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Conversations to challenge your mind with people who are changing our world. Produced on Clark University's campus in Worcester, Massachusetts.

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  1. How will AI impact youth mental health? With American Psychological Association CEO Arthur C. Evans Jr. and Clark graduate student Jonathan Rodriguez 15:07
  2. Should there be a National Primary Election Day? With Political Science Professor Robert Boatright 13:57
  3. Exploring Campus, Exploring Worcester, and Exploring Yourself with Dean of Students Danielle Morgan Acosta and Hannah Oh '27 12:25
  4. Sounds of Clark University Commencement 2026 15:20
  5. Sustainable Beauty and Safe Products with Mia Davis '01, M.A. '03 14:48
  6. Detention Centers, Migration, and Isolation with Professors Asha Best and Emma Shaw Crane 13:01
  7. Iran's Low Cost, High Reward Strategy with International Relations Professor Michael Butler 13:53
  8. Cataloging the Legacy of Robert and Esther Goddard with Katie Stebbins '10, Clark University's Digital Projects Librarian 9:37
  9. The Power of Experiential Learning with Dean of the College Laurie Ross 8:45
  10. Improving Youth Mental Health with Mosakowski Institute Director Nadia Ward and Ariel Rodriguez '26 13:36
  11. Blue Man Group, Creative Communities, and Making Your Idea Reality with Matt Goldman '83, MBA '84, and Laura Camien 13:38
  12. Does AI have a Mind? And Other Thoughts on AI and Communication with Psychology Professor Michael Miller 12:53
  13. Do Cash Transfers Have an Intergenerational Impact? with Economics Professor Jon Denton-Schneider 9:10
  14. Addressing the Globe’s Polycrisis with Lou Leonard, Dean of Clark University’s School of Climate, Environment, and Society 14:50
  15. Indulging Your Inner Child with Photographer and Professor Stephen DiRado 9:29
  16. An Introvert's Clark Journey with Dean of Students Danielle Morgan Acosta 10:07
  17. Highlights from Clark University's 121st Commencement 17:11
  18. How Maps can Erase or Unify with History Professor Nathan Braccio 18:16
  19. Fungal Armageddon: Why We're Drawn to “The Last of Us” with Professors Betsy Huang, Ulm, and Javier Tabima Restrepo 13:16
  20. What Does Justice Look Like in Your City? With Geography Professor Asha Best 17:59
  21. Our Enduring Love and Hate of Twilight with Sarah Gallagher 17:39
  22. Listening to a World of Sounds with Composer and Professor Matt Malsky 16:40
  23. Studying Sea Level Rise through Maps and Poems with Professor Christina Gerhardt 12:07
  24. LinkedInfluencing and Perfecting your Brand with Professors Lawrence Norman and Tim Hally 11:42
  25. Sleuthing through Archives and Gossip Columns with Art History Professor Kristina Wilson to Track Mid-Century Designers 19:26
  26. How to Stay Motivated, Keep New Year's Resolutions, and Set Good Goals with Psychology Professor Wendy Grolnick 13:14
  27. Birds, Bats, and Amphibians: How Ecoacoustics Identify Rainforest Species with Geography Professor Florencia Sangermano 6:16
  28. Your Kitchen is a Secret Chemistry Lab with Professor Don Spratt 11:14
  29. Information Overload, Social Media, and Campaign Communications with Professor Julie Frechette 15:26
  30. Sea Turtles and the Role Charismatic Creatures Play in Environmental Humanities with Professor Stephen Levin 18:11
  31. The Salem Witch Trials, Poetry, and the Violent Language of Law with Professor Mandy Gutmann-Gonzalez 16:56
  32. Taking the Temperature of Global Health with Professors Ellen Foley and Tsitsi Masvawure 18:31
  33. Basketball, Belonging, and Building Relationships with Haley Wilder ’18 10:24
  34. The Human Side of Computing with Professor John Magee 13:28
  35. Mastering your Destiny (in the Woods) with Andrew Vietze ’91 10:28
  36. The Sublime Symphonies of Anton Bruckner with Professor Benjamin Korstvedt '87 15:49
  37. Getting Your Greens with Farmer and Entrepreneur Owen Chase '26 12:54
  38. Project Squid: Camaraderie and What the Team Learned 8:15
  39. Project Squid: Crunch Time and Launching ‘Dagon’ for PAX East 5:48
  40. Project Squid: ‘Unreal’ Changes after Switching Engines, Making Cuts, and Developing Lore 5:52
  41. Project Squid: Cosmic Horror and Dreaming Up Humanoid Sea Creatures 7:41
  42. Magnifying your Purpose in College with Dean Kamala Kiem 10:58
  43. Highlights from Clark's 120th Commencement 12:36
  44. The Story Behind the Sentence with English Professor Jeff Noh 13:26
  45. Studying Plant Traits to Feed the World in 2050 with Professor Chandra Jack 13:50
  46. Why AI language can't be artificial with Professor Eduard Arriaga-Arango 9:13
  47. The Bright and Dark Patterns of Design with Pete Story and Kat Andler 12:18
  48. Getting Pictures Perfect with Film Colorist Brian Woos ’16 10:39
  49. Sculpture Professor James Maurelle on Life, Death, and the Creative Process 7:37
  50. Professors Hugh Manon, Jed Samer, and Soren Sorensen Recommend 2023 Cinematic Standouts for You 11:45