Sam and McArthur read through some examples of predatory publishing, and discuss why interviews have become so common in qualitative research, and what they can actually tell us.

Paper discussion starts at 15:57.

Paper:
Silverman, D. (2017). How was it for you? The Interview Society and the irresistible rise of the (poorly analyzed) interview. Qualitative Research, 17(2), 144-158. doi:10.1177/1468794116668231

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Et Al is a qualitative research podcast by two PhD students. Sam is studying public health, and McArthur is studying cognitive science.

Email: etal.phdpodcast@gmail.com
Twitter: @etalpodcast / @s_brookfield / @mc4rthur
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The Irresistible Rise of the (Poorly Analyzed) Interview (Article Review)

Sam talks with Dr Kris McBain-Rigg, a medical anthropologist from James Cook University.

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Et Al is a qualitative research podcast by two PhD students. Sam is studying public health, and McArthur is studying cognitive science.

Email: etal.phdpodcast@gmail.com
Twitter: @etalpodcast / @s_brookfield / @mc4rthur
Instagram: @s_brookfield

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An Anthropologist First - Dr Kris McBain-Rigg Interview

This is a podcast where Sam and McArthur explore and discover the wild and mysterious world of qualitative research. 

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