Food and Folklore: A Conversation About Global Food Traditions and Underrepresented Foodways

Food and Folklore: A Conversation About Global Food Traditions and Underrepresented Foodways

Aired Saturday, February 26, 2022

Food and Folklore: A Conversation About Global Food Traditions and Underrepresented Foodways

The Conversation

talking about Tamika’s passion for the outdoors, farming, and global food traditions. We will explore ways to cook healthy foods that reflect culture and family.

Guests

Tamika Francis,
Jamaican Chef/Public Health Practitioner

Food and Folklore: A Conversation About Global Food Traditions and Underrepresented Foodways

The Art of Rehabilitation: Caring for Sick and Injured Wildlife

The Art of Rehabilitation: Caring for Sick and Injured Wildlife

Aired Saturday, January 29, 2022

The Art of Rehabilitation: Caring for Sick and Injured Wildlife

The Conversation

talking about wildlife education and wildlife rehabilitation in order to promote wildlife conservation and welfare through better understanding of wild animal ecology, behavior, and welfare.

Guests

Frannie Greenberg, Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator and Educator, Millstone Wildlife Center in Windham New Hampshire

The Art of Rehabilitation: Caring for Sick and Injured Wildlife

Into a Study: A Collaboration Between an Artist and Developmental Psychologist

Into a Study: A Collaboration Between an Artist and Developmental Psychologist

Aired Saturday, January 22, 2022

Into a Study: A Collaboration Between an Artist and Developmental Psychologist

The Conversation

talking about the ways in which paintings can also double as an experiment about perceiving and understanding art. 

Guests

Artist Paul Xavier Rutz and developmental psychologist Jennifer Drake

Into a Study: A Collaboration Between an Artist and Developmental Psychologist

Physics of Dance: How Do They Do That?

Physics of Dance: How Do They Do That?

Aired Saturday, January 8, 2022

Physics of Dance: How Do They Do That?

The Conversation

Talking about the amazing ability of human dancers to do things that seem to defy gravity and other laws of physics but in reality, use those very principles to create the illusions on stage.

Guests

Cynthia Pratt, Dancer;
Dr.
Andrew Gavrin, Associate Professor of Physics, IUPUI

Physics of Dance: How Do They Do That?

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