All Episodes

UO Today: Micah Jones; Research Notes with Colin Koopman

"When the Three Magi Serve Homer: Asymmetric Hermeneutics and Victorian Translation of Shahnameh"

UO Today: Mérida Mehaffey, Research Notes with Gantt Gurley

UO Today: Smadar Ben-Natan; Research Notes with Michael Allan

Ada Limón: "The Unleaving: How Poetry Helps You to Not Miss Your Life"

UO Today: Poet Ada Limón; Research Notes with Leah Lowthorp

UO Today: Ramón Resendiz; Research Notes with Amy Swanson

UO Today: Xan Holt; Research Notes with Nina Amstutz

UO Today: Fernando Gorab Leme; Research Notes: Jessica Vasquez-Tokos

"The Persistence of Masks: Surrealism and the Ethnography of the Subject"

UO Today: Patricia Caicedo, soprano, musicologist, and physicIan

UO Today: Colin Williamson, Research Notes with Whitney Phillips

UO Today: Christopher Brown, musician, composer, bandleader, and educator

UO Today: Isabel García Valdivia, Katya Hokanson, and John Knutson

“Attention: Perspectives from Neuroscience, Art, and Literature”

“The New Errancy: Unveiling Contemp. Migrant Literature in Cuba, the Dominican Rep, and Eq. Guinea”

UO Today: Diane Mizrachi, Jewish Librarian, UCLA; Research Notes w/Michael Stern; and Undergrad Persp

UO Today: Sam Lasman, English and Medieval Studies: Research Notes: Martha Bayless

"Traumacracy: Towards a Constructive Politics"

UO Today: Olivia Miller, JSMA; Research Notes with Stacy Alaimo; and Undergraduate Perspectives

UO Today: UO archivists Emily Moore and Mahala Ruddell and Research Notes with Abigail Fine

Book talk with Leah Middlebrook and Research Notes with Lowell Bowditch

cox"Double Crossover: Gender, Media, and Politics in Global Basketball"

UO Today: Henri Cole, poet

"Re-imagine: Our Social Change Ecosystems"

"Sperm Whales and Polynesians: The Diasporic Worlds of Hawaiian Whaler John Bull and His Prey"

UO Today: William Hatungimana and Research Notes with Kemi Balogun

UO Today: Salvador Herrera and Research Notes with Devin Grammon and Sergio Loza

UO Today: Deepa Iyer and Research Notes with Neil O'Brian

"Re-imagining the Other/Ourselves: Finding the Human in the Age of AI"

"People of the Book: Jewish, Christian, & Muslim Retellings of the Hebrew Bible in Medieval Iberia"

UO Today: Allison Pugh, Sociology, Johns Hopkins University; Research Notes with Melissa Graboyes

UO Today: Nicholas Forster and Research Notes with Stephen Rodgers

UO Today: Parmida Mostafavi and Lanie Millar

“Common and Contested Ground: Chinese and Japanese American Youth Culture in the Pacific Northwest”

UO Today: Eleanor Paynter and Christopher Chávez

"Queering Reproductive Justice: An Invitation to Create Our Collective Future"

UO Today: Aycan Akçamete and Mattie Burkert

Patty Krawec: "Surviving Together"

UO Today: Candace Bond-Theriault and Research Notes with Judith Raiskin and Linda Long

UO Today interview: Patty Krawec, Anishinaabe/Ukrainian writer

Work-in-Progress talk: “Racing the Subempire: Race, Developmentalism, and Global Modernity and South Korean Culture”

UO Today interview: Karl Scholz

"Leading Generously" Kathleen Fitzpatrick

Work-in-Progress talk: "De Anima: L. S. Senghor's Force Ontology and Animism"

UO Today interview: Christopher Long, Provost of the University of Oregon; and Professor of Philosophy

“A Nation of Instruments: How Nine Sounds Shaped America”

UO Today interview: Miriam Gershow, author of Survival Tips: Stories

“A Pilot towards Completion of a Diidxazá Dictionary”

UO Today interview: Devin Grammon, assistant professor, Spanish Sociolinguistics

UO Today interview: Maurice Carlos Ruffin, author of The American Daughters

UO Today interview: Aimée Morrison, English Language and Literature, University of Waterloo

“From “People-First” to Precarious Labor: A History of Antiunionism at FedEx, 1971–2000”

UO Today interview: Joe Buck, Vice President for Advancement at the University of Oregon

UO Today interview: Mark Jarman, poet

"Comics Journalism: Tactical Human Rights"

"Science and the Humanities" faculty panel

UO Today interview: Arigon Starr, Kickapoo artist

UO Today interview: Chandler James, Assistant Professor, Political Science

UO Today interview: Nina Amstutz, History of Art and Architecture

“Muhammad and the Beginnings of Islam: A Critical History”

UO Today interview: Maxwell Foxman, Media Studies and Game Studies

"White Nationalism and GOP Climate Obstruction"

Faculty Panel: “AI And The Humanities”

UO Today interview: Miguel Gualdrón Ramírez, assistant professor, Philosophy

UO Today interview: Omar Khouri, comics artist

UO Today interview: Diego Mauricio Cortés, assistant professor, Global Media

“Innovation in SHL Language Program Administration”

"Spanish in the Linguistic Landscape of Eugene, Oregon'

Work-in-Progress talk: "Eight Dogs Part Three"

UO Today interview: Cole Pauls, Indigenous Comics Artist

UO Today interview: Aaron Baker, poet, author of Posthumous Noon

Castoffs of Capital: Work and Love among Garment Workers in Bangladesh

UO Today interview: Christopher Newfield

UO Today interview: Joyce Chen, Historical Keyboards, University of Oregon

Books-in-Print talk: "Strong Winds and Widow Makers"

UO Today interview: Cintia Martínez Velasco, assistant professor, Philosophy

UO Today interview: Jesús Ramos-Kittrell

UO Today interview: Writers Claire Luchette and Morgan Thomas

UO Today interview: Matthew Dickman, poet and visiting assistant professor, Creative Writing

UO Today interview: Cera Smith, assistant professor, Indigenous, Race, and Ethnic Studies

UO Today interview: Sergio Loza, director of the Spanish Heritage Language Program

UO Today interview: Jordan D. Schnitzer

UO Today interview: Haida artist Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas

“Sensing Toxicity: Art, Environmental Justice and Contaminated Geographies, 1980s–present”

UO Today interview: Karl Scholz, President, University of Oregon

“Klan Mouse: The Birth of a Nation Redux and White Cultural Nationalism in the 1920s PNW”

"Writing the Rupture: Representations of Invisible Disabilities in Contemporary American Poetry"

UO Today interview: Chris Poulsen, Dean, UO College of Arts and Sciences

"Down for the Cause: Grace, Space, and Belonging in Social Movements"

UO Today interview: Caroline Lundquist, Instructor, Philosophy and Prison Education Program

“Sound Effects in Storytelling: Ideophones in Werikyana and Other Cariban Languages”

“Daughters of the Moon: Longing and Memory in Mexico’s Lacandon Rainforest”

UO Today interview: Ursula Pike, author of "An Indian Among los Indígenas"

UO Today interview: Anne Kitagawa discusses the exhibition “Framing the Revolution"

UO Today interview: Britney Wilson, Law, New York Law School

"Monumental Denial: U.S. Cultural Memory and White Innocence"

UO Today interview: Anita Chari, Associate Professor, Political Science

"A Place in the Narrative: Telling Underdocumented Stories" Natalia Molina

UO Today interview: Lisa Abia-Smith, Director of Education, Jordan Schnitzer Museum of art