Bullfish Hole Podcast

Bullfish Hole Podcast 8: Who Now Reads Sorokin?

In this episode I’m joined by Larry Nichols, retired Professor of Sociology at West Virginia University and longtime editor of The American Sociologist to discusses his n

Bullfish Hole Podcast 7: Skold on Strategy

In this episode I talk with geostrategist Martin Skold. We initially focus on his book, The Race with No Finish Line — what powers compete over, the difference between Al

Bullfish Hole Podcast 6: Real Fight Promotion

In this episode, I talk with professional boxer and fight promoter Eric Watkins. How do boxers make money? What’s involved in arranging and promoting a fight? How has soc

Bullfish Hole Podcast 5: Sociology and Utopia

In this episode I interview sociologist Bradley Campbell about his recent book, How to Think Better about Social Justice: Why Good Sociology Matters. We discuss whether s

Collective Violence in American History 5: Judge Lynch

Update: Was dissatisfied with low volume on original upload, finally found the original file (I think) to edit for a higher volume upload. In this installment, we cover

Bullfish Hole Podcast 4: Getting Married

In this episode, sociologist Brad Wilcox talks about his book Get Married: Why Americans Must Defy the Elites, Forge Strong Families, and Save Civilization. Topics includ

Collective Violence in American History 4: The Paxton Boys

A shorter installment this time, looking at the clash between Scots Irish frontiersmen, American Indians, and Quaker leadership in Pennsylvania Colony, culminating in the

Bullfish Hole Podcast 3: The Faithful Scientist

In this episode I talk to sociologist of religion Dr. Christopher Scheitle about his recent book, The Faithful Scientist: Experiences of Anti-religious Bias in Scientific

Collective Violence in American History 2: Fault Lines

In this installment we consider how the social structure of past societies generally differs from present ones, and also the specific social and cultural cleavages in ear

Bullfish Hole Podcast Ep.2: Harsha Truths

In this episode executive/life coach Harsha Perera talks about his journey from studying economics to working in finance to the world of coaching. What in the world is a

Collective Violence in American History 1: Violence as Moralism

This is the first in a series based on a class I’m teaching at Galactic Starcruiser University. As always, if you want to support Bullfish Hole you can leave a tip at t

Bullfish Hole Podcast Ep. 1: Secrets of the Amish

Discussing Amish society, population growth, and social change with Rachel Stein and Katie Corcoran. Amish healthcare and millionaires, technology, fertility, retention,