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Teaching Like a Researcher | Ep. 68

Épisode 70

mardi 20 octobre 2026 • Durée 22:56

Do you ever feel like teaching takes time away from the research you're expected to produce? What if the work you do to prepare for class could also help you make more room for writing?

Hey co-authors! In this episode, we're exploring how to teach like a researcher by breaking down the artificial divide between teaching and scholarship. Too often, academics treat these responsibilities as competing demands, but the reading you do for a research project can enrich your classroom teaching. In this episode, you'll learn how to:

Develop a reading workflow that supports both your teaching and your academic research without forcing connections that don't fit.
Bring current scholarship, emerging debates, and unfinished questions into the classroom to demonstrate how researchers evaluate evidence and develop knowledge.
Identify natural opportunities to align course objectives, examples, and assignments with your research interests.
Use classroom preparation and student questions to uncover gaps in your knowledge, clarify ideas, and generate new research questions.
Reduce duplicated intellectual labor and use the time you reclaim to establish more consistent, sustainable research routines.

Teaching and research don't have to be competing parts of your academic career. With intentional integration, each can strengthen the other.

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Starting an Academic Coaching Service: Interview with Paulina Cossette | Ep. 67

Épisode 69

mardi 13 octobre 2026 • Durée 30:27

Hey, co-authors. I am excited to be joined by Dr. Paulina Cossette, who has over 15 years of experience as an educator, researcher, and writer. As an editor, she's revised over 70 books and countless research papers and dissertations. She's left academia to start her own business, Acadia Editing Services, and she's a successful academic coach and she's here to talk to us about how to start your own coaching services. If you've ever thought about coaching or editing as a full-time job or as a side-gig, then give this episode a listen.

Interested in Talking with Paulina?

Website: https://acadiaediting.com/

Workshop: https://acadiaediting.com/live on November 9-11; 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM EDT

Paulina's Academic Business Map: acadiaediting.com/map

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Keeping Up with Your Sources in Academic Writing | Ep. 66

Épisode 68

mardi 6 octobre 2026 • Durée 27:30

How many times have you reopened an article because you know you read something useful in it, but you can't remember what it was? How often does collecting, managing, and citing your sources start to feel like its own research project?

Hey co-authors! Large academic research projects produce a web of connections, contradictions, annotations, ideas, and intellectual threads that can become increasingly difficult to keep track of. We'll look at why source management becomes so difficult as a project grows and how to build a system that keeps your sources connected to your thinking rather than turning them into a collection of forgotten PDFs. In this episode, you'll learn:

Why academic researchers become overwhelmed by the relationships between sources, not simply the number of sources.
How fragmented workflows and delayed citation management create unnecessary cognitive load.
How to build a living literature matrix that keeps connections between sources visible
Why annotating for your argument can be more useful than simply summarizing what a source says.

Your sources shouldn't slow your research down. With the right system, they can help you maintain intellectual momentum, sharpen your argument, and push you to greater depth in your field.

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Website: https://www.publishingacademicresearch.com/

Email: publishingacademicresearch@gmail.com

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Schedule a Free, 30-Minute Consultation:https://calendly.com/publishingacademicresearch/30min

Writing an Academic Monograph: Interview with Dr. Eric T. Weber | Ep. 65

Épisode 67

mardi 29 septembre 2026 • Durée 27:08

Hi co-authors! This week, I interview Dr. Eric Thomas Weber, University of Kentucky professor and director of the Democracy, Ethics, and Educational Philosophy Lab, about his SUNY Press book, "A Culture of Justice."

We talk about how to develop, submit, publish, and promote an academic monograph. Eric offers tips and tricks for keeping his workflow going while obtaining feedback that culminates into books. We also discuss resisting “publish more” pressure, navigating publishers, and building a public platform via op-eds and podcasts. To buy the book or contact Dr. Weber, check out the information below.

Interested in Talking with Eric?

Email: eric.t.weber@uky.edu

Bio: https://ericthomasweber.org/books/a-culture-of-justice/

Buy the Book: https://sunypress.edu/Books/A/A-Culture-of-Justice

Discount Code: SNPF26

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Using Theory in Academic Research | Ep. 64

Épisode 66

mardi 22 septembre 2026 • Durée 29:48

Are you struggling to figure out what your theoretical framework is actually supposed to do? Are you treating theory like a requirement to check off rather than a tool that shapes how you understand your research?

Hey co-authors! Theoretical frameworks can feel like one of the most confusing parts of academic research, especially when we treat all theories as though they serve the same purpose. But theories work differently based on their assumptions and paradigms and understanding that difference can fundamentally change how you approach your literature review and your study. In this episode, you’ll learn:

How different theoretical traditions function within different kinds of research.
Why theoretical frameworks are more than labels attached to a study.
Common mistakes researchers make when selecting and applying theory.
How to choose a framework that actually fits your research question or hypothesis.
How to use theory to organize your literature review and create a coherent scholarly conversation.

Theory doesn't have to be intimidating. When you understand what your framework is doing, it can become a powerful lens for making sense of the literature, clarifying your research, and giving your project a coherent direction.

Want to Connect with Me?

