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Recent Additions
 Political Deliberation: Anxiety and Reason
Political Science Professor George Marcus discusses how emotion precedes reason in political deliberation, and why anxiety leads voters to make more thoughtful choices.
 At Table with Darra Goldstein
A conversation with Professor Darra Goldstein who teaches Russian poetry and culture. Darra is the founding editor of Gastronomica: the Journal of Food and Culture.
 Is Innocence a Risk Factor?
Professor Saul M. Kassin discusses his research on police interrogation and false confessions: not only do innocent people confess, but they often come to believe they did commit the crime.
 Self, Consciousness & Subjectivity: A Preliminary Buddhist Account
Professor of Religion Georges B.J. Dreyfus discusses how Buddhist philosophers distinguish between self and subject. The Columbia Society for Comparative Philosophy University Seminar.
 Bells in Play
Sean Pegado '11 interviews Adam Banasiak '08 while carillonneur William Slack '11 performs from the Thompson Memorial Chapel bell tower.
On Rockefellers' Kykuit
Robert F. Dalzell and Lee Baldwin Dalzell discuss their writing process as co-authors of their new book on the house and lives of an iconic American family.
Difficult Pleasures
Lawrence Raab discusses reading, writing, and teaching poetry.
 Jim Shepard: A Conversation
Professor of English and author of the award-winning collection of short stories Like You’d Understand, Anyway reflects on writing and the writer’s life.
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