Moraine Valley Community College Library Podcast
From Monroe Doctrine to the Donroe Doctrine: US History and Latin America
Democracy Commitment Coordinator Kevin Navratil hosts a discussion with Dr. Josh Fulton, faculty member of history.

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Moraine Valley Community College Library Podcast
Democracy Commitment Coordinator Kevin Navratil hosts a discussion with Dr. Josh Fulton, faculty member of history.
Moraine Valley Community College Library Podcast
From blockbuster starships to immersive video game worlds, popular culture does far more than entertain us. It shapes how we see ourselves, each other, and the future. In this talk, MVCC Faculty members, Carey Millsap-Spears will explore how TV, film, and gaming create powerful narratives about identity, power, technology, and fear. Drawing on her work as the author of Star Trek Discovery and the Female Gothic and contributor to Set Phasers to Teach!: Star Trek in Research and Teaching, and other works, she will show how even the βgeekiestβ stories reveal deep cultural anxieties and hopes.
Moraine Valley Community College Library Podcast
Drawing on his research in fandom, games, and popular culture, DePaul University professor Paul Booth examines how media texts like Doctor Who invite audiences to imagine new futures, question authority, and rethink what justice looks like. Booth is Associate Dean of Student Affairs and Engagement in the College of Communication and the author or editor of more than ten books, including Adventures Across Space and Time: A Doctor Who Reader, Watching Doctor Who, and Entering the Multiverse. He is also the organizer of the annual DePaul Pop Culture Conference, where fans and scholars gather to discuss everything from time travel...
Moraine Valley Community College Library Podcast
History is riddled with tales of leaders courting authoritarianism and dictatorial desires when leading institutions, organizations, and countries. Some who enter positions of authority with the best of intentions at times fall prey to the temptation of self-gratifying motives. Is this human nature or a function of the ways in which society conceptualizes leadership? What role do associates, supporters, and constituents play? For those who have resisted the lure of self-aggrandizement, were there certain protocols and characteristics that keep them balanced, or were these individuals skilled at not being exposed? This conversation explores this failure (or fallacy) of leadership and...
Moraine Valley Community College Library Podcast
Palestinians in Gaza, the West Bank, Jerusalem, and historic Palestine continue to struggle for justice and liberation after 79 years of occupation. Join us for a talk on the goals of the Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) movement, which advocates for an end to Israeli complicity in Palestinian human rights violations.
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