Video & Audio

Historian Jefferson Cowie traces American history through the elusive and divisive concept of freedom.

Cartoonist Ken Krimstein is at work on a semi-autobiographical graphic novel set in his hometown of Deerfield, Illinois.

Former CDC director Rochelle Walensky is finishing a book about her her experiences at the intersection of medicine and public health.

Pamela Z is creating a sound and performance work incorporating the voices and sounds of people working in Berlin.

A panel of experts from the Richard C. Holbrooke Workshop discuss issues stemming from the war in Ukraine.

New Yorker cartoonist Amy Kurzweil presents her new book, "Artificial: A Love Story," about the creation of an AI chatbot of her paternal grandfather.

David Grubbs explores the challenges and demands that composers and musicians encounter when working collaboratively in hybrid practices.

In this talk, Amy Waldman explores what we lose if we lose snow due to climate change.

In this talk, Peter H. Christensen explores a new perspective on dignity.

James N. Green highlights how the activists of “Generation ’77” opposed the Brazilian military regime.