July 23, 2018: Fall Preview
Max has a preview of events to come for the fall semester.
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July 9, 2018: Elizabeth Keckley
Lloyd Kramer and Aaron are joined by historian Sylvia Hoffert – who’s an expert on the life of Elizabeth Keckley, a former slave (and Hillsborough resident) who became a famous dressmaker, author, and confidant to Mary Todd Lincoln.
Read MoreJune 25, 2018: Vive La France!
Rachel Schaevitz and French professor Jessica Tanner join Aaron to discuss an upcoming seminar on French culture – with a spotlight on literature and film. (And Aaron and Jessica geek out over city planning.)
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June 18, 2018: Great American Read
Max and Aaron discuss the “Great American Read” – and an upcoming panel series about it (beginning Thursday!) at the Chapel Hill Public Library.
Read MoreJune 11, 2018: Germany (And Refugees) In Transition
Max and Aaron are joined by Priscilla Layne, who’ll be speaking at an upcoming seminar about the representation of refugees in post-1989 German literature, music and film.
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June 4, 2018: “From Slavery To Civil Rights”
Carolina K12 director Christie Norris and gospel singer Mary D. Williams discuss a June 9 seminar and Williams’ upcoming performance on June 16 in Hillsborough. (Mary sings!)
Read MoreMay 21, 2018: Put ‘Em Together, It Just Makes Sense
We love summer! School’s not in session, but there are still many offerings at Carolina Public Humanities; Max comes by to offer a preview.
Read MoreMay 14, 2018: The Dean
This week’s guest is Arts & Sciences dean Kevin Guskiewicz, chatting with Max and Aaron about the importance of the humanities in higher education writ large.
Read MoreMay 7, 2018: From Luther To Graham
CPH launches its summer season with “The Protestant Reformation and Modern Culture Wars,” a seminar featuring UNC’s Molly Worthen. She and Lloyd Kramer join Aaron to discuss the topic.
Read MoreApril 30, 2018: Public Humanities
Max isn’t the only one on campus whose work focuses on promoting the public humanities: this week’s guest Robyn Schroeder is the director of Humanities for the Public Good, a new initiative funded by a Mellon grant.
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