Podcast or perish : Peer review and knowledge creation for the 21st century / Lori Beckstead, Ian M. Cook, Hannah McGregor.

Intro
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Contents
Series Preface
Prelude: Should You Read This Book?​
Acknowledgements
A Note from the Authors
Chapter 1: Can Podcasting Save Knowledge Creation?
A Lift in Doha (Alternate Reality Break No. 1)
Our Argument
A Word on Method
How Peer Review Works (Alternate Reality Break No. 2)
What Is Peer Review For, Exactly?
Structural Problems: Unsound Review
The Evolution of Peer Review
The Promise: Forever Delayed?
A World Free from Rankers (Alternate Reality Break No. 3)

Interlude: Is Peer Review Working Well for the Scholarship You Produce?
Chapter 2: Sound Scholarship
Scholarly Podcasting
Voice
Conversation
Digital Publishing
Affordances at the Intersections
Voice + Conversation + Digital Publishing = Podcasting
Interlude: Should I Make a Podcast?
Chapter 3: From Awareness to Appreciation (What Podcasting Can Bring to Peer Review)
With Open Ears: Known Scholars and Open-Ended Scholarship
Appreciating Scholarship: Case Studies
The Three Cs of Appreciative Reviewing: Creative, Communal, Caring

Interlude: Approaches to Appreciative Review
Chapter 4: Beyond Peer Review?
Things We Want to Throw Out (aka The Bathwater)
Things We Love (aka The Babies)
A Manifesto from a Bath: Knowledge Creation for the 21st Century
Conclusion: Podcasting as a Means to Revitalize Knowledge Creation
Interlude: Can Podcasting Transform Academia?
A Lift in Brazil (Alternate Reality Break No. 4)
Podcast or Perish
Afterword: Putting Our Money Where Our Mouths Are, or How We Had a Book About Peer Review Peer-Reviewed
Gratitude
Works Cited
Podcasts Mentioned
Index