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Ruth Mazo Karras, Professor of History, on Medieval Sexuality, July 2013
Ryan Hill and Heather Stone, Actors, on the Sandbox Theatre, July 2009
Ryan Skinner, Ethnomusicologist, on Mali, October 2012
Ryland Angel, Composer, with Ann Waltner, Historian, July 2015
Ryuta Nakajima, Artist, on Zen and Marine Biology, March 2011
Sabina Hoser, Baker, Sep. 2014
Salah Ammo, Musician, Sep. 2014
Samantha Bohrman, Author, Feb. 2016
Sara Evans, Professor of History, on Becoming a Feminist Historian, December 2011
Sara Evans, Professor of History, on the Relevance of History, February 2007
Sarah Lambert, Set Designer, on her Work, January 2012
Sarah Stonich, Author, on Sense of Place, July 2014
Sarah Tracy, Director of Medical Humanities, on Medical Humanities, November 2008
Sarah Whiting, Photographer, Apr. 2016
Savannah Rhomberg-Reich, Playwright, on Theater, August 2010
Scott VanKoughnett, Bookstore Owner, Sep. 2015
Sean Walsh, Professor of Philosophy, on Confucius, December 2012
Seitu Jones, Artist, on Community, December 2012
Shane Courtland, Philosopher, Apr. 2014
Sharon Day, Director, Indigenous People's Task Force, July 2015
Shawny Anderson, Service Learning Leader, July 2015
Shelley Cords-Swanson, Visual Artist, on her Inspiration, October 2012
Shirley Nelson Garner, Professor of English, on Shakespeare, March 2010
Shohini Ghosh, Filmmaker, on her Films, November 2006
Siegfried Kröpfl, Vegan Chef, Sep. 2014
Simon Gikandi, Professor of English, on Literary History, October 2009
Sister Helen Prejean and Mary Ann Antrobus, on Nicaragua, May 2011
Stacy Alaimo, Professor of English, on Transcorporeality, November 2009
Stan & Gladys Friesen, Inventors of Gladcorn, July 2010
Stefan Heid, Ethnologist and Writer, Oct. 2014
Steve Freeman, Realtor, Feb. 2015
Steve LeBeau, Editor of MN Business Magazine, Nov. 2015
Susan Buck-Morss, Professor of Political Philosophy, on Visual Imagery, February 2009
Susan Hawthorne, Professor of Philosophy, on ADHD
Susan Hensel, Artist, on her Work, November 2011
Susan McIntosh, Professor of Anthropology, on African History, November 2007
Susannah Smith, Historian, on Javanese Gamelan, February 2007
Susan Wagner Ginter, Painter, on Painting, September 2012
Susan Whitfield, Historian and Librarian, on Historiography, January 2013
Suzanne Cahill, Professor of East Asian Studies, on Tang Dynasty Daoism, December 2007
Sylvia Edelman, Farmer, Sep. 2014
Tae Hong Park, Composer, on New Music, February 2013
Tamara Underiner, Professor in Theater of the Americas, on Contemporary Mayan Theater, March 2009
Ted Farmer, Professor of History, on Humanity, August 2010
Terry Pender, Composer, on his Music, February 2009
Thia Cooper, Professor of Religion, Apr. 2014
Thomas Fisher, Architect, Dec. 2015
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
Thomas Schmidinger, Scholar of the Middle East, Aug. 2014
Thomas Wolfe, Professor of History, on His Life, February 2011
Tim Hoogland, Coordinator of History Day, on Minnesota History Day, Feb. 2014
Timothy Pauketat, Archaeologist, on Cahokia, May 2013
Tom Conley, Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures, on Cinema, April 2010
Tracy Deutsch, Professor of History, on Grocery Stores, August 2011
Tressa Sularz, Fiber Artist, Mar. 2016
Ully Leitner, Organic Farmer, Oct. 2014
Valentine Cadieux, Postdoc in Geography, on Food Systems, August 2011
Walter Enloe, Professor of Human Studies, on the Fukushima nuclear disaster, March 2011
Walter Haider, Grocer, Sep. 2014
Waltraud Egger, Grocer, Oct. 2014
Waltraud Haslhofer and Andreas Ortner, Restaurant Owners, Oct. 2014
Wayne Potratz, Sculptor, on Casting Metal, January 2013
Whitney Taylor, Human Rights Worker, on her Motivations, April 2012
William Cunningham, Professor of Environmental Science, on Environmental Change, September 2008
William LaFleur, Professor of Japanese Studies, on Organ Donation, October 2006
William McGeveran, Professor of Law, on Legal Problems after Technology, December 2012
William Moseley, Professor of Geography, on African Development, October 2011
William Moseley, Professor of Geography, on Food in Botswana, June 2012
Will Weaver, Author, Apr. 2014
Best Practices in the Collection of Life Stories: Gail Dubrow, Rachel Jendrzejewski, & Caridad Svich, Apr. 2013
Best Practices in the Collection of Life Stories (Q&A): Gail Dubrow, Rachel Jendrzejewski, & Caridad Svich, Apr. 2013
Containing the BP Oil Spill: Robert Gilmer, Oct. 2010
Environmental Restoration after the BP Oil Spill: Robert Gilmer, Nov. 2010
Fishing Closures and Contamination after the BP Oil Spill: Robert Gilmer, Nov. 2010
From Feminism to Structural Racism and Resistance: What is the connection?
Gulf History and Ecology: Robert Gilmer, Sep. 2010
Katrina Vanderberg's Bat and the Circulation of Ideas: Peter Shea, Mar. 2014
Moving to Green Economies of Plenitude: Juliet Schor, Oct. 2010
Moving to Green Economies of Plenitude (Q&A): Juliet Schor, Oct. 2010
Oil Spills, Environmentalism, and Regulation: Robert Gilmer, Sep. 2010
Oil Spills in the Gulf and Alaska (Q&A): Zygmunt Plater, Sep. 2010
Oil Spills in the Gulf and Alaska: Zygmunt Plater, Sep. 2010
Peoples of the Gulf, Flooding, and Dead Zones: Robert Gilmer, 2010
Post-Oil Urbanism: Barry Lehrman, Dec. 2010
Public Responses to the BP Oil Spill: Robert Gilmer, Nov. 2010
Rebuilding the Gulf Coast after the BP Oil Spill: Robert Gilmer, Nov. 2010
Regulation and Moratorium after the BP Oil Spill: Robert Gilmer, Nov. 2010
Site, Incitement, and the Bat of Minerva: Peter Shea and Danny Robinson Clark, Nov. 2013
The Politics of Oil: Robert Gilmer, Oct. 2010
The Nature of the Bat