Tag: Phoenix Studios
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Canonball Episode 35: All Quiet on the Western Front (w/ Prof.Clif Ganyard)
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Check out the latest Canonball episode in which Prof. Clif Ganyard returns for a discussion of the novel Erich Maria Remarque’s book All Quiet on the Western Front. He shares what this work means to him, how it shaped a lot of his current interests, and discusses what we can learn about history from novels…
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Psychology and Stuff Episode: Championing Athlete Mental Health (w/ Dr. Alan Chu and Jo Morrissey)
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In this week’s episode of Psychology and Stuff, sport and exercise psychologists, Jo Morrissey and Alan Chu, talk about the mental health of high performing athletes. Rooted in recent news about athletes like Simone Biles and Naomi Osaka choosing to prioritize their mental health over competition, they discuss the stress of being a professional athlete…
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Canonball Episode 3: The Nature of Expertise
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Check out the latest Canonball episode! Renee Ettinger returns to discuss a few of the works that inspired her, including Lateral Reading and the Nature of Expertise and Framework for Information Literacy for Higher Education. What happens when historians, professional fact-checkers, and students all evaluate the credibility of the same sources? Find out on this…
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Psychology and Stuff Podcast: Hot Takes on Climate Anxiety
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In this Psychology and Stuff episode, faculty members Ryan Martin and Georjeanna Wilson-Doenges discuss a forthcoming article about climate anxiety in adolescents from 10 different countries. They delve into the mental health aspects of worsening climate change and the ways in which climate change is impacting anxiety in young people across the globe. Assess the…
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Phoenix Studios has a new show called ‘Humanities Plus’
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Phoenix Studios has a new show called Humanities Plus and student-host Rachel Scray (Digital and Public Humanities/History/Arts Management) kicks off the first episode by interviewing Chuck Rybak, dean of the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences. This episode focuses on the question: “Digital and Public Humanities: What’s the Deal?” and Scray wrote a follow-up…