# Thomas Levin

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TIL EFTERTIDEN (SAMMEN HVER FOR SIG)

TIL EFTERTIDEN (SAMMEN HVER FOR SIG) "Jeg vil bede dig om ikke at glemme den her tanke: Årstiderne skifter stadig, jeg er stadig i live." Instruktør: Niels Erling Tekst: Ida Marie Hede, Marie Bjørn, Niels Erling og Jörgen Dahlqvist Musik, lydscenografi og mix: Rasmus Juncker Medvirkende (in order…

Education for Citizenship (Feb. 14, 2014)

In this on-site interview from the Annual Meeting of the New York State Bar Association, Bar Past -President A. Thomas Levin and Chair of the Law, Youth and Citizenship committee Rich Bader discuss some of the statewide programs that the Bar Association supports in New York State schools. These inc…

Education for Citizenship (Feb. 14, 2014)

In this on-site interview from the Annual Meeting of the New York State Bar Association, Bar Past -President A. Thomas Levin and Chair of the Law, Youth and Citizenship committee Rich Bader discuss some of the statewide programs that the Bar Association supports in New York State schools. These inc…

Education for Citizenship (Aired on AM on Feb. 14 & on FM on Feb. 16)

Eileen Gerrish, Executive Director of the LYC Program and show participants Rich Bader, Chair of the LYC Committee, RadioRotary co-host Jonah Triebwasser, and Tom Levin, Past-President of the NYSBA In this on-site interview from the Annual Meeting of the New York State Bar Association, Bar Past -…

1A. Levine, Jennings, & Wood – Roundtable on Walter Benjamin

This piece is a roundtable discussion on the Walter Benjamin’s 1935 essay, “The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproducibility” examining its relevance today in our ongoing condition of media change in which attention and distraction are at the forefront of current concerns. The discussion wa…

A Better Tomorrow

This week we examine the legacy of The Work of Art in the Age of Technological Reproducibility by Walter Benjamin.  Media Theorist and Benjamin scholar (and translator) Thomas Levin explains why this essay resonates today and what Benjamin has to tell us about the utopian power of new media. Also R…

31. Bible - Is the Bible Anti-Woman?

In this episode of Five-Minute Debate, host Robert Smith moderates a compelling discussion between two fictitious biblical scholars, Dr. Rachel Collins and Dr. Thomas Levin. They tackle the thorny question: Is the Bible—especially the Old Testament—anti-woman? Drawing insights from real scholars li…

32. Bible - Is the Bible Anti-Woman? — Part 2: Law, Sin, and Restoration

Is the Bible fundamentally anti-woman—or does it point toward a deeper story of justice and redemption? In this extended episode of Five-Minute Debate, Dr. Rachel Collins (Old Testament Ethics, Oxford) and Dr. Thomas Levin (Biblical Theology, Wheaton) return to discuss how biblical laws and narrati…

The early "voice notes" that give us a window into the past

Princeton professor Thomas Levin has collected the world's only collection of 'voice letters' -- small records that could be recorded on-the-spot in the 1930s, 40s and 50s, and then sent through the mail to friends and loved ones. From passionate love notes, to messages home from soldiers, to touri…

These "voice notes" give us a window into the past

Princeton professor Thomas Levin has collected the world's only collection of 'voice letters' — small records that could be recorded on-the-spot in the 1930s, 40s and 50s, and then sent through the mail to friends and loved ones. From passionate love notes, to messages home from soldiers, to touris…