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Comhrá: Conversations with Tom Keefe
by Dr. Thomas E. Keefe
History, Politics, Religion, and Pedagogy. A collection of formal lectures, Op-Eds, and informal conversations. The podcast is organized thematically by "season": Season 1 is focused on History, Season 2 (Politics), Season 3 (Religion), Season 4 (Identity), Season 5 (Black and Keefe), Season 6 (Education), and Season 7 (Potpourri).Playlist: https://tinyurl.com/Comhra-Keefe
Episodes
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Episode 8B. An Interview with Belorussian-American Viktoryia Tarasevich on the Protests in Belarus (Part II)
Episode 8B. The second of a two-part interview with Belorussian-American Viktoryia Tarasevich on the Protests in Belarus. The interview is also available in its entirety here. The video version of the interview is available here.
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Episode 8A. An Interview with Belorussian-American Viktoryia Tarasevich on the Protests in Belarus (Part 1)
This is the first of a two-part interview with Belorussian-American Viktoryia Tarasevich on the Protests in Belarus (Part 1). The full interview was published earlier as Season 2 Episode 8 an is available here. The video version of the interview is available here.
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S.2.E.8. An Interview with Belarusian-American Viktoryia Tarasevich on the Protests in Belarus (in its entirety)
An Interview with Belarusian-American Viktoryia Tarasevich on the Protests in Belarus. The video version of the interview is available here. The interview is also broken up into S2E8A and S2E8B as well for easier listening.
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S.3.E.9. Archetypes
Archetypes and the works of Carl Jung and Joseph Campbell. The video version is available here.
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S.3.E.8. Judaism
An introductory discussion of Judaism in the context of World Religions. The video version is available here.
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S.2.E.7. Alexander Lukashenko: The Last European Dictator
The Walls are Closing in on Alexander Lukashenko: The Last European Dictator. Video version available here.
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S.3.E.7. Islam
An Introduction to Islam. The Corresponding YouTube video can be found here.
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S.2.E.6. A Discussion of Alternatives to the Current Political System
Season 2. Episode 6. Shea Lutz Joins Comhrá to Discuss Alternatives to the Current Political System. The video version is available here.
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S.2.E.5. The Current Shape of the 2020 Election (August 2, 2020)
Shea Lutz Joins Comhrá to Discuss How the Current Shape of the 2020 Election. The video is available here.
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S.2.E.4. Shea Lutz Joins Comhrá to Discuss the Electoral College
Former comedian and current RMCAD student Shea Lutz joins Comhrá to discuss the Electoral College with Tom.
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S.6.E.2. Strategies for Using Zoom, Cloud Recordings, YouTube, and Podcasts in the Classroom
Strategies for Using Zoom, Cloud Recordings, YouTube, and Podcasts in the Classroom. The supporting YouTube video can be found here. The supporting slideshow can be found here.
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S.7.E.118. April 28th - This Day in History
April 28, 1908, Oscar Schindler was born; The RI State House was completed
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S.5.E.5 The Harlem Renaissance (Part II)
Part II of The Harlem Renaissance: A Century of Art and Action. In this audio recording of a visual lecture, Drs Black and Keefe discuss the lasting influence of the Harlem Renaissance on the Civil Rights Era and the Black Arts Movement up to today and the Black Lives Matter movement. The YouTube...
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S.1.E.5. The Great War
An overview of the Great War, the War to End All Wars, and Make the World Safe for Democracy: World War I.
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S.4.E.2. Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: What do the words really mean? (With Guest: Becky Black, PhD)
In this episode, Tom interviews Dr. Becky Black, about the definitions and use of the terms Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.
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S.3.E.6 Buddhism
An introduction to Buddhism.
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S.3.E.5 Sacred Texts
An overview of Sacred Texts in World Religion
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S.5.E.4. The Harlem Renaissance: More than Art
The first of a two-part lecture on the Harlem Renaissance and its lasting legacies. Recorded July 21, 2020.
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The Harlem Renaissance, Part I
he first of two presentations on the Harlem Renaissance: More than Art by Drs Black and Keefe.
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S.1.E.3. Pandemics in American History
COVID-19 is not the first pandemic to hit America. While the Spanish Flu is well-known, COVID-19 is not the second pandemic in American history either. Listen to this podcast for an overview of pandemics in American history.
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S.4.E.1. Identity Construction and Community-Building
To better understand both positive and negative community-building, it is imperative to study how heritage, or the perception of heritage, is created and transmitted. Subnational, national, and non-state actors have used the creation and transmission of heritage to promote worldviews that can…
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S.1.E.2. Wars and Major Military Conflicts in American History
An overview of the wars and major military conflicts in American History.
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S.2.E.2. U.S. Military Bases and the Confederacy
A brief Op-Ed on my feelings regarding the naming of U.S.Military Bases after Confederates and feedback from listeners/followers.
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S.1.E.1. The Presidents of the United States
A brief overview of the highs and lows of the Presidents of the United States.
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S.3.E.4. Jainism
An introductory lecture on Jainism
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S.3.E.3. Hinduism
A previously recorded lecture introducing Hinduism.
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S.3.E.2. More Approaches to Understanding World Religions
An overview on how to approach World Religions.
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S.3.E.1. Introduction to World Religions
An entry point discussion on World Religions that includes the purpose of religions, elements of religion, and questions to keep in mind when studying comparative religions.
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Puerto Rico: Living in Two Worlds
An exploration of the early indigenous history of Borikén and Spanish Puerto Rico as well as 120 years of American colonialism.
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The Lasting Legacy of Jim Crow
An exploration of the origin of the term "Jim Crow" and the Jim Crow Era, as well as an exploration of modern imagery that reinforces the politics and racism of the Jim Crow Era.
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S.1.E.4. Ike and 9/11
An example of the endless connections of history, intended or otherwise.
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S.2.E.3. Francis Hughes (May 12th)
Francis Hughes
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S.6.E.1 Red for Ed (October 12, 2018)
Red for Ed in Denver, Colorado, on October 12, 2018.
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S.2.E.2 Happy Birthday, President Truman
An Op-Ed on the morality of dropping the atomic bombs on Japan to end World War II.
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Soil, Sower, and Seed: A Sermon on Stewardship
A sermon delivered in April 2018 on creation, food insecurity, social justice, and stewardship for creation.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
History, Politics, Religion, and Pedagogy. A collection of formal lectures, Op-Eds, and informal conversations. The podcast is organized thematically by "season": Season 1 is focused on History, Season 2 (Politics), Season 3 (Religion), Season 4 (Identity), Season 5 (Black and Keefe), Season 6 (Education), and Season 7 (Potpourri).Playlist: https://tinyurl.com/Comhra-Keefe
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Dr. Thomas E. Keefe
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