Scholars Strategy Network's No Jargon

Scholars Strategy Network's No Jargon

No Jargon, the Scholars Strategy Network's bi-weekly podcast, presents interviews with top university scholars on the politics, policy problems, and social issues facing the nation. Powerful research, intriguing perspectives -- and no jargon. Find show notes and plain-language research briefs on hundreds of topics at https://scholars.org/podcast.

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Episode 64 Archive: Restaurant Loophole

Episode 64 Archive: Restaurant Loophole

Chinese restaurants have become a staple in America, and they're especially popular during the holidays. In this archive episode, Professor Heather Lee tells the story of how a loophole in the Chinese...

20 Dec 201829min

Episode 159: The Diaper Dilemma

Episode 159: The Diaper Dilemma

Babies need diapers. But for 1 in 3 mothers, diapers are just too expensive to always have on hand. And that can leave children and families in a precarious situation. Professor Jennifer Randles lays ...

13 Dec 201824min

Episode 158: Home is Where the Health is

Episode 158: Home is Where the Health is

Access to good housing is key to better health, both now and in the future. So what happens when the youngest and oldest members of our society don't get the housing support they need? First, Professo...

6 Dec 201823min

Episode 157: Sickened by Systems

Episode 157: Sickened by Systems

Americans of color consistently have worse health outcomes than their white peers. So what's behind this trend? First, Professor Margaret Hicken lays out how black Americans must often prepare themsel...

29 Nov 201829min

Archive Episode 54: Racing to the Bottom

Archive Episode 54: Racing to the Bottom

After over a year of competition between hundreds of cities and municipalities, Amazon has finally announced the location, or two locations, for its HQ2. But in this archive episode, Professor Nathan ...

22 Nov 201825min

Episode 156: A Seat at the Table

Episode 156: A Seat at the Table

On November 6th a historic number of women and women of color were elected to Congress. And that means important changes could be coming to Capitol Hill. Professor Kelly Dittmar dives into the role of...

15 Nov 201825min

Episode 155: The Midterms and Beyond

Episode 155: The Midterms and Beyond

On Tuesday, voters across the country went to the polls in one of the most watched midterm elections in decades. And now the results are in. So what does it all mean? Scholars Didi Kuo and Gabriel San...

8 Nov 201823min

Episode 154: The Women Turned Away

Episode 154: The Women Turned Away

Across the country, states are making abortion less and less accessible. And that means there are many people who seek an abortion but are denied one. So what does that mean for a woman's health and w...

1 Nov 201821min

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