A podcast by and for the Writing Program at Saint Louis University. We interview instructors about how and why they use multimodal approaches to the teaching of rhetoric and composition. We also have instructors interview other instructors about the nuts and bolts of particular tools and assignments.

Eloquentia Perfecta Ex Machina
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A podcast by and for the Writing Program at Saint Louis University. We interview instructors about how and why they use multimodal approaches to the teaching of rhetoric and composition. We also have instructors interview other instructors about the nuts and bolts of particular tools and assignments.
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Recent Episodes

March 27, 2025
11.1 Tips and Tricks for Surviving the End of The Semester (or the World)
In this recording from our Practical Pedagogy roundtable series, three instructors from SLU's writing program (Geoff Brewer, Lexie Broemmer, and Brook Shatto) discuss their tactics for surviving the end of the semester, from scaffolding syllabi to composing dopamine-inducing lists.

September 26, 2024
Episode 10.1: Legos
Welcome back! In our first episode of the fall, Sheila Coursey sits down with Lauren Terbrock Elmestad and Byron Gilman-Hernandez to discuss their use of legos as tools of multimodal composition. Our thanks to Byron and his students for recording their real-time reactions to the LEGO activity during class, which you can hear excerpted throughout this episode.

September 28, 2022
Episode 9.1: Transnational Identity in the Classroom
Welcome back! After a brief hiatus last spring, we have an exciting new lineup of episodes this fall. Our first episode features Katie Gutiérrez-Glik in conversation with Meha Gupta about transnational identity in the classroom. During her first semester teaching English 1900, Meha reflects on some of the tools and techniques she has used as an international instructor at SLU. Meha is the co-editor of "The Lit Archive," an Instagram-based literary blog and book club. You can find it here: https://www.instagram.com/thelitarchives/?hl=en
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