Peacebuilding through the visual Arts - Jolyon Mitchell
How can the visual arts be used to promote peace? Professor Mitchell investigates how the visual arts can not only incite violence, but also bear witness, reveal dangerous memories, transform violence, contribute to healing trauma and imagine more hopeful futures. Examples are taken from both curre…
The Battle of Mount Badon
In the collapsing ruins of Roman Britain, when cities were emptying and the old world was dying, a battle was fought that may have saved an entire civilization. The Battle of Mount Badon stands at the edge of myth and history, where Roman discipline met Saxon fury on a hill somewhere in Britain aro…
David Schmidtz — 2024 Markets and Society Conference Keynote
**Content Warning** This episode includes discussions of sexual assault, which may be distressing for some listeners. Please listen with care.
On this episode of the Hayek Program Podcast, David Schmidtz delivers a keynote lecture at the 2024 Markets & Society conference on the idea of self-governa…
Cleopatra 2: Cleopatra Meets the Romans
If it hadn’t been for Rome, Cleopatra’s sole claim to fame may have been that she married two of her brothers. But then Julius Caesar arrived in Alexandria… In this episode, Mary and Charlotte recount what happened next. Caesar came to Egypt in pursuit of his great enemy, Pompey the Great, and beca…
Cleopatra 2: Cleopatra Meets the Romans
If it hadn’t been for Rome, Cleopatra’s sole claim to fame may have been that she married two of her brothers. But then Julius Caesar arrived in Alexandria… In this episode, Mary and Charlotte recount what happened next. Caesar came to Egypt in pursuit of his great enemy, Pompey the Great, and beca…
USA 250: America’s Roman Revolution
In case you haven’t noticed… the USA is celebrating a special anniversary. Mary and Charlotte talk to one of America’s leading scholars of ancient Rome and its modern reception, Joy Connolly, about why so much of the struggle for independence deployed the words, images and sometimes actual clothing…
#21 Dr. Carla Sharp: Borderline Personality Disorder & Personality Pathology
Carla Sharp, PhD, is the John and Rebecca Moores Professor of Clinical Psychology and Associate Dean for Faculty and Research at the University of Houston, where she directs the ADAPT Center and the Developmental Psychopathology Lab. She holds adjunct appointments at University College London and t…
Breaking Culture Live EPISODE I: With Lisa B. Y. Calvente, Gil Rodman, and Gregory Seigworth
Breaking Culture Live is a Cultural Studies Association affiliated program hosted by Past President Sean Johnson Andrews and current CSA President Rob Carley. Each week on Wednesday we will spend half-an-hour breaking down the breaking news with cultural studies scholars and activists, discussing t…
Philosophy In Running!
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#392 - Recently, I was inspired to dig deep into the thinking part of running. I read the book "Running & Philosophy" by Wiley Blackwell. It's a great look into how we can view running from a different perspective. So this week, I give my take on philosophy and running and how we c…
¡Viva Cuba Libre!
Lauren, Holly & Amy were inspired by the sudden death of Lindsey Graham and knew it was time to discuss the beautiful country that the late-spineless-senator had been frothing at the mouth to invade (keep your grubby-imperialist-hands to yourself!!).
Join the ladies of UL as they dive into the his…
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