Bisse Bowman, member, ; Jorge Capetillo-Ponce, assistant professor
of Sociology, UMass Boston; Jonas Stundza, president, Boston
Chapter, Lithuanian Folk Arts Institute.
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2004-50 (12/12/04)
Re-discovering Edith Piaf
Christine Zufferey, vocalist, and Catherine Capozzi, guitarist,
of
Family Stories and Popular Culture: 1940-1960
Judith Smith, author, ; director, Graduate Program in American
Studies, UMass Boston.
2004-49 (12/5/04)
A Discussion with Deaf Poet, Ayisha Knight
Ayisha Knight, Poet, Storyteller; Diane McKeon, American Sign
Language Interpreter.
Sean Haley, Executive Director, ; and , Student Co-Chair, GLSEN National Student Leadership
Team.
The Economics of Baseball
,
Author, Robert. A. Woods Professor of Economics,
Smith College.
2004-16 (4/18/04)
Building Community at UMass Boston
Jo Ann Gora, Chancellor,
A Discussion with Architect Bruce Wood
Bruce Wood, Senior Designer, designers of the UMass
Boston Student Campus Center.
2004-15 (4/11/04)
Nigerian Women Rise Up
, Associate Professor of History, Dartmouth College.
Refugee Trauma and Mental Health
James Lavelle, Director of International Programs and Community
Organizing,
2004-14 (4/4/04)
Mai's America
Marlo Poras, Producer, Director,
The Guzheng: Ancient Chinese Music Finds New Life
Another in a special series on folk arts in Massachusetts brought
to you by State Folklorist, Maggie Holtzberg, of the
2004-13 (3/28/04)
The Art of Puppetry
Karen Larsen, Artistic Director,
Is Your House Making You Sick?
Jeff May, Author,
2004-12 (3/21/04)
Raymond D'Addario, Former Army Photographer.
The Birth of Television
Evan Schwartz, Author,
2004-11 (3/14/04)
Gender Nonconformity, Race, and Sexuality
Toni Lester, Editor, ; Associate Professor
of Law, Babson College.
Rhymes With Orange: A Discussion with Hilary Price
,
Cartoonist; Author, Reigning Cats And Dogs: A Rhymes With
Orange Tribute to Those Who Shed.
2004-10 (3/7/04)
Uncovering African-American Roots
Bruce Jackson, Principle Investigator, , Boston University School of Medicine.
Jimmy Slyde: Tapping Tradition
Another in a special series on folk arts in Massachusetts brought
to you by Maggie Holtzberg, Folk Arts and Heritage Program Manager
for the
2004-09 (2/29/04)
Getting Organized
,
Author, It's Hard to Make a Difference When You Can't Find
Your Keys.
A History of Public Health
Chet Kennedy, Executive Director,
2004-08 (2/22/04)
Language and Thought
,
Assistant Professor, Department of Brain and Cognitive Science,
MIT.
Understanding Schizophrenia
, Professor of Psychology, UMass Boston.
2004-07 (2/15/04)
A Personal History by Howard Zinn
historian,
social activist, professor emeritus of Political Science, Boston
University and author, You Can't Be Neutral on a Moving Train:
A Personal History of Our Times.
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2004-06 (2/8/04)
Risk in Perspective
David Ropeik, co-author,
director of risk communication,
A Safe Haven for Farm Animals
Erin O'Bryan, Manager, Equine Center and Farm Animal Care and
Adoption Center,
2004-05 (2/1/04)
Scherazade King, executive director, ; Jewel Cash, 1st Place Winner, Reflection
in Action Dance Category.
Russian Iconographer Xenia Pokrovsky: A Keeper of Tradition
Another in a special series on folk arts in Massachusetts brought
to you by Maggie Holtzberg, Folk Arts and Heritage Program Manager
for the
2004-04 (1/25/04)
Portraying Abolitionist Heroes
Guy Peartree, living-hisotry performer.
Robert Waxler, co-author, Losing Jonathan; professor
of English, UMass Dartmouth.
2004-03 (1/18/04)
Ted Gallo, coordinator, Boston Chocolate Tour; lead conductor,
Old Town Trolley Tours.
Nutrition and Genetics
Jose Ordovas, director, , Tufts University.
2004-02 (1/11/04)
Veiled Humor
, stand-up
comic.
Christina, actor/educator; program manager, Improbable Players;
Kari Anne, actor; program assistant, Improbable Players.
