(S3,Ep5) Was Vygotsky's breakthrough as original as advertised?
Andy Blunden weighs in. (Originally published Feb 12, 2020)
7 Aug 20203min
(S3,Ep4) Why did people give their lives for Stalin?
Andy Blunden puts on his red shirt, evaluates Stephen Kotkin's response, and adds his own. (Originally published Feb 12, 2020) Source footage: http://tiny.cc/nn9wjz Andy's twitter: https://twitter...
7 Aug 20209min
(S3,Ep3) What are the best and worst outcomes of Marx and Vygotsky's ideas?
Andy Blunden weighs in. (Originally published Feb 11, 2020) Andy's twitter: https://twitter.com/Andy_Blunden Anthony's twitter: https://twitter.com/AnthonyMBarra
7 Aug 20204min
(S3,Ep2) Can Marx skeptics have faith in Vygotsky?
Andy Blunden answers . . . and then turns the question around (Originally published Feb 11, 2020) Andy's twitter: https://twitter.com/Andy_Blunden Anthony's twitter: https://twitter.com/AnthonyMBa...
7 Aug 20202min
(S3,Ep1) What does the Social Situation of Development mean?
I asked Andy Blunden for his explanation of Vygotsky's concept of the social situation of development, and here it is! Thanks, Andy. (Originally published Feb 10, 2020) Highlights include: 0:07 - Ho...
7 Aug 20209min
(S1,Ep14) Insights & Inquiries with Peter Smagorinsky
The always interesting Peter Smagorinsky sits down for another wide-ranging chat. Peter is a Distinguished Research Professor at the University of Georgia with a generous internet presence. His websit...
5 Aug 20201h 11min
(S0,Ep2) Slowing Down with Matt Marino (Bonus episode)
Old friend Matt Marino shares his upbeat perspective on life, learning, fatherhood, and success. Recorded on an early Sunday morning, August 2020. (Originally published August 2, 2020) Highlights inc...
3 Aug 20201h 17min
(S0,Ep1) Here's . . . Eric Ness (Bonus episode)
Eric has worn many hats: experimental songwriter, programmer, journalist, environmental analyst, family man, amateur cook, conversationalist, and more. How do these complementary talents fit together...
1 Aug 20201h 13min
