewpoints, but wicked problems can only be addressed by engaging with... by Heterodox Out Loud
11 min listen
Episode 14:White Fragility Is Not The Answer. Honest Diversity Is, Irshad Manji: Today’s episode, “White Fragility is not The Answer: Honest Diversity Is” by Irshad Manji is a personal reflection on diversity and a call for a new way to think about what it means to be a human being. Irshad is a member of the Heterodox Academy advis... by Heterodox Out Loud
22 min listen
Episode 13: ‘Diversity Training’ Doesn’t Work. This Might, Musa al-Gharbi: Diversity-related training is one of the most contentious issues in higher education today. They have become embedded in the culture wars and spark intense moral disagreements. Musa al-Gharbi, a Fellow in Sociology at Columbia University, by Heterodox Out Loud
33 min listen
Episode 6: On the Authority of Experience in Black Thought, Randall Kennedy: For the past few months at Heterodox Academy, we’ve been focusing on the contributions of Black scholars, the diversity of perspectives among them, and the tensions around representation in institutions of higher learning. In this episode, by Heterodox Out Loud
9 min listen
Episode 1: Why Universities Must Choose One Telos: Truth or Social Justice, Jonathan Haidt: In our first episode of Heterodox Out Loud, our host, Amna Khalid takes us on a journey back to the earliest days of the Heterodox Academy blog to listen to NYU Social Psychologist, Author, and HxA co-founder Jonathan Haidt read his seminal blog post, by Heterodox Out Loud
16 min listen
Episode 20: Mill Still Matters Today: Free Speech in the 21st Century, Richard Reeves: With rising concerns around COVID-19 misinformation, election fraud claims, hate speech online and on-campus, many argue that traditional arguments for free speech are no longer sustainable. Today’s blog, Mill Still Matters Today, by Heterodox Out Loud
25 min listen
Episode 5: Why We Should Care About Ideological Diversity in The Academy, Musa al-Gharbi: In this episode of Heterodox Out Loud, Sociologist Musa Al-Gharbi makes the case as to why ideological diversity in social research and pedagogy is an important cause to fight for - even for those who may be skeptical of its benefits. by Heterodox Out Loud
31 min listen
Episode 16: Religion: A Viewpoint Diversity Blindspot, Seth Kaplan: Today, we explore a subject that has been under-examined at Heterodox Academy: Religious viewpoint diversity. The piece, Religion: A Viewpoint Diversity Blind Spot?, was written by Dr. Seth Kaplan. He teaches at the Paul H. by Heterodox Out Loud
14 min listen
Episode 19: Why K-12 Needs Viewpoint Diversity Now, Will Reusch: Many K-12 schools across the United States are facing criticism for demonstrating a bias toward left-leaning sociopolitics, while others feel schools are not doing enough. Today’s episode makes the case for viewpoint diversity in K-12 education and the... by Heterodox Out Loud
17 min listen
Episode 15: True Diversity Requires Generosity of Spirit, Jonathan Haidt: Six years ago, in the fall of 2015, a wave of campus protests spread across the United States. From Yale to Claremont McKenna College to UC Berkeley, students demanded changes related to social justice and gave long lists of demands to their university... by Heterodox Out Loud
19 min listen
Episode 10: Politics, Evolution, and Gender: A Heterodox Firestorm and Lessons Learned, Glenn Geher: In this episode of Heterodox Out Loud, Glenn Geher, Professor of Psychology and Founding Director of the Evolutionary Studies Program at the State University of New York, New Paltz tells us the story of when he invited Dr. Lionel Tiger, by Heterodox Out Loud
19 min listen
Episode 9: A Rhetoric of Common Values, Erec Smith: Political polarization has become a defining feature of modern American life. Research surrounding the 2020 election from Pew Research Center demonstrated that - a month before the election, roughly eight-in-ten registered voters in both [left and righ... by Heterodox Out Loud
11 min listen
Episode 23: What the ‘Free Speech’ Debate is Still Missing, Ilana Redstone: Today’s episode is about how voices become silenced and when to determine if a free speech crisis exists. We’ll hear the story of Ilana Redstone, a professor who argues that we must go beyond the surface and look at subtle forms of censorship and suppr... by Heterodox Out Loud
24 min listen
Episode 18: Constructing Campus Craziness, Donald Moynihan: Threats to open inquiry and viewpoint diversity do not know ideological bounds. Today’s episode addresses the times when viewpoint diversity gets hijacked for political gain. Today’s blog, Constructing Campus Craziness, by Heterodox Out Loud
32 min listen
Episode 22: Why Bad Things Happen: Covid and Health Inequality, Michael Jindra: This episode is about how we explain why bad things happen. We hear the story of Michael Jindra, a cultural anthropologist who challenges the common narrative around health disparities in the United States. Our topics include free will, systemic racism, by Heterodox Out Loud
22 min listen
Episode 11: Three Strategies for Navigating Moral Disagreements, Musa al-Gharbi: Do you have a friend, family member, or neighbor whose views you just cannot stand? They seem to have jumped off the deep end, living in a land of conspiracies and false truths? And you know, at the core of your heart, that they are just wrong? If so, by Heterodox Out Loud
