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In the Classroom: Professor Amy Erica Smith (Political Science, Iowa State University), Ames Community School District
Topics: Making the world a better place, being a political science professor who runs for office, the importance of an amazing graduate student mentor
Music: Three Goddesses by Third Age
Photo: Courtesy of Amy Erica Smith
For further reading, check out The Bookshelf at The Politics Classroom website
In the Classroom: Prof. Anton Treuer, Professor of Ojibwe, Bemidji State University
Topics: Native American rights under US law, tribal membership, doctrine of discovery
Intro & Outro Music: Three Goddesses by Third Age
Transition Music: Glass Office by AEROPLANES
Photo: Courtesy of Anton Treuer
For further readings on topics discussed in this episode, check out The Bookshelf on The Politics Classroom website
Moderated interview with Dr. Fiona Hill (Brookings) about populism and the role universities can play to turn back the danger.
First meeting of The Roundtable, sponsored by Provost Javier Reyes (UIC)
Photo: Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images
Intro & Outro Music: "Three Goddesses" by Third Age
For further readings on topics covered, check out The Bookshelf on The Politics Classroom website
Summary: Clips about organizing, resistance, intersectionality, and more not featured on previous podcast episodes
* Professor Susan Ortiz (Sociology, Warren Wilson College)
* Professor Lynn Hudson (History, UIC)
* Professor Andrew Flores (Government, American University)
* Daniel Williams (Political Science, UIC)
* Professor Jay Phelan (Biology, UCLA)
Intro & Outro Music: "Three Goddesses" by Third Age
Transition (between segments) Music: "Almost Like Summer" by Delbony
Transition (between clips) Music: "Shoes N Socks" by Cast of Characters
Photo by Casey James on Unsplash
In the Classroom: Prof. Evan McKenzie, Political Science, UIC
Topics: Roe v. Wade, Constitutional right to privacy, stare decisis, reactionaries on the Supreme Court, upcoming abortion cases
Photo by Bill Mason on Unsplash
Intro & Outro Music: Three Goddesses by Third Age
Transition Music: Triss by Cody Martin
In the Classroom: Prof. Jay Phelan (UCLA Life Sciences Core Program)
Topics: Secret Syllabus, tips for college success, professorial pet peeves
Intro & Outro Music: Three Goddesses by Third Age
Transition Music: Faker by Ian Kelosky
For further reading, check out The Bookshelf on the podcast's website
In the Classroom: Prof. Lynn Hudson, History and Black Studies at UIC
Topics include the Second Clan, segregation, multiracial resistance, Mary Ellen Pleasant, White supremacy
Intro & Outro Music: Three Goddesses by Third Age
Transition Music: California Valley by PALA
Photo: Cover of Prof. Hudson's newest book, West of Jim Crow from the University of Illinois Press.
For further reading, check out The Bookshelf at the podcast's website
In the Classroom: Andrew Flores, Dept. of Government, American University
Professor Flores and I talk about the terminology around LGBTQ identities, a brief history of LGBTQ activism, and some Supreme Court cases dealing with rights for members of the LGBT community.
Photo: Selfie by A. Flores
Intro & Outro Music: Three Goddesses by Third Age
Transition Music: Juhu Beach Nights by Cast of Characters
In the Classroom: Prof. Susan Y. Ortiz, Sociologist at Warren Wilson College
Topics: Constructing race, Critical Race Theory, Race embedded in US laws
Intro & Outro music: Three Goddesses by Third Age
Transition music: Ilusiones by Azteca X
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