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Evalyn Parry, Playwright and Musician, on the Fringe Festival, August 2010
Glenn Davis Stone, Professor of Anthropology, on Corporate Agriculture, September 2011
Her Vang, Postdoc in History, on Hmong Transnational Politics, March 2011
Jane Kirtley, Professor of Media Ethics and Law, on Freedom of the Press, April 2010
J. Baird Callicott, Professor of Philosophy, on Environmental Ethics, August 2008
J. B. Shank, Professor of History, on the Calculus (1 of 3), October 2008
Jill Van Der Wal, Farmer, on Cattle Rearing, July 2012
Juhani Pallasmaa, Architect, on the Role of Architecture, April 2010
Justin Smith and Kathleen Batalden Smith, Organic Farmers, on their Business
Leigh Payne, Professor of Sociology, on Human Rights, April 2012
Matt Huber, Postdoc in Geography, on the American Oil Lifestyle, September 2009
Mike Tidwell, Author and Filmmaker, on Climate Change, September 2010
Morton Subotnick, Composer, on his Works, February 2007
Paula Lupkin, Professor of Architecture, on the YMCA and Beer, April 2011
Rebecca Krinke, Artist, on Participatory Art, October 2012
Rebekah Rentzel, Director, on her Practice, August 2011
Richard Steckel, Professor of Economics, on The Long Shadow of American Slavery, December 2011
Sister Helen Prejean and Mary Ann Antrobus, on Nicaragua, May 2011
Tae Hong Park, Composer, on New Music, February 2013
William Moseley, Professor of Geography, on African Development, October 2011
Peter Weisensel, Russian Historian, on Ukranian Current Events, Mar. 2014
Adeena Karasick, Cultural Theorist, on the Materiality of Language, February 2013
Alice Shields, Composer, on her Musical Life, March 2013
Ann Waltner, Professor of History, on Spirituality in 16th Century China, May 2006
Blaine Brownell, Architect, on Sustainable Architecture and the Fukushima nuclear disaster, April 2011
Brett Walker, Professor of History and Philosophy, on the Fukushima nuclear disaster, March 2011
Brian Quiring, Organic Farmer, on his Practice, July 2012
Dominic Jones, Water Plant Manager, on his Work, July 2012
Don Davis, Cultural Geographer, on the Louisiana Wetlands, November 2010
Frederic Neyrat, Philosopher, on Anti-Humanism, March 2011
Gretchen Buggeln, Professor of Christianity, on Church Architecture, March 2013
John Anfinson, Historian, on the Mississippi River, May 2011
Kathryn Jensen, Sign Language Interpreter, on BLAST, April 2013
Keri Pickett, Photographer, on her First Film, January 2013
Magne Ove Varsi, Sami Rights Leader, on Sami Rights
Maria Fitzgerald, Professor of English, on her Writing and Teaching, May 2010
Mark Huglen, Professor of Communication, on Poetic Healing, September 2008
Michael Cherlin, Professor of Music Theory, on Creativity and Collaboration, March 2007
Michael Gaudio, Professor of Art History, on Early Modern Images, April 2008
Nabil Matar, Professor of English, on Accounts of Captivity, October 2009
Nicholas Jordan, Professor of Agronomy, on a Contemporary Land-Grant University, April 2012
Psyche Williams-Forson, Professor of American Studies, on Food, March 2013
Raymond Geuss, Professor of Philosophy, on Doing Philosophy, May 2010
Rita Raley, Professor of English, on Electronic Literature, February 2009
Roger Hart, Professor of History, on Chinese Math, March 2007
Sunny Ruthchild, Organic Farmer, on her Ideals, July 2012
Susan McIntosh, Professor of Anthropology, on African History, November 2007
Thomas Wolfe, Professor of History, on His Life, February 2011
Tom Nuessmeier, Hog Farmer, on his Operation, March 2013
Andrew Stone, Postdoc in History, on Soviet Orphanages, April 2013
David Gaines, Actor, on Acting, August 2011
David Milroy, Playwright, on Aboriginal Theater, September 2008
Dean Abrahamson, Professor Emeritus of Public Affairs, on the Fukushima nuclear disaster, March 2011
Evan Solot, Composer, on his Music, February 2007
Guerino Mazzola, Professor of Music, on Gesture, February 2007
Jariland Spence, Pastor, on the North Minneapolis Tornado, June 2011
Joe Domeier, Farm Manager, on his Community Farm, September 2012
John Cayley, Poet, on Electronic Literature, February 2009
Karen Campbell, Educator, on Humans vs. Nature, April 2011
Marcus Filippello, Professor of History, on Road Development, October 2011
Michael Gogins, Composer, on his Music, February 2013
Paula Findlen, Professor of History, on Leonardo Da Vinci, March 2010
Rebecca Scott, Professor of Sociology, on Coal Mining, April 2010
Robert Gilmer, Postdoc in Native American History, on Mississippi River Flooding, May 2011
Ryuta Nakajima, Artist, on Zen and Marine Biology, March 2011
Sarah Lambert, Set Designer, on her Work, January 2012
Shirley Nelson Garner, Professor of English, on Shakespeare, March 2010
Shohini Ghosh, Filmmaker, on her Films, November 2006
Terese Hall, Farmer, on her Business, October 2012
Thomas Fisher, Dean of the College of Design, on the Future of Human-made Systems, April 2011
Thomas Rose, Professor of Art, on his Work, August 2011
Valentine Cadieux, Postdoc in Geography, on Food Systems, August 2011
Wayne Potratz, Sculptor, on Casting Metal, January 2013
Katrina Vandenberg, Professor and Author, on Her Latest Book and John Reimringer, Professor and Author on Limits
Andy Sturdevant, Artist, on his Work, December 2012
Astrid Ogilvie, Climate Historian, on Reconstructing Past Climates, February 2013
Brian Kelley, Artist, on his Paintings, February 2013
Carey Bagdassarian and Elizabeth Mead, Sculptor and Chemist, on Emergent Properties, February 2013
Carla Rahn Phillips, Professor of History, on Spanish Naval History, October 2009
Daniel Block, Professor of Geography, on Mapping Food Access, March 2011
Erika Holmquist-Wall and Donald Myers, Curators, on Swedish Art, November 2012
Hiromi Mizuno, Professor of History, on Scientific Nationalism, October 2008
Jan Estep, Professor of Art, on her Current Projects, November 2007
Judith Jack Halberstam, Professor of English, on her Writings, June 2010
Julie Schumacher, Professor of English, on her Writing, November 2009
Matt Sobek, Microdata Manager, on Census Data, February 2011
Megan England, Sound Artist, on her Work, February 2009
Patricia Hampl, Professor of English, on Lyric Poetry, October 2009
Rachel Jendrzejewski, Multidisciplinary Artist, on her Recent Projects, March 2013
Reeva Wortel, Visual Artist, on Portraits, January 2012
Reggie Prim, Artist, on Civic Engagement, November 2007
Robert Hammel, Filmmaker, on Filmmaking, November 2009
Terry Pender, Composer, on his Music, February 2009
William LaFleur, Professor of Japanese Studies, on Organ Donation, October 2006
Caly McMorrow, Sound Artist, on her Practice, February 2009
Caroline Walker Bynum, Professor of Medieval History, on Western Spirituality, September 2008
Charles McGovern, Professor of American Studies, on the History of Popular Culture, February 2013
Dan Burk, Professor of Law, on the Fallibility of Evidence, November 2007
Eric Black, Journalist, on Journalistic Norms, March 2008
Hans Tammen, Composer, on his Musical Development, February 2013