In this episode of How To Ruin Dinner, Mandi Barrington leads us through the complicated maze of Gender Studies as an educator and an “accidental […] Read More

And you thought that Philosophy 101 course had no real-world application, Ha!.  Georgette Dumont clears up that mistaken notion.  In this episode we discuss the […] Read More

HTRD is thrilled to begin our 2021 Fall series of discussions on activism with Assistant Professor of Political Science and Public Administration at UNF, Emily […] Read More

Bobby Greco and Matt Sturchio: Biology Graduate Students at work in the Estuaries and Marshlands of North Florida There is a lot to discuss in […] Read More

Dr. Smith isn’t afraid of muck or shy about explaining how humans contribute to the detritus and pollution that clog the rivers and estuaries critical […] Read More

This episode we welcome Professor Joshua Gellars to HTRD. A political scientist, Dr. Gellers tackles the small problems: refugees and disaster relief, the origins and […] Read More

Ok, that’s not exactly what we talk about in this episode, but it is what Dr. Casamatta does in his lab, where he studies cyanobacterial […] Read More

In this first episode of 2021, we return to the political discussions of 2020. Dr. Julie Ingersoll, the UNF, Religious Studies chairperson, discusses her work […] Read More

Just in time for the holidays, Family Fights on HTRD If you’ve vowed to create a tranquil holiday season, listen as my nephew Xavier Flory […] Read More

Evan Maslin is a UNF graduate who now works for U.S. Congressman Anthony Brindisi as an International Public Policy Intern in New York. We talk […] Read More