In the seventh episode of Centre Point, host Bill Goodman talks with Dr. Dina Badie, assistant professor of politics and international studies, about American foreign policy at the end of President Barack Obama's tenure. Badie examines the importance of foreign policy in the 2016 election cycle and America's potential role in future international issues.

In this sixth episode of Centre Point, host Bill Goodman talks about the role of religion in politics with Beau Weston, the John M. and Louise Van Winkle Professor of Sociology, and Ben Knoll, the John Marshall Harlan Associate Professor of Politics. Weston and Knoll—who will teach "linked" courses on this subject in the future—explore how important the religiosity of presidential candidates is to the electorate and the role religion has played in the creation of American identity.

In this fifth episode of Centre Point, host Bill Goodman talks with Professor of Dramatic Arts Anthony Haigh about the theatricality of politics. Haigh discusses not only politics as improvisatory theater but also compares the 2016 presidential candidates to fictional figures and characters.

On this episode of Centre Point, host Bill Goodman of KET discusses the politics of polling in relation to the presidential election with Ben Knoll, the John Marshall Harlan Associate Professor of Politics at Centre College. Knoll and Goodman talk about how to interpret poll numbers when attempting to predict election outcomes.

In this third episode of Centre Point, host Bill Goodman of KET talks with Lori Hartmann-Mahmud, Frank B. and Virginia B. Hower Professor of International Studies, and Dina Badie, Assistant Professor of Politics and International Studies, about geopolitics and the American presidential election.

In this second episode of Centre Point, host Bill Goodman talks with the John M. and Louise van Winkle Professor of Sociology Beau Weston about the 2016 election through the lens of culture wars—that is, how political issues divide the populace into subgroups and shape national and identity.

In this debut episode of Centre Point, Bill Goodman of Kentucky Educational Television discusses the complexities of the 2016 election cycle with Centre College faculty members Daniel Stroup, Pierce and Amelia Harrington Lively Professor of Politics and Law, and Benjamin Knoll, John Marshall Harlan Associate Professor of Politics.

Centre Point, a series of eight conversations about the 2016 election, offers a glimpse of the engaging conversations that take place in Centre College classrooms every day.