Niamh Scallan interviews Dr. Michael Byers about his new book on Arctic Sovereignty.

Lex Stoymenoff interviews Dr. Maddison about his research on jumping spiders.

UBC's Zoology Department Lex Stoymenoff interviews Dr. Maddison about his research on jumping spiders.

Dr. Janet Werker, Director of the Infant Studies Centre Speech and Language Processing, UBC Department of Psychology discusses her research of infants growing up bilingual and language acquisition in infancy; speech perception, cognitive development and parent-infant communication.

Dr. Janet Werker, Director of the Infant Studies Centre Speech and Language Processing, UBC Department of Psychology discusses her research of infants growing up bilingual and language acquisition in infancy; speech perception, cognitive development and parent-infant communication.

Dean Emeritus Marty Hollenberg, Faculty of Medicine Dean Emeritus Marty Hollenberg, former UBC Dean of Medicine discusses some of the accomplishments made by the faculty of Medicine while he was Dean during the years 1990-1996; as well as what he is currently doing outside of academia since his retirement. Music by Clifford Brown.

Dean Emeritus Marty Hollenberg, former UBC Dean of Medicine discusses some of the accomplishments made by the faculty of Medicine while he was Dean during the years 1990-1996; as well as what he is currently doing outside of academia since his retirement. Music by Clifford Brown.

Professor Alfred Hermida from the UBC School of Journalism discusses how journalism and forms of media are changing as well as the the role of citizen journalism. He is an authority on digital journalism, having been a founding member of BBCnews.com.

Professor Alfred Hermida from the UBC School of Journalism discusses how journalism and forms of media are changing as well as the the role of citizen journalism. He is an authority on digital journalism, having been a founding member of BBCnews.com.

Guest Host Andy Torr discusses with professor Scott Hinch from the UBC Faculty of Forestry his research of salmon migration as well as his role as Director of the UBC undergraduate program in Natural Resources Conservation; the largest and fastest growing applied environmental science program on campus and one of a kind in Canada.