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Islam in Austria
Farid Hafez is a founding member of Muslim Youth of Austria. He examined Islam's place in Austrian politics in this Goethe Institut presentation.
Recorded on 6.3.2009 |  |
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Reading: Ilya Kaminsky
Ilya Kamisky co-founded Poets for Peace and edits Words Without Borders, an online magazine. The poet activist presented selections of his work in English and Russian.
Recorded on 5.28.2009 |  |
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Paul Butler on a Hip-Hop Theory of Justice
Listen in as a former federal prosecutor and cutting-edge legal scholar presents a critique of the criminal justice system using hip-hop music and culture.
Recorded on 6.8.2009 |  |
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Series A: Tyrone Williams and Janet Holmes
Tyrone Williams is the author of two books of poetry and teaches literature and theory at Xavier University in Cincinnati, Ohio. Janet Holmes is author of five books of poetry and a professor at Boise State University.
Recorded on 6.3.2009 |  |
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Art Thing with Matt Harris
Emerging artist Matt Harris discusses his exhibition Beyond China, which comments on the ongoing cultural shift between the “old” and “new” China.
Recorded on 6.2.2009 |  |
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The Ascent and Descent of Money
Niall Ferguson places the recent credit meltdown and current economic crisis in historical perspective.
Recorded on 5.18.2009 |  |
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The Creative City: Keeping Chicago Vibrant and Viable
The president and founder of Partners for Livable Communities discusses the concept of “creative cities,” and why amenities, technology and innovation are important to the health and vitality of metropolitan regions.
Recorded on 6.3.2009 |  |
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