We Should Probably Be Studying

Paula Kincaid and Nick Johnson

8 Episodes

Sometimes, especially as Ph.D. students and assistant faculty members, it's hard to feel like you are truly “joining the conversation” with highly esteemed scholars in your area of research. Join Paula and Nick, two students at the University of North Texas who are trying to earn a Ph.D. in business management, every week as they discuss a new research article with the experts who actually conducted the research.

In this podcast, We Should Probably Be Studying, Paula and Nick are literally “joining the conversation” with top-publishing scholars to help new researchers, or simply curious listeners, understand what conversations are taking place in the management and organization literature. Paula and Nick hope to provide an outlet that guides new scholars, such as Ph.D. students and rising assistant faculty members, through interpreting the research being conducted in our top journals, generating research ideas for future publication, and getting publishing advice from those who have demonstrated the ability to do so already.

Each week, Paula and Nick focus on one recently published work in either Administrative Science Quarterly, Academy of Management Journal, Strategic Management Journal, or Journal of Management and interview the authors of that article to gain insight into their backgrounds as scholars, how they work together, what roadblocks they encountered during the research project, the review process, and much more!

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