This week Dr. Evans has an insightful discussion with Marlon Twyman, Assistant Professor of Communication at USC Annenberg, as we delve into the fascinating world of computational social science. As a quantitative social scientist specializing in advanced computational and statistical methods, Twyman's research sheds light on how teams, online communities, and organizations interact in the digital age. With a background in communication studies and computer science, Twyman brings a unique perspective to his research, exploring topics such as team formation processes in collaborative technology platforms. Tune in as they explore Twyman's recent research findings, his experiences as a consultant in IT implementation and healthcare policy, and the implications of his work for understanding human behavior in the digital realm.

Uncommon Naledge is hosted by Dr. Jabari Evans and edited and produced by Olan Domer.

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Original music for introduction and outro produced by Michael "Double 0" Aguilar.

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In this episode, join Dr. Evans for an engaging conversation with Taylor Crumpton, a prolific music, pop culture, and politics writer hailing from Dallas. Known for her insightful work across esteemed publications like The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, and NPR, Taylor explores a diverse array of topics ranging from Black Queer advocacy to underrepresented hip-hop scenes in the Southern United States. Taylor and Dr. Evans dive into her nuanced pop analyses of releases like “Cowboy Carter,” "WAP" and "Black Is King," where she sheds light on critical cultural narratives on feminism and social justice.

Uncommon Naledge is hosted by Dr. Jabari Evans and edited and produced by Olan Domer.

@naledgesince82 on Twitter and Instagram

Original music for intro and outro produced by Michael "Double 0" Aguilar.

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In this episode, Dr. Evans delves into the intersection of law, race, and media with Dr. Anjali Vats, Associate Professor of Law at the University of Pittsburgh School of Law. With a keen interest in intellectual property, Dr. Vats offers unique insights into her groundbreaking book "The Color of Creatorship: Intellectual Property, Race and the Making of Americans" (Stanford University Press, 2020), which examines the intricate relationship between copyright, patent, trademark law, and national identity formation. From her extensive experience as a professor at prestigious institutions like Boston College and Indiana University to her contributions to law reviews and academic journals, Dr. Vats brings a wealth of knowledge to our discussion on Critical Race Theory, Critical Race Intellectual Property, and the evolving landscape of media studies.

Uncommon Naledge is hosted by Dr. Jabari Evans and edited and produced by Olan Domer.

@naledgesince82 on Twitter and Instagram

Original music for introduction and outro produced by Michael "Double 0" Aguilar.