Throughout our conversations this semester at the university, we have spoken with scholars from various disciplines. Now, it’s time to hear from students and gain […] Read More
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Rick Phillips, Ph. D. An expert in the sociology of religion, Rick Phillips joins us on this episode to talk about the formation of religious […] Read More
Sheila Goloborotko is an artist on a mission. Like her art, she comes to her activism from many angles. Queer, Latina, Jewish and engaged with […] Read More
Once in a great while, an insult is lobbed with such grace that it isn’t until it rockets passed your racquet that you realize you’ve […] Read More
Guest: Nicholas Seabrook, Ph. D. A Goldilock Democracy: Not too Hot, Not too Cold. Dr. Nicholas Seabrook, is a brave man; in this episode he […] Read More
Guest: David Jaffee How to be an Autodidact: Lessons in Curiosity Counter-hegemony, myth-busting, and public sociology are a few of the topics that David Jaffee […] Read More
The Epistemic Significance of Disagreements, is a great title, but what does it mean? In this episode, Dr. Matheson’s explains the challenges opposing arguments pose […] Read More
Adrienne Lerner is a woman with a bag full of credentials whose work in anthropology, archeology, administration and the law makes her a most interesting […] Read More
Hi Welcome to How to Ruin Dinner I’m your host Mary Treyz here with my student co-host Velanna Dondina Doolan, and we are excited for […] Read More
Georgia McGovern and Sebastijan Jemec Mary Treyz with Guest Host Madeline Cattin It’s family time once again on HTRD. The artist Georgia McGovern – my […] Read More