32 min listen
Episode 25: How Critics of Intersectionality (Often) Miss The Point, Ian Storey: Are certain ideas inherently dangerous—and when can we reasonably separate a set of ideas from the aggressive tactics of those who push them forward?This week on the Heterodox Out Loud podcast, we’re sitting down with Ian Storey, by Heterodox Out Loud
25 min listen
Episode 17: Critical Theory vs. Common Humanity? The Case for a Liberal Approach to Social Studies Education, Samantha Hedges & Sam Merrick: “Critical Race Theory” is all the rage these days. Between February and June of 2021, Fox News used the term nearly 1300 times. In the past two months, more than 20 bills have been proposed intending to ban Critical Race Theory from K-12 classrooms, by Heterodox Out Loud
20 min listen
Episode 33: Suppressing Curiosity: How GPAs, Forced Memorization, and Mandatory Exams May Undermine Open Inquiry, Dylan Selterman: On today's episode of Heterodox Out Loud, we explore the possibility that the ongoing crisis of free inquiry and viewpoint diversity in universities is not a sudden aberration, but instead the inevitable outcome of a rigid, top-down university system. by Heterodox Out Loud
25 min listen
Episode 12: Could Feminism (Again) Provide an Argument for More Conservatives?, Alice Dreger: Could the French postmodern philosopher, Michel Foucault or American Gender theorist, Judith Butler provide us with arguments for the value of viewpoint diversity? For increasing the number of conservative faculty members on college campuses? by Heterodox Out Loud
12 min listen
Ep. 40: Free Speech: A History From Socrates to Social Media, Jacob Mchangama: In this episode of Heterodox Out Loud, we explore the history of free speech, how the understanding of it has changed, and the volatile swings in public opinion about this core value. Our guest is Jacob Mchangama, a Danish lawyer, human-rights advocate, by Heterodox Out Loud
31 min listen
Episode 28: University Professors After the U.S. Capitol Riot: Good Intentions and Disastrous Ends, Martha McCaughey and Scott Welsh: This episode—released one year after the U.S. Capitol Riot—examines the role of the “scholar-activist” and how their good intentions may unintentionally lead to disastrous ends. We sit down and discuss these topics with Appalachian State University pro... by Heterodox Out Loud
28 min listen
Episode 31: DEI Statements: Compassion Filter or Ideological Test? with Alex Small: On today's episode of Heterodox Out Loud, we explore the now widespread use of diversity, equity, and inclusion statements to hire, recruit, and promote in higher education. Our guest, Alex Small, Professor of Physics at California State Polytechnic Un... by Heterodox Out Loud
26 min listen
Ep. 38: An HxA Conference Preview: The Trust Crisis In Higher Education, Erec Smith and Kyle Vitale: In this episode of Heterodox Out Loud, we’re giving our podcast community a first look at the vital conversations to expect at HxA Conference 2022 in Denver this June, as we host a discussion between two of our conference speakers on the crisis of trus... by Heterodox Out Loud
30 min listen
Episode 21: On The Constitution of Knowledge, Jonathan Rauch: On this episode of Heterodox Out Loud, we venture into the mind of James Madison, one of the most insightful political thinkers in American history. We learn how his wisdom can help solve many of the issues facing higher education. The blog, by Heterodox Out Loud
12 min listen
Episode 30: Intersectionality Is a Political Football—Here’s Why it Doesn’t Have to Be, Chris Martin: Today’s show is our second episode about Intersectionality, an academic theory that began with important facts but slowly turned into an unhelpful ideology. We sit down with Chris Martin—HxA Co-founder and Psychologist at Oglethorpe University—who argu... by Heterodox Out Loud
28 min listen
Episode 24: Restoring Civil Discourse in Higher Education, Pano Kanelos: Today’s episode features Pano Kanelos, a university president on a mission to restore civil discourse in higher education. We’ll learn how the campus life he loved so deeply began changing for the worse. Tune in for a conversation about moral leadership, by Heterodox Out Loud
27 min listen
Episode 27: A Heterodox Holiday Special with Jonathan Haidt, Erec Smith, David Diener, & Angel Parham: We’re living in difficult times. Our nation is increasingly polarized and our campuses are plagued with distrust and fear. As we move into 2022, we share three blogs that we hope will inspire, ease divisions, and cultivate a sense of wonder and humility. by Heterodox Out Loud
27 min listen

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Rethinking DEI in Higher Education with Azim Shariff: Is diversity simply a box-checking exercise, or does it hold a deeper significance in academia? Today we're joined by Azim Shariff, Ph.D, a distinguished professor of psychology at the University of British Columbia, to explore the complex landscape of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) in higher education. by Heterodox Out Loud
