Frank Berghaus is back in studio talking to Colleen about finishing his PhD in physics. He breaks down his research for us and lets us know what is next for him.

This week Justin Karr talks about his research into how the brain can heal and change, giving new hope to people suffering from brain-based disorders.

This week Liz interviews Aaron Mills who is articulating a theory of Anishinaabe Law and exploring how Canadian and indigenous legal traditions can exist together.

This week Liz interviews Chong-Su Kim, who is investigating the role of social movements and democracy in South Korea and Taiwan by conducting in-depth interviews with citizens.

This week Matthew Gusul, known as "Gus," talks to us about his theatre project in India that is crossing generation gaps. uvicyyjBeyond the Jargongrad studiestheatreapplied theatredevelopmentindiacross-generational

In a Beyond the Jargon Remembrance Day special, Jim Kempling talks about his research in the History Department at UVic and the new website he launched that focuses on the City of Victoria during World War 1.

Fiona Mitchell is a grad student doing a Masters in Fine Arts focusing on poetry. She talks about her poetry and the links between ancient greek myths and current feminist themes.

This week Nina Belojovic talks about her Masters in English and her work in the Digital Humanities. We cover circuit bending Nintendo consoles, maker culture, and her path from English to advertising to DH.

Carol Linnit talks about her research into misinformation and her work as an editor for the DeSmog Canada Blog.

David Foley talks about his Masters in Fine Arts, music composition.