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Dustin Kiskadden
Cultural sociologist and author of "Blood and Lightning: On Becoming a Tattooer" (Stanford University Press, 2024); VP of Experience Research.
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Jun 4, 2026
Episode 17. Blood and Lightning: On Becoming A Tattooer, by Dustin Kiskaddon (Author interview)
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15:40Dustin KiskaddonGUEST
And it's so nice to speak with sociology professors because I'm often talking at like indie bookstores or to audiences that are very different or rather that don't have this experience that you're describing.
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15:52Dustin KiskaddonGUEST
So to dive in, you know, to really nerd out on that, I... like a lot of PhD students, was searching for a topic, was really searching for people, for my people.
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16:01Dustin KiskaddonGUEST
Who am I going to work with? And it's quite often that students try to attach themselves to professors who have a similar area of study, of expertise, whether it's a method or if it's a body of literature.
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16:16Dustin KiskaddonGUEST
And I found myself gravitating toward a couple of people, one of whom I spent almost two years with, working on these pretty out there topics in the history of ideas.
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