Where Does Public Radio Go From Here?
Chris Chavez talks about NPR, its role in the modern media landscape and its evolution over the last 50 years. The technological and demographic changes and disruptions of the 21st century have proven tricky for radio and funding is another question mark he examines...
Dreaming in Turtle
Peter Laufer talks about his book “Dreaming in Turtle,” the inspiration behind studying the boxy reptiles and human cruelty toward animals.
Is a Wall, a Wall, a Wall?
Chris Chavez and Peter Laufer talk about Peter’s research on walls, the ramifications of the Berlin Wall and walls as physical and symbolic structures. Peter asks what our relationships with these barriers are and “do those walls need to be oppressive?”
Higher Education in a No Borders World
Juan-Carlos Molleda talks about our increasingly cosmopolitan world, with cultural ideas freely traded between nations and how it affects modern students and how they cross physical and cultural borders.
Crossing Venezuela to Colombia
Juan-Carlos Molleda talks at length about the border between Colombia and Venezuela, its on-going militarization and the struggles of those crossing the border during the current crisis.DON’T MISS A STORY
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