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#181. Decisive Breakthroughs in Renewable Energy
#181. Decisive Breakthroughs in Renewable Energy

Season 1 Episode 181

Nicholas — or Nick — Jelley, is an Emeritus Professor in the Department of Physics and a Fellow of Lincoln College at the University of Oxford, known…

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#180. The Power and Dangers of Digital Self-Surveillance
#180. The Power and Dangers of Digital Self-Surveillance

Season 1 Episode 180

Andrew Guthrie Ferguson is a Professor of Law at the George Washington University Law School, where he teaches Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, Evid…

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#179. U.S. Efforts to Influence Values and Allegiances in the Middle East
#179. U.S. Efforts to Influence Values and Allegiances in the Middle East

Season 1 Episode 179

Nathaniel Greenberg is an Associate Professor of Arabic in the Department of Modern and Classical Languages at George Mason University, focusing on t…

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#178. An Expedition into the Brazilian Amazon to Establish the Boundaries of a Totally Isolated, Uncontacted tribe.
#178. An Expedition into the Brazilian Amazon to Establish the Boundaries of a Totally Isolated, Uncontacted tribe.

Season 1 Episode 178

Scott Wallace is an award-winning writer, television producer, and photojournalist, who for over 40 years, has focused on the environment, vanishing …

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#177. What African-Americans Endured Throughout the History of the Mississippi Delta
#177. What African-Americans Endured Throughout the History of the Mississippi Delta

Season 1 Episode 177

Ralph Eubanks is the former Director of Publishing for the Library of Congress, former editor of the Virginia Quarterly Review at the University of V…

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#176. Exposing How Financial Corruption is Tied to Environmental Destruction, Human-Rights Abuses, and War
#176. Exposing How Financial Corruption is Tied to Environmental Destruction, Human-Rights Abuses, and War

Season 1 Episode 176

Patrick Alley is the former executive director and co-founder – along with Simon Taylor and Charmian Gooch – of Global Witness, an award-winning nonp…

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#175. Maintaining Love Throughout Her Husband's Dementia
#175. Maintaining Love Throughout Her Husband's Dementia

Season 1 Episode 175

Anne-Marie Erickson is the author of the memoir, In the Evening, We’ll Dance: A Memoir in Essays on Love and Dementia, which bears witness to the dem…

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#174. Conundrums of the Mind-Body Problem and the Ethical Dilemmas of Possibly Conscious A.I.
#174. Conundrums of the Mind-Body Problem and the Ethical Dilemmas of Possibly Conscious A.I.

Season 1 Episode 174

Eric Schwitzgebel is a professor of philosophy at the University of California, Riverside, whose main interests include philosophy of mind, metaphysi…

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#173. Scenarios for Another Civil War in the U.S.
#173. Scenarios for Another Civil War in the U.S.

Season 1 Episode 173

Stephen Marche is a Canadian novelist, essayist, and journalist, a scholar of philosophy and literature, and a former teacher of Renaissance drama at…

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#172. Positive Masculine Identity, As Nurtured by the Mother of a Boy Soprano
#172. Positive Masculine Identity, As Nurtured by the Mother of a Boy Soprano

Season 1 Episode 172

Rebekah Peeples is the Deputy Dean of the College at Princeton University with oversight of the undergraduate curriculum. Previously at Princeton, sh…

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