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Guest interviews
Video podcast
English
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413 episodes
since Aug. 14, 2012
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Britt Tevis, J.D., Ph.D. (Syracuse University) presents Sanctioned Bigotry (Yale UP, 2026) as part of the Antisemitism Studies Lab’s “Antisemitism from Ancient Times to AI” lecture series. This is the first-ever documentary history of antisemitism in the U.S. spanning five centuries.

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You are warmly invited to join us for a reading and conversation with the award-winning playwright, screenwriter, and TV writer Lauren Yee.
Presented by the Sandra K. Wasserman Jewish Studies Center, with our generous cosponsor, The City College of New York. Mr. Rosenblatt will be in conversation with Amanda Pisetzner, Emmy-award winning Storyteller, who aided Mr. Rosenblatt in writing his memoir.
Prof. Safia Jama interviews Fall 2025 Harman Writer-In-Residence Oksana Maksymchuk.
The role of experienced emotions in guiding attitudes toward societal issues is well-established, but the role of motivations to experience emotions is less clear. I will share findings from several projects examining the connections between how people aim to feel (e.g., proud, angry) and societal …
The role of experienced emotions in guiding attitudes toward societal issues is well-established, but the role of motivations to experience emotions is less clear. I will share findings from several projects examining the connections between how people aim to feel (e.g., proud, angry) and societal …
Dr. Roald Hoffmann, Nobel-prize winning professor emeritus in chemistry at Cornell University, tells his story in the Holocaust Speakers Series: to recognize and celebrate the lives and stories of survivors.
The Harman Program warmly invites you to celebrate the launch of the poignant new memoir by former Harman Director and Baruch Professor Emerita Bridgett M. Davis. Following The World According to Fannie Davis, now in pre-production as a major motion picture, Love, Rita tells the remarkable story of…
The Harman Program warmly invites you to celebrate the launch of the poignant new memoir by former Harman Director and Baruch Professor Emerita Bridgett M. Davis. Following The World According to Fannie Davis, now in pre-production as a major motion picture, Love, Rita tells the remarkable story of…
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