b:[["$","meta","0",{"name":"viewport","content":"width=device-width, initial-scale=1"}],["$","meta","1",{"charSet":"utf-8"}],["$","title","2",{"children":"Speaking with the William Joiner Institute | RadioTub Podcasts"}],["$","meta","3",{"name":"description","content":"\"Speaking With the William Joiner Institute: Where Conversation is the Answer\" is a podcast based out of the William Joiner Institute for the Study of War and Social Consequence at the University of Massachusetts - Boston. We do a lot with this podcast, but generally episodes fall into three categories.

1. Interviews focusing on subjects such as military service, veteran's affairs, military foreign policy, civilian/non-combatant experience and consequence, and the social and environmental consequences of conflict and war (among many other subjects). Many of these interviews fall into a \"personal interest\", \"issue highlight\", and/or \"research highlight\" category.

2. Journalistic or \"deep-dives\" into singular (though always interconnected) issues: think NPR-style, long-form pieces.

3. Highlighting various research projects being done by the team at WJI, as well as events being hosted and other noteworthy subjects. These will mostly be interview-style.

1. Interviews focusing on subjects such as military service, veteran's affairs, military foreign policy, civilian/non-combatant experience and consequence, and the social and environmental consequences of conflict and war (among many other subjects). Many of these interviews fall into a \"personal interest\", \"issue highlight\", and/or \"research highlight\" category.

2. Journalistic or \"deep-dives\" into singular (though always interconnected) issues: think NPR-style, long-form pieces.

3. Highlighting various research projects being done by the team at WJI, as well as events being hosted and other noteworthy subjects. These will mostly be interview-style.

1. Interviews focusing on subjects such as military service, veteran's affairs, military foreign policy, civilian/non-combatant experience and consequence, and the social and environmental consequences of conflict and war (among many other subjects). Many of these interviews fall into a \"personal interest\", \"issue highlight\", and/or \"research highlight\" category.

2. Journalistic or \"deep-dives\" into singular (though always interconnected) issues: think NPR-style, long-form pieces.

3. Highlighting various research projects being done by the team at WJI, as well as events being hosted and other noteworthy subjects. These will mostly be interview-style.