Max and Aaron are joined by UNC professor Jon Oberlander, who’s speaking on health care and health insurance reform at CPH’s “Humanities Happy Hour” this Wednesday.
Discussing CPH’s “Humanities in Action” weekly series at Flyleaf Books, Max and Aaron are joined by Geoff Sayre-McCord of UNC’s Philosophy, Politics, and Economics program.
Lloyd Kramer and UNC music professor Annegret Fauser come by to discuss the cultural meaning of Paris’ Notre Dame Cathedral, ahead of a seminar on the topic next month.
Aaron and Rachel Schaevitz are joined by Jennifer Howard, who’s speaking at an August event at the Ackland Art Museum that links Western literature with a new art exhibit.
Max and Aaron are joined by UNC art historian Maggie Cao, whose work explores issues of commerce, trade, and economic empire in nineteenth-century American art.
Rachel Schaevitz joins Aaron along with UNC archaeologist Jennifer Gates-Foster and UNC historian Fred Naiden, to discuss “Pillars of Antiquity,” an upcoming seminar about space and time in the ancient world.
Max discusses Carolina Public Humanities’ new podcast, “Three Ps and a Q,” in which three UNC scholars get the same big question – and Aaron accepts a three-question challenge.
Max and Aaron discuss the classic film “Battle of Algiers” – which Max will be discussing at a free screening this Sunday, hosted by the Hillsborough Classic Film Society.