A podcast devoted to shining a light on the important work being done in the humanities across the U.S. and around the world. Hosted by Josh Pahigian at the University of New England Center for Global Humanities.

Oh, the Humanities
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A podcast devoted to shining a light on the important work being done in the humanities across the U.S. and around the world. Hosted by Josh Pahigian at the University of New England Center for Global Humanities.
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8/3/2024
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Recent Episodes

June 17, 2026
David Bennell: Investing in a Sustainable Future
<p>Affiliate Faculty of Sustainability in the University of New England College of Business, David Bennell discusses his work with companies and investors to integrate natural capital into their strategic decision-making and reflects on how the humanities can help create a sustainable future.</p>

May 22, 2026
Jonathan D. Reich: Rethinking Lindbergh's Legacy
<p>Johns Hopkins School of Medicine cardiologist Jonathan D. Reich discusses his new book, A Convenient Villain, in which he applies his lens as a medical doctor, aerospace engineer, and Jewish American to present a more charitable account of Charles Lindbergh’s controversial life than previous biographers have offered. </p>

April 16, 2026
Chuck Radis: Disentangling Medical Mysteries
<p>Doctor of Osteopathy Chuck Radis draws from his recent book The Mystery in the Room to discuss how his human skills have combined with his medical expertise to enable his success as a Maine island doctor and rheumatologist.</p><p><br /></p>
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