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Our ATHE Special! In this edition, Sarah, Harvey, and Pannill discuss PSi 22 in Melbourne, Australia and the keynotes given by Bruno Latour and Rebecca Schneider, and past ATHE conferences. Plus, in our first live recording, the co-hosts welcome Brian Herrera, Charlotte Canning, and D.J. Hopkins to talk about their favorite texts for introductory courses.

Links to some of the things mentioned in this edition:

• The ASTR conference schedule for 2016 has been posted
• Miguel Escobar's Wayang Kontemporer website
• The Hemispheric Institute's biennial Encuentro took place in Santiago, Chile
• PSi 22 took place in Melbourne Australia
• Bruno Latour's keynote address at PSi 22

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In this edition, Sarah Bay-Cheng, Pannill Camp, and Harvey Young discuss the future of On TAP, Beyoncé's visual album, Lemonade, and the Comedie-Francaise Registers Project in light of criticism of Digital Humanities initiatives. 

Links to some of the things mentioned in this edition:

• Beyoncé's visual album, Lemonade
• bell hooks' essay about Lemonade
• Wesley Morris' essay about Lemonade
• LaKisha Simmons' essay about Lemonade
• The Comédie-Française Registers Project website
• The LA Review of Books essay on digital humanities
• Debra Caplan on Digital Scholarship and TAPS
• The Virtual Paul's Cross Project website
• Announcement that Catherine Cole is going to UW

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In this edition, special guest Patricia Ybarra, ATHE President, discusses adjunct and contingent labor, plus live vs. mediated performance spectatorship, and the costs of an MFA degree.

Links to some of the things mentioned in this edition:

• ASTR working sessions have been announced  
• Jill Dolan was elected to the American Academy of Arts & Sciences 
• Paula Vogel received her PhD from Cornell University
• Jon Erickson, who wrote about theatre, philosophy, and presence, passed away 
• ATHE Announces Initiative on Adjunct and Contingent Labor 
• ATHE President’s report on job market 
• Pseudonymously authored column on eliminating the PhD in Theatre

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In this edition, Sarah, Pannill, and Harvey discuss the Scalar/Hemispherica What is Performance Studies? e-book, performance practice in PhD training, and scholarly criticism of Hamilton.

Links to some of the things mentioned in this edition:

• Bernardo Ray and Nube Sandoval win the Ellen Stewart Award
• The Mellon grant awarded to University of Washington for performing arts research
• Taylor, Steuernagel, et al. What is Performance Studies? e-book
• James McMaster's essay on Hamilton
• Stacy Wolf's essay on Hamilton

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In this edition, Sarah Bay-Cheng, Harvey Young, and Pannill Camp discuss the new podcast, the twentieth anniversary of Joseph Roach's Cities of the Dead, and the 2016 job market.

Links to some of the things mentioned on this edition:

• The Dogs of ASTR Calendar
• The new ATHE/ASTR Award for Excellence in Digital Scholarship
• Matthew Wittman named curator of the Harvard Theatre Collection
• Patricia Ybarra's message to ATHE about diversity and inclusion in theatre