This author explores the intersections of music, sound, and race within 19th and 20th-century American culture. Their academic focus reveals a deep interest in how these elements shape our understanding of American society. Their work appears in numerous scholarly journals as well as in popular media outlets.
"Stadler revives Guthrie's story as a dramatic portrait understood more fully through the lens of disability and close relationships, as he faced setbacks including his daughter's death, an obscenity arrest, therapy in a sex deviance clinic, and repeated stays in mental wards"-- Provided by publisher