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What Happens When Students Take Over the Class: What really happened in 1945? Explore how students grapple with historical events and figures to understand their distinctness and uniqueness. In this episode of Heterodox Out Loud, host John Tomasi interviews Professor Mark Carnes of Barnard College. by Heterodox Out Loud
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Should Universities Adopt Institutional Neutrality? - Jamie Kalven EP. 09: Today, John Tomasi and award-winning journalist Jamie Kalven explore the complexities surrounding the idea of institutional neutrality within universities and its implications for promoting intellectual freedom and robust argument. by Heterodox Out Loud
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My Academic Freedom Journey from Post-Soviet Russia to Canada with Alexandra Lysova - Ep. 07: In this episode of Heterodox Out Loud, John Tomasi speaks with Alexandra Lysova. Alexandra Lysova, Ph.D. is an Associate Professor in the School of Criminology at Simon Fraser University (SFU) in Vancouver/Burnaby, Canada. by Heterodox Out Loud
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Ideological Imbalances with Musa Al-Gharbi - Ep. 06: In this episode of Heterodox Out Loud, John Tomasi speaks with Musa Al-Gharbi. Musa is a Paul F. Lazarsfeld Fellow in Sociology. His research explores how we think about, talk about, and produce knowledge about social phenomena including race, inequality, social movements, extremism, policing, national security, foreign policy and domestic U.S. political contests. by Heterodox Out Loud
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Why Biological Sex is Real with Carole Hooven - Ep. 04: In this episode of Heterodox Out Loud, John Tomasi speaks with Carole Hooven, Ph.D., a Lecturer and Co-director of Undergraduate Studies in the Department of Human Evolutionary Biology at Harvard University. We talk with Carole about Sex & Gender, her cancellation story, and the role of scientists in fostering a free speech culture. by Heterodox Out Loud
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Building a University with Pano Kanelos - Ep. 03: In this episode of Heterodox Out Loud, John Tomasi speaks with Pano Kanelos, President of the University of Austin, Texas (UATX). Kanelos is a leading advocate for free speech and open inquiry in higher education. He believes that UATX can offer a better alternative to the current system, which is often characterized by censorship and groupthink. by Heterodox Out Loud
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Free Speech on College Campuses with Eric Kaufmann - Ep. 02: In this episode of Heterodox Out Loud, John Tomasi speaks with Eric Kaufmann. Eric is a Professor of Politics at the University of Buckingham. He is the author of several books, including Shall the Religious Inherit the Earth: Religion, Demography and Politics in the 21st Century and Whiteshift: Populism, Immigration, and the Future of White Majorities. His research interests include political demography, nationalism, and ethnicity by Heterodox Out Loud
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The Trap of Identity Politics in Higher Education with Yascha Mounk by Heterodox Out Loud
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Ep. 43: Stop Disparaging Working Class Students, Jonathan Zimmerman: In this episode of Heterodox Out Loud, we speak with Jonathan Zimmerman, Professor of History of Education at the University of Pennsylvania about why social class is one of the last acceptable prejudices in many academic circles — and what we can do a... by Heterodox Out Loud
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Ep. 42: How to Have Conversations That Work, John McWhorter and Glenn Loury: In this special episode of Heterodox Out Loud, recorded in-person at Heterodox Academy’s 2022 conference in Denver, we speak with Glenn Loury, Professor of the Social Sciences and Economics at Brown University, and John McWhorter, by Heterodox Out Loud
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Ep. 41: Is Woke Media Destroying Democracy? with Batya Ungar-Sargon: In this special episode of Heterodox Out Loud, recorded in-person at Heterodox Academy’s 2022 conference in Denver, we speak with Batya Ungar-Sargon about the declining trust in American journalism, whether trust is warranted at all, by Heterodox Out Loud
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Ep. 39: A Defense of Faith Statements, Shirley Mullen: In this episode of Heterodox Out Loud, we look at a deeply counterintuitive claim within the free speech movement in higher education: that mandatory faith statements at universities may actually support and advance academic freedom. by Heterodox Out Loud
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Ep. 34: Part 2: Political Diversity Will Improve Social Psychological Science, Lee Jussim (Interview-Only): On part 2 of this episode of Heterodox Out Loud, we continue exploring how political bias in academia can solidify into orthodoxies that undermine truth-seeking and critical inquiry.We speak with co-author of Political Diversity Will Improve Social Psy... by Heterodox Out Loud
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