S03E02: A Conversation with Educator-Activist Shelley-Anne Vidal

S03E01 Mathematics, Data and the Future of Farming

S02E07: Sheila Teves on Equity, Diversity and Inclusion in the Sciences

S02E06: Naomi Klein on Climate Justice

S02E05 The Possibilities of the Co-op University with Dr. Cilla Ross

S02E04: Compassion in Practice: Buddhism & Law

S02E03: On the Politics of Waste, Race, and Disposability with Mohammed Rafi Arefin

Moving With Storms (not your typical) Report E-Launch

S02E02: A Conversation with AbCellera CEO, Carl Hansen

S02E01: Carla Nappi on Creative Academic Work

S01E16: Y-Dang Troeung on Redefining the Refugee Narrative

S01E15: Jennifer Black on Creating Connections Through Food

S01E14: Understanding the Immune System with Paul Keown

S01E13: Diane Srivastava on Ecological Networks in Nature and Science

S01E12: Cole Burton on Charismatic Animals and How to Live with Them

S01E11: Joseph Dahmen on Building Flexible Models for Architecture and Society

S01E10: Suzanne Simard on How Trees Communicate with Each Other

S01E09: Candis Callison and Mary Lynn Young on Journalism’s Limits and Possibilities

S01E01: Michelle Stack on University Rankings

S01E08: Steven Reynolds on Treating Patients in a Time of Pandemic

S01E07: Lisa Sundstrom on Protecting Civil Liberties in Times of Crisis

S01E06: Ninan Abraham on how the immune system protects us from pathogens like SARS-CoV-2

S01E05: Daniel Coombs on COVID-19 Mathematical Modelling

S01E04: Tara Mayer on the Value of Discomfort in Education

S01E03: Hannah McGregor on Academic Freedom

S01E02: Max Cameron on Political Institutions and Practical Wisdom

Ways of Knowing

Land-Based Research and Climate Adaptation in Palestine -- A public talk by Dr. Omar Tesdell

Night of Ideas | More? Slow is Beautiful

Visiting Scholar Kayla King (Oxford): Microbes in animals and plants shape infection outcomes.