Episode 58: We need to make truth our national purpose, featuring Barbara McQuade, BA ‘87/JD ’91
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by Barbara McQuade, Deborah Holdship
3M ago
Can we handle the truth? History's most heinous dictators have long relied on disinformation to destroy free societies and claim absolute power over nations.  Today's agents of chaos tend to be regular citizens, using social and traditional media as well as artificial intelligence to pollute the information ecosystem with lies and conspiracy theories. And in a sinister twist, modern-day extremists living in the U.S. are taking cues from history's worst offenders – Hitler, Stalin, and Mussolini – to wreak havoc here at home, says Barbara McQuade, BA ‘87/JD ’91 "For American democracy to su ..read more
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Episode 57: The archivist and the Unabomber, featuring Julie Herrada
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by Julie Herrada, Deborah Holdship
8M ago
In June 2023, the world learned that the notorious "Unabomber" Theodore Kaczynski had died At 81, the domestic terrorist was undergoing cancer treatment while serving multiple life sentences in a high-security North Carolina prison. For Julie Herrada, news of Kaczynski's death was unexpected but not surprising. What was surprising was the "official pronouncement" he died by suicide. Herrada, the longtime curator of the Joseph A. Labadie Collection at the University of Michigan Library, was dubious. "I do not believe it," says the archivist, historian, and expert on political activism and socia ..read more
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Episode 55: Truth is stranger than historical fiction, featuring A. Arbour
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by Mary Crum Scholtens, A. Arbour
1y ago
Ward, Wife, Widow by A. Arbour Music featured in this episode includes "The Yellow and Blue" performed by the Michigan Men's Glee Club. "Sweet Leilani" by Bing Crosby, a 1937 hit for Decca Records One O'Clock Jump by the Count Basie Orchestra, also released in 1937 ..read more
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Episode 53: The Greatest Comeback, Featuring John U. Bacon, BA '86/MA '94
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by Deborah Holdship
1y ago
John U. Bacon at amazon.com ..read more
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Episode 52: Harvest at the Campus Farm, featuring Jeremy Moghtader & Talya Soytas
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by Jeremy Moghtader, Talya Soytas
1y ago
Campus Farm U-M’s Sustainable Food Program (UMSFP) Michigan Dining Maize & Blue Cupboard,   ..read more
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Episode 51: Art Fair -- A ‘jewel in Ann Arbor’s crown,’ featuring Angela Kline
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by Angela Kline, Deborah Holdship
1y ago
Artists featured in this episode, in order of appearance: Ann Arbor Street Art Fair Chris Roberts Antieau Armando Pedroso Mark Sudduth Jack Magurany Jake Blok Thomas Wargin School of Rock Ann Arbor   ..read more
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Episode 50: Making the "Joy Choice," featuring Michelle Segar, PhD, MPH, MS
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by Deborah Holdship
1y ago
The Joy Choice Michelle Segar ..read more
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Episode 49: Remembering Jim Toy, featuring Scott Dennis, MS '90
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by Deborah Holdship
2y ago
Spectrum Center website Spectrum Center Oral Histories Project Spectrum Center: Jim Toy's Legacy: Video Jim Toy Community Center ..read more
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Episode 48: Tales of a G-man, featuring Greg Stejskal
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by Deborah Holdship
2y ago
FBI Case Files: Michigan -- Tales of a G-man ..read more
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Episode 47: Sing to the Colors, featuring James Tobin
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by James Tobin
2y ago
"Sing to the Colors: A Writer Explores Two Centuries at the University of Michigan" is published by the University of Michigan Press. Music in this episode includes: The Yellow and Blue Varsity I Wanna Go Back to Michigan   ..read more
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