This is a fun, free flowing conversation with Joshua Lord, Assistant professor of Biology at Moravian College, where he helps break down how a changin...

Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Chernobyl, Fukushima-- but how much do you know about the Bikini Atoll? Or the "Bravo shot," and "Operation Crossroads"? In this...

Something I think about a lot, and even has as my handle for whatever media platform, is how all things in reality are efforts in trying. In this ep...

This is my interview from 2016 with the Catholic Charities in Flint Michigan during the peak of their water crisis. The first part of this interview...

A thought I cannot escape anymore, is just how much culture is the water we live in each day, without realizing we’re swimming. With technology more a...

At the end of this month, extended unemployment benefits and the CDC eviction moratorium end. When almost half of all renters in America can’t pay ren...

This is my interview with author and historian Dr. James Gelvin, professor of Middle Eastern history at UCLA. The episode is centered around the Isr...

In this episode I interview historian and author of Killing for the Republic, Steele Brand. We talk about what made the Roman Republic so successful,...

This is my interview with Dr. Heiko Balzter, Copernicus Award winner, Professor of Physical Geography and Director of the Centre for Landscape and Cli...

This is my conversation with Dr. Ari Novy, author, biologist and CEO of the San Diego Botanic Garden. It was a fun conversation that covers a lot of ...

This is the start to an ongoing arch dedicated to the anthropocene. Here I lend some thoughts as to what it is, what the purpose of this arch will be...

This episode I interview Felipe Fernández-Armesto, one of the most authored in volume, width and breadth, historian of our time. We talk about the p...