Booking Overview
Metrics
Episodes: 100
Frequency: Irregular
Rating: 4.2/5.0
Estimated listeners: 100 - 1,000
Gender skew: Neutral
Listener location: USA
Instagram: 49.0k followers
Page updated: Nov 4, 2026 · How we check this data
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info@thebrooklyninstitute.com
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Host
Audrey Nicolaides - Moderates a conversation in Episode 97 about the aesthetics of contemporary American fascism.
Suzy Schneider - BISR member involved in an episode featuring Molly Crabapple, where she discusses the Bund and the Jewish left.
Spencer Ackerman - Journalist who joins an episode featuring Molly Crabapple to discuss her book and related histories of the Bund.
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Recent Guest Discussions
Sophie Lewis - Femmephilia, Feminism, Gender, Pleasure, Care Labor, Race And Sexual Identity, And Critiques Of Capital/coercion.
Kate Wagner - Aesthetics Of Contemporary American Fascism; The Role Of Internet Meme Culture And The Political/aesthetic Regime Of Contemporary Fascism.
Anna Kornbluh - Aesthetics Of Contemporary American Fascism; The “slop Machine” Dynamics, Algorithmic Distribution, And Resistance Via Politicizing Aesthetics.
Molly Crabapple - Bund History And Legacy; Jewish Left Politics, Revolutionary Organization, Cultural/intellectual Inheritance, And Solidarity For Present Liberation Struggles.
Recent Topics
Episodes
Podcast for Social Research, Episode 99: Delio Vásquez's Huey P. Newton: I am We
October 30, 2026
In this episode, Nara Roberta Silva sits down with Delio Vásquez to discuss his newly-published Huey P. Newton: I am We (Polity, 2026), an intellectual biography of the founder, political strategist, and chief theoretician of the Black Panther Party. Together, the two consider Newton's work against the backdrop of the tumultuous politics of the 1960s and 70s, of developments within and beyond the Black Panther Party, and of the violent repression and surveillance to which both Newton and the ...
Faculty Spotlight: Lauren Wolfe, Paige Sweet, and Miranda Trimmier on Writing, Translation, and the Uses of Theory
July 31, 2026
In this episode of Faculty Spotlight, Lauren K. Wolfe, Paige Sweet, and Miranda Trimmier sit down to discuss BISR Practicum—the exciting new program they're spearheading this September (Lauren will be leading a Practicum on Literary Translation, Paige and Miranda on Creative-Critical Writing)—and what it means to combine theory and creative practice. The three talk about why literary work is not a solitary pursuit, and where, in the creative process, "theory" comes in. Also discussed: the t...
Podcast for Social Research, Episode 98: Sophie Lewis's Femmephilia, Gender, Pleasure, and the Politics of Girly Things
July 03, 2026
In this episode, Sophie Lewis, Danya Glabau, and Paige Sweet hold a conversation in honor of Sophie's new book, Femmephilia: Love Letters to Trans Mermaids, Queer Mothers, and Marilyn Monroe. Since at least the 1970s, a dominant strand of Western feminism has regarded femininity with suspicion, if not outright hostility. Given this "feminist machismo," which is an obstacle to liberation, what would it mean to interpret the world through a femmmephilic lens? This discussion takes up questions ...
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