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Nov 1, 2026
John YorkeHOST
So what do these lands contain? When Gulliver ascends to the island of Laputa, he finds that it's populated by a seemingly innocuous assortment of academics who study music, mathematics and astronomy.
John YorkeHOST
Valerie Rumbold is Professor Emeritus of English Literature at the University of Birmingham and has edited editions
Valerie RumboldGUEST
of Swiss
John YorkeHOST
Hoaxes and Parodies.
Cheryl MilneHOST
When does a disruptive protest remain peaceful? How should courts balance assembly rights against property rights, safety access, and the rights of others, and what should happen before a court authorizes the removal of a protest.
Cheryl MilneHOST
Joining us to discuss these issues is Professor Jamie Cameron, Professor Emerita at Osgoode Hall Law School.
Cheryl MilneHOST
Over the course of her career, she has taught and written extensively in constitutional law with a particular focus on the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, the Supreme Court of Canada, and the freedom of expression in the press.
Cheryl MilneHOST
Professor Cameron has also been deeply involved in civil liberties advocacy.
Maurice J. NuttGUEST
I love that Bible because the applications are wonderful.
Maurice J. NuttGUEST
I would say anything by Sister Diane Burgant, who was Professor Emerita at Catholic Theological Union, She wrote the Three Cycles series of Preaching the New Lectionary.
Maurice J. NuttGUEST
Wonderful resource.
Maurice J. NuttGUEST
The Wisdom series by Liturgical Press.
Oceana SawyerHOST
Among her ethnographic works are Searching For, A Performance Insolation Around the Divinity of the River, and then Theatrical Jazz Performance, Ashe, and The Power of the Present Moment, which is a collaborative ethnography focusing on three theatrical jazz luminaries.
Oceana SawyerHOST
Own me as a Professor Emerita of the African and African Diaspora Studies Department at the University of Texas in Austin.
Oceana SawyerHOST
I welcome you into this conversation and I do hope you enjoy it.
Oceana SawyerHOST
Thank you so, so very much, Omi Oshun, Joni Lee Jones, for being here with me.
Rosalind ArdenHOST
Greg is the Danish National Research Foundation Professor of Economics at the University of Southern Denmark.
Rosalind ArdenHOST
He is a Visiting Professor in Economic History at the LSE and Distinguished Professor Emeritus at the University of California.
Rosalind ArdenHOST
Gosh, what a lot of professors you are, Greg.
Rosalind ArdenHOST
Greg has explored a deceptively simple question.
AnthonyHOST
not true.
AnthonyHOST
What do they call them, people at universities that are above the professors? You're like a Professor Emeritus.
AnthonyHOST
You're like a hooligan.
DebHOST
You made that up.
DebHOST
Emeritus.
DebHOST
Isn't that the word?
Black Diamond DaveHOST
You better take while the getting's good, lady.
Murray GootGUEST
Oh, I can tell you.
David MarrHOST
Emeritus Professor and Professor Emeritus Tim Rowse from Western Sydney University about their book, The Year Our Voice Broke.
David MarrHOST
Thank you both for joining us on Late Night Live.
David MarrHOST
Thank you.
Murray GootGUEST
Oh, I can tell you.
David MarrHOST
Emeritus Professor and Professor Emeritus Tim Rowse from Western Sydney University about their book, The Year Our Voice Broke.
David MarrHOST
Thank you both for joining us on Late Night Live.
David MarrHOST
Thank you.
Laura E. PérezMODERATOR
She lives in San Antonio, Texas.
Laura E. PérezMODERATOR
Norma Larcon is Professor Emerita in the Departments of Ethnic Studies, Spanish and Portuguese, and Gender and Women's Studies here at the University of California, Berkeley.
Laura E. PérezMODERATOR
She was founder and publisher of the historic Third Woman Press, which began as a journal and then went on to launch the careers of many Latina writers.
Laura E. PérezMODERATOR
Her early critical writings brought attention to writers that today are very well known to us, such as Sandra Cisneros and Ana Castillo.
Ashley NewbyHOST
Hello, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the Black Studies Podcast.
Ashley NewbyHOST
Today, we have the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Carol D. Lee, Professor Emerita and former Edwina S. Terry, Professor of Education in the School of Education and Social Policy and in African American Studies at Northwestern University.
Ashley NewbyHOST
How are you doing today, Dr. Lee?
Carol D. LeeGUEST
I'm fine.
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