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Peter Shea, Creator of the Bat of Minerva, on the Show, January 2005
Peter Shea Introduces the Austria & Germany Series, Aug. 2014
Katrina Vanderberg's Bat and the Circulation of Ideas: Peter Shea, Mar. 2014
Site, Incitement, and the Bat of Minerva: Peter Shea and Danny Robinson Clark, Nov. 2013
Kirill Thompson, Professor of Foreign Languages and Literature, on Confucianism, September 2011
Susan Wagner Ginter, Painter, on Painting, September 2012
Bill Brandt, Farmer, on his Practice, July 2012
Charles Baxter, Professor of English, on his Writings, November 2009
Randall Curren, Professor of Philosophy, on Sustainability, March 2010
Ryan Batalden, Organic Farmer, on His Farm, August 2012
John Davis, Educational Administrator, and Shanti Pothapragada, Student, on Civic Service, February 2008
John Davis, Educational Administrator, on Education, May 2007
Chuck Reinert, Naturopath, on his Practice, July 2012
Adair Rounthwaite, Art Historian, on Participatory Art, November 2010
Gini Lee, Landscape Architect, on the Outback, October 2012
Angela Zito, Professor of Anthropology, on Religion, February 2013
Christopher Roberts, Professor of Law, on Human Rights, April 2012
Grey Gundaker, Professor of American Studies, on Intelligence, September 2012
Karen Coelho, Professor of Development Studies, on Urban Planning, October 2011
Keir Neuringer, Composer, on Improvisation, February 2009
Kathy Jensen, Actor and Writer, on Acting, August 2010
Amy Howard, Professor of American Studies, on Public Housing, February 2010
Richard Altenbaugh, Professor Emeritus of Secondary Education, on Education and Society, March 2011
Richard Wilk, Professor of Anthropology, on Civilisation, March 2011
Michael Dennis Browne, Professor of English, on Poetry, November 2009
Marlene Jack, Professor of Ceramics, on her Pottery, February 2013
Ray Gonzalez, Professor of English, on Teaching Poetry, March 2010
Tracy Deutsch, Professor of History, on Grocery Stores, August 2011
Lea Kirchner and Bryce Wolle, Gardeners, on Gardening, August 2012
Arthur Knight, Professor of American Studies, on Cinema, February 2013
Joel Chadabe, Composer, on Interactive Systems, February 2013
Jake Marmer, Poet, on his Poetry, February 2013
Judy Klein, Composer, on her Music, February 2013
Kate Elise, Director, on the Fringe Festival, August 2010
George Lewis, Composer, on Computer Music, April 2009
Jeffrey Pilcher, Professor of History, on Mexican Food, August 2011
Jeff Halper, Anthropologist, on the Israel-Palestine conflict, March 2007
Michelle Dammon Loyalka, Journalist, on China, April 2012
Madelon Sprengnether, Professor of English, on her Literary Foundations, September 2006
Shelley Cords-Swanson, Visual Artist, on her Inspiration, October 2012
Jonathan Hall, Professor of Classics, on Ethnic Identity, April 2011
Andrew Newman, Professor of Anthropology, on Parks, October 2011
Douglas Geers, Composer, on the Spark Festival, February 2007
David Wiggins, Park Ranger, on the Mississippi Flooding, May 2011
Maria Damon, Professor of English, on Friendship, November 2008
Cindy Patton, Professor of Sociology, on AIDS Treatment, April 2010
Dafna Naphtali, Composer, on her Process, February 2013
Kathy Van Eck, Sound Artist, on her Music, February 2009
J. B. Shank, Professor of History, on the Calculus (3 of 3), December 2008
Robin Gilette, Director of the Fringe Festival, on the Fringe, July 2009
Lewis Gilbert, Director of the Institute on the Environment, on Science Education, April 2012
Maran Wolston, Philosopher, on Philosophy and Multiple Sclerosis, September 2011
J. B. Shank, Professor of History, on the Calculus (2 of 3), December 2008
Margaret Crawford, Professor of Architecture, on Garage Sales, March 2010
Maran Wolston, Philosopher, on Philosophy and Multiple Sclerosis, November 2011
John Reimringer and Katrina Vandenberg, Novelist and Poet, on Writing and Parenthood, July 2013
Suzanne Cahill, Professor of East Asian Studies, on Tang Dynasty Daoism, December 2007
Susan Hensel, Artist, on her Work, November 2011
Ted Farmer, Professor of History, on Humanity, August 2010
Timothy Pauketat, Archaeologist, on Cahokia, May 2013
Jim Lutz, Professor of Architecture, on Architecture in Haiti
David Strom, Artist, on His Paintings, July 2012
Joel Ryan, Composer, on his Music, February 2009
Kelly Quinn, Professor of American Studies, on Puppets, February 2010
Annea Lockwood, Composer, on Natural Sounds, February 2013
Robert Lang, Origami Master, on the Frontiers of Origami, March 2011
Naomi Falk, Professor of Art, on her Work, February 2013
Michael Osterholm, Director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy, on the Fukushima nuclear disaster, March 2011
Nigel Clark, Senior Lecturer in Human Geography, on Humans in Extremis, April 2011
Lynn Lukkas, Professor of Art, on Time, September 2009
Pat Nunnally, River Life Coordinator, on the Mississippi River, May 2011
Whitney Taylor, Human Rights Worker, on her Motivations, April 2012
Lisa Ann Richey and Stefano Ponte, International Studies Researchers, on "Compassionate Consumption", March 2011
William McGeveran, Professor of Law, on Legal Problems after Technology, December 2012
Sean Walsh, Professor of Philosophy, on Confucius, December 2012
Tom Conley, Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures, on Cinema, April 2010
John Harwood, Professor of Architectural History, on Corporate Architecture, November 2009
Brad Hokanson, Professor of Design, on Creativity, December 2009
Bill Foley, Photographer, on Photography, February 2009
John Treat, Professor of East Asian Studies, on Nuclear Warfare, December 2007
Alona Nitzan-Shiftan, Professor of Architecture, on Post-WWII Israeli Architecture, December 2009
Susan Hawthorne, Professor of Philosophy, on ADHD
Joshua Page, Professor of Sociology, on Prison Workers, October 2010
Erik Olin Wright, Professor of Sociology, on Social Utopia, December 2007
Adam Zientek, Professor of History, on the Psychiatry of Warfare, December 2011
David Beard, Professor of English, on I. A. Richards, September 2008
Geraldine Heng, Director of Medieval Studies, on King Arthur, November 2007
J. B. Shank, Professor of History, on Ancient Mathematics, October 2008
John Watkins, Professor of English, on Early Modern English Literature, October 2009
Amy Kaminsky, Professor of Women's Studies, on Jewish Argentina, November 2011
Claire Leslie, Human Rights Worker, on her Practice, April 2012
Cary Wolfe, Professor of English, on The Silence of the Lambs, December 2008
Caridad Svich, Playwright, on her Work, April 2013
Mark Zmudy, Professor of Health, on Adventure Education, April 2010
Raoni Rajao, Management Student, on Amazon Deforestation, April 2011
Savannah Rhomberg-Reich, Playwright, on Theater, August 2010
Maran Wolston, Philosopher, on Philosophy and Multiple Sclerosis, February 2011
Tae Hong Park, Composer, on New Music, February 2013
Justin Smith and Kathleen Batalden Smith, Organic Farmers, on their Business
Jill Van Der Wal, Farmer, on Cattle Rearing, July 2012