• Stagnation, euthymia and flourishing

• Do you work with social media in universities?

• Academic developers as choreographers of professional reflexivity

• The difference between being post-pandemic and post-covid

• We’ll go someplace, we’ll get a new start 

• An introvert’s guide to post-pandemic networking

• How do you have rewarding conversations about social theory?

• Why do we read philosophy?

• I choose this

• What is it that’s special about face to face events? Perspectives from Peter Sloterdijk and Randall Collins

• What does sustainable (digital) scholarship look like for individual scholars?

• Why is learning theory important?

• How many times must we be shown the outcome of the pattern?

• How can we ensure consistency in digital education while leaving room for experimentation?

• Who maintains the social infrastructure we need for scholarship?

• Could we have a university without e-mail?

• Human augmentation and the future of warfare

• George Simmel on Eye Contact

• Dream, dream, for this is also sooth

• How do you use social media for PGT programmes?

• What am I trying to do with my research?

• On Rain

• What is an intellectual community?

• Some thoughts on intellectual community

• What does it mean to be an academic leader?

• And I can feel things changing

• An ecological approach to information overload

• Some critical thoughts on the crisis of student engagement

• Institutionalising Civic engagement: what we can learn from the mistake of pressuring academics to use Twitter

• A cybernetic black pill

• How we survive is what makes us who we are

• 14 tips for academics who are worried about Musk’s Twitter but don’t want to leave entirely

• The grim reality of ‘living with Covid’

• What is my research about?

• How do you listen to audiobooks in a scholarly way?

• Peter Sloterdijk and the concept of the sphere

• A Book Discussion on The Public and their Platforms: Public Sociology in an Era of Social Media 

• A first attempt to theorise socialisation in a way which is adequate to the challenges of platform society

• A critical realist critique of Rosi Braidotti’s Posthumanism

• Long Covid in the post-pandemic university

• Psychoanalysis, Capitalism and Resistance

• Critical realism needs to be a living tradition

• An interview with Margaret Archer about her life and work

• Will you forgive my soul when you’re too wise to trust me and too old to care?

• The drama of seeing real thinking

• We are already living in the collapse

• These poor people live in these tiny apartments: Zoom as a window into the lifeworld in an unequal society

• Philosophers as situated in space and time, trying to muddle their way through

• On not swimming in circles

• The tragedy of Ludwig Wittgenstein

• Hold your own

• Why education matters

• No guilty party

• The loneliness of Ludwig Wittgenstein

• Does Big Tech have too much power in the Post-Pandemic University?

• Can we reclaim our agency by putting the internet in its place?

• The shifting landscape of misinformation: from macro-conspiracies to micro-conspiracies

• And come morning, I am disappeared

• The ontology of virtual worlds

• When will the Metaverse actually arrive?

• Why Microsoft will beat Facebook to the Metaverse

• What’s it like to spend your entire life as a cruise ship guest?

• Our entire life is only 4000 weeks

• Civil inattention on public transport during a pandemic

• What does it feel like to be inspired?

• Levelling Up Education: New Approaches to Place, Work and Education

• The phenomenology of insomnia

• The social ontology of the Metaverse

• Groping nervously towards the expression of inner life

• Three books that shaped my work

• The Enemy Bacteria

• The bloody scene is bloody sad 

• To every thing there is a season 

• Keanu Reeves = philosopher of social acceleration

• What does it mean to be human after Covid-19?

• Music for thinking

• Music is the basis of all life

• What do you do? Intellectual biography as self-constitution

• Cambridge: the most unequal city in the UK

• The suprisingly familiar character of the TikTok algorithm

• Why capitalism made it impossible to eradicate Covid

• So you don’t want to be a normal journal any more?

• When will we know how dangerous Omicron is?

• I keep having dreams of things I need to do, of waking up and of following through

• Towards a sociology of splintered minds

• A beginner’s guide to Omicron 

• What will post-neoliberalism look like?

• Social media for academics and the circulation of expert concepts

• We need a military history of the culture wars

• The things which bring us together

• A Heideggerian reading of Margaret Archer

• I’ve been slowly developing a philosophy of academic development without realising this is what I was doing

• Will QAnon go mainstream through evangelical christianity?

• So may the sunrise bring hope where it once was forgotten

• Resources for organising online conferences

• The inner life of behaviourists

• The existential challenge of the post-capitalist condition

• Sing, Sing, Sing

• How Covid-19 accelerated the transition into post-capitalism

• We’re leaving neoliberalism and entering something worse