FF4T
Free Food For Thought
Free Food for Thought is a student-run, student focused podcast that seeks to feed intellectual curiosity. We interview renowned speakers, thought leaders, and anyone else we think has an idea worth hearing!
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Episódios
Phyllis Green 11.01.2020 17:10
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Linda Hervieux 11.01.2020 26:17
Wes and Kate sit down with author and journalist Linda Hervieux to hear about her backstory and research on African-American soldiers in World War II.
Lee Jussim 11.01.2020 29:16
In a “post-truth” era, how can we make sure to rely on credible information grounded in empirical evidence? Dr. Lee Jussim sits down with Zach and Wes to discuss the dangers of relying on unsubstantiated claims -- for example, how do we know that stereotypes really are inaccurate? -- and his journey from public housing in Brooklyn to the forefront of social psychology research.
Cornell Brooks 11.01.2020 21:26
Skip and Kate sit down with Cornell Brooks, President and CEO of the NAACP, to discuss his beginnings as a social justice advocate, racial progress made in the Obama years, and how to channel energy from the Women's March into a sustained political movement.
Michael Roth 11.01.2020 31:28
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Randall Kennedy 11.01.2020 29:47
Melissa and Shivani sit down with Professor Randall Kennedy from the Harvard Law School.
Chris Temple 11.01.2020 12:42
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Pardis Mahdavi 11.01.2020 11:59
Janine and Lauren sit down with Professor Pardis Mahdhavi from Pomona College to talk about her research in Iran's sexual politics.
Kamau Bell 11.01.2020 19:22
Shivani and Lauren sit down with W. Kamau Bell to talk with him about race and comedy.
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