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BG Ideas

Bowling Green State University

BG Ideas, from the Institute for the Study of Culture and Society at Bowling Green State University, brings innovative, interdisciplinary research to the public.

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Episódios

140 episódios

  1. The Gift of Nature: Indigenous Perspectives on Conservation and Community 46:58
  2. Experiences of Korean Adoptees in the Midwest 57:47
  3. Activism and the Legacy of James Baldwin 48:54
  4. ICS 30: Looking Back and Moving Forward 38:56
  5. The future of Large Language Models in Language Education 27:15
  6. A History of Hazing at BGSU 40:31
  7. Looking at Lezama Lima’s Paradiso 60 Years After Guests: Dr. Olga Sanz Casasnovas and Dr. Pedro Porbén 58:08
  8. Best of BG Ideas Part 1 26:52
  9. From Vienna’s Back Streets to the Stage: Art, Community, and Public Life 35:10
  10. Psychology, Activism, and Culture: Rethinking Religious Trauma and Queer Wellbeing 55:09
  11. Literature Across Borders: War, Migration, and Latina Storytelling 37:14
  12. Ray Browne Legacy 24:08
  13. Humans, Robots, and AI in Society 26:38
  14. Counterculture and Fandom 46:04
  15. From Streets to Screens: Culture, Media, and the Politics of Space 36:32
  16. Backlash Blues: Baldwin, Care, and Resistance in Literature and Culture 1:02:44
  17. Reclaiming the Narrative: Native Storytelling in Music and Performance 39:30
  18. Media, Place, and Power: Looking at America through James Baldwin 31:47
  19. Voices and Visions: Building Bridges Through Community Forums 58:13
  20. From the Page to Performance: An Exploration of Libretti across the Atlantic 31:56
  21. A Collaborative Teaching Experience in Africana Performance and the Aesthetics of Resistance 38:08
  22. “Reduce, Prevent, Expel” Gun Violence, A Public Health Crisis 27:12
  23. The Purpose in Providing STEM Education Accessibility in Schools 35:14
  24. Safety Between the Pages: Saeed Jones on Writing, Identity, and Freedom 37:43
  25. Stories Overlooked: Marginalization, Print Technology, and Global Slave Trades in the Medieval World 26:54
  26. Dr. Dan Piccolo and the Percussion Ensemble 1:21:18
  27. The Palestine Film Festival in Northwest Ohio--A Community Forum for Dialogue 41:37
  28. “Out of Sight, Out of Mind:” Challenging Stereotypes of Immigrants through Activist Approaches to Theatre 42:23
  29. Indigenous Expression: James Jones on Dancing and Social Media 26:00
  30. “A Time and a Need”: New Ways to Think About Reading Literacy. Teaching and After School Programs in Communities 27:47
  31. “Lacking Resources:” The Struggle for Unaccompanied Immigrant Children Coming Into the United States 47:47
  32. Quiet Intimacies: Ernest Gibson on James Baldwin - Salvation and The Multifaceted Importance of his Fiction 40:03
  33. Healing Through Art: Sidra Lawrence on Trauma, Justice, and Empowerment 33:16
  34. "Learning to Listen”: An Inclusive Approach to Community Archiving 39:40
  35. Challenging the Erasure of Native Stories in Children's Literature and Learning 49:54
  36. The Role of Graduate Student Unions in Higher Education Class Struggles 25:43
  37. Teaching James Baldwin Today 55:37
  38. Documenting and Imagining through Literature: A Conversation with Katherina Braschel 34:49
  39. On Community Building, Accessibility, and Inclusion in Curling Clubs and Beyond 41:52
  40. The Racist Origins of the Citizenship Education Industry 37:59
  41. Decolonizing the African Musical Repertoire 42:25
  42. Poetry and Higher Education as Empowering Journeys: A Latinx Perspective 51:31
  43. Identity and Belonging - The Journey of Finding Yourself and Your Community 1:12:58
  44. The Sounds of the BGSU Middle Eastern Music Ensemble 37:37
  45. BGSU Student on Climate Change Research & Action 21:00
  46. Developing Leadership in Students, Faculty, and Staff 55:06
  47. Portraying Indigenous People on Television with Writer Ryan RedCorn 50:08
  48. The Importance of Community Support for Pregnancy and Infancy 33:19
  49. The Untold Stories of Older Women in Northwest Ohio 34:55
  50. Documentary Filmmaker Curtis Chin and Dr. Rebecca Kinney on Detroit's Chinatown 37:36