
Jenna Donahue
Assistant Professor of Philosophy at the University of Arkansas, specializing in moral, social, and political philosophy and moral complicity.
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Aug 19, 2026
Finding the Positive Energy in Academia With Jenna Donohue
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Jenna DonahueGUEST
I mean, part of it is like, if I see you pop up on Facebook, I'm probably going to like go in for seeing what it is because I like already know and trust you.

Jenna DonahueGUEST
And I figure it doesn't hurt you to have the Facebook traffic, but like getting Kathy for a few, a couple of days a week for $97 is like a steal.

Jenna DonahueGUEST
So it just like, It was like great to like, I mean, there are some things I'm not as good at making myself do at home, right? Which is like making the writing plan and writing down the time to task.

Kathy MazakHOST
So what are some things about Navigate that you, like, if you can remember any tools or strategies or that kind of thing that you kind of still use all the time?