Swimming is good to think with! Covering topics such as ancient Greek vs. modern attitudes to sport, the artistry of artistic swimming, and team/national ideals, join Dr. Jonathan Vickers, Program Coordinator of the School for Advanced Studies in the Arts and Humanities at Western University (London, Ontario, Canada) and Bridget Koza, a student of the School.

Sandwiches are good to think with! Covering topics such as the cultural significance of the sandwich, its symbolism, and its tricky definition,  join Dr. Jonathan Vickers, Program Coordinator of the School for Advanced Studies in the Arts and Humanities at Western University (London, Ontario, Canada) and Anthony Tran, a student of the School.

Book to Film Adaptations are good to think with! Covering topics such as the 'translation' of stories across media, children's lit, fairy tales, and comics books, join Dr. Jonathan Vickers, Program Coordinator of the School for Advanced Studies in the Arts and Humanities at Western University (London, Ontario, Canada) and Angelina Havaris, a student of the School.

Harry Potter is good to think with! Covering topics such as the concept of 'normal' in a magical world, distortions of body and self, and the character of Ron, join Dr. Jonathan Vickers, Program Coordinator of the School for Advanced Studies in the Arts and Humanities at Western University (London, Ontario, Canada) and Bridget Leslie, a student of the School.

Lord of the Rings is good to think with! Covering topics such as what it means to be a hero, patterns of life and death, and the landscapes of Middle Earth, join Dr. Jonathan Vickers, Program Coordinator of the School for Advanced Studies in the Arts and Humanities at Western University (London, Ontario, Canada) and Finn Rose, a student of the School.

Star Wars is good to think with! Covering topics such as the heroic journey, mythic influences, and medieval poetry, join Dr. Jonathan Vickers, Program Coordinator of the School for Advanced Studies in the Arts and Humanities at Western University (London, Ontario, Canada) and Andrew Fullerton, a student of the School.