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Mill Valley Public Library, Mill Valley, California - What Is Love? with Troy Jollimore

 

Pacific University, Forest Grove, Oregon - Is Nothing Sacred Anymore? with Cora Diamond

 

Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon - Latin-American Philosophy with Joseph Orosco

 

The Marsh, San Francisco, California - What is a Wife? with Marilyn Yalom

 

The Marsh, San Francisco, California - War, Sacrifice, and the Media with Judith Butler

 

Illahee Institute, Portland, Oregon - Desire with William Irvine

 

Illahee Institute, Portland, Oregon - Beliefs Gone Wild with Michael Philips

 

Stanford University, Palo Alto, California - The Very Idea of a University with John Etchemendy

 

Oregon Public Broadcasting, Portland, Oregon - Race, Class, and Inequality with Elizabeth Kiss



Behind the scenes at KALW in San Francisco - Time, Space, and Quantum Mechanics

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