Comhrá: Conversations with Tom Keefe

Strategies for Using Zoom, Cloud Recordings, YouTube, and Podcasts in the Classroom.

April 28, 1908, Oscar Schindler was born; The RI State House was completed

Part II of The Harlem Renaissance: A Century of Art and Action. In this audio recording of a visual lecture, Drs Black and Keefe discuss the lasting influence of the Harlem Renaissance on the Civil Rights Era and the Black Arts Movement up to today and the Black Lives Matter movement. The YouTube recording of this lecture can be found here.

An overview of the Great War, the War to End All Wars, and Make the World Safe for Democracy: World War I.

In this episode, Tom interviews Dr. Becky Black, about the definitions and use of the terms Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.

An introduction to Buddhism.

An overview of Sacred Texts in World Religion

The first of a two-part lecture on the Harlem Renaissance and its lasting legacies. Recorded July 21, 2020.

he first of two presentations on the Harlem Renaissance: More than Art by Drs Black and Keefe.

COVID-19 is not the first pandemic to hit America. While the Spanish Flu is well-known, COVID-19 is not the second pandemic in American history either. Listen to this podcast for an overview of pandemics in American history.