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Exclusive interviews and in-depth conversations with leading scholars, artists, historians, and fascinating people that have made significant contributions to their fields.
Richard Marranca talks all things Socrates with Dr. Paul Cartledge, Professor of Greek Culture at the University of Cambridge.
An interview with the Art Institute of Chicago's curator Katharine Raff about the museum's 2025 exhibition "