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Email: publishingacademicresearch@gmail.com

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Schedule a Free, 30-Minute Consultation:https://calendly.com/publishingacademicresearch/30min

Overseeing an Academic Edited Book: Interview with Dr. Amy Aldridge | Ep. 63

Épisode 65

mardi 15 septembre 2026 • Durée 28:55

Hey Co-authors! Today, I interview scholar-activist Amy Aldridge, Vice Provost and Communication professor at Middle Tennessee State University, about her edited book, "Reconciliation: The Final Step in Achieving Nonviolent Social Change."

Dr. Aldridge explains how to put together an edited volume. She describes process of recruiting contributing, intentionally including prominent scholars, early-career academics, and practitioners' voices. We discuss choosing a publisher and how the book is part of her ongoing public scholarship coupled with talks, libraries, and workshops.

Interested in Talking with Amy:

Email: aldridga23@gmail.com

Bio: https://acadprogramdev.mtsu.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/49/2025/08/2025-AA-bio.pdf

Buy the Book: https://titles.cognella.com/reconciliation-9798823359757

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Rejecting Bad Academic Writing Advice | Ep. 62

Épisode 64

mardi 8 septembre 2026 • Durée 28:25

Have you ever followed a piece of writing advice that made your writing worse instead of better? What if some of the advice you've been given isn't actually wrong, it just doesn't work for the kind of writer you are?

Hey co-authors! You’ve probably heard the same academic writing advice a million times: write every day, write for your field, or never use passive voice. We’ll explore why scholars are so drawn to certainty and how the desire for clear rules can actually get in the way of becoming a better scholar. In this episode, we’ll explore:

Why research writing advice so often gets turned into rigid rules
Why certainty is particularly appealing when writing already feels uncertain
How following writing rules can distract us from our readers and our arguments
Why good writing requires judgment rather than perfect adherence to a formula

Ultimately, becoming a better academic writer isn't about eliminating uncertainty. It's about becoming more confident in your ability to navigate it.

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Avoiding Writing Paragraphs That Do Too Much | Ep. 61

Épisode 63

mardi 1 septembre 2026 • Durée 27:06

Have you ever finished writing a paragraph only to realize it somehow contains three different ideas? Have you ever written a paragraph that makes perfect sense to you, only to have your advisor, instructor, or reviewer tell you they were confused about what you were actually trying to say?

Hey Co-authors! A strong academic paragraph should move your reader through a clear idea, but scholarly writers often ask individual paragraphs to do far too much. In this episode, we look at why paragraphs become overloaded, how to recognize when multiple ideas are competing for attention, and what you can do to give each part of your argument the space it needs.

In this episode, we’ll explore:

What makes a paragraph focused and coherent
How topic sentences can reveal problems with paragraph structure
The relationship between evidence, citations, and paragraph creep
How to determine whether a new idea belongs in the paragraph or deserves a paragraph of its own
Practical strategies for breaking complicated paragraphs into clearer argumentative units

Good academic research is about making sure each paragraph gives your reader one clear step forward in your argument. Learn how to improve your academic writing in this week's episode.

Want to Connect with Me?

Website: https://www.publishingacademicresearch.com/

Email: publishingacademicresearch@gmail.com

Free Materials: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-YXQbEOqDCNDnvY3Zph2mLdtfnUllgMm-a5EjkLK3R4/edit?usp=sharing

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/c-kyle-rudick-59a040a7

Schedule a Free, 30-Minute Consultation: https://calendly.com/publishingacademicresearch/30min

Starting a New Semester with Purpose | Ep. 60

Épisode 62

mardi 25 août 2026 • Durée 19:11

Are you starting the semester feelings of excitement, exhaustion, regret, or somehow all three at once? What happens when the energy of a new academic year gives way to the realization that the semester may not look quite the way you imagined?

Hey co-authors! Another fall semester is upon us! But the excitement of a fresh beginning is can quickly give way to frazzled energy, regret for things left undone, or homesickness for people and routines that feel far away. In this episode, we explore new-semester culture shock and look at practical ways to move through the day with greater intention and create a sense of stability. In this episode, we’ll explore:

Recognizing the emotional reality of starting over and why the beginning of a new semester can feel more complicated than we expect.
Finding your new rhythm in routines and expectations that gradually become more manageable as you adjust.
Practicing ways to feel more grounded when your days begin to feel overwhelming.
Being intentional with your time and attention: How small choices can help you approach each day with greater purpose.

The beginning of a semester is a great time to learn how to make regular adjustments now for long-term mental-health benefits later. This episode offers a framework for understanding the emotional journey and a few simple practices for moving through it with greater intention, stability, and gratitude.

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Starting Your Literature Review: Interview with Dr. Nichole Harken | Ep. 59

Épisode 61

mardi 18 août 2026 • Durée 33:58

Are you having trouble starting a new project? Do you feel like you're drowning in a sea of scholarship?

Hey co-authors! Today, I talk with Dr. Nichole Harken, who is the associate professor of instruction and internship director for the University of Northern Iowa's Communication and Media Department. She's also the creator of the Project Next Step and author of the book of the same name, and has a podcast called The Next Step: Leaping to Adulthood. Learn more about her approach to scholarship and her work in this episode!

Want to Connect with Dr. Harken?

Email: nichole.harken@uni.edu

Podcast: The Next Step: Leaping to Adulthood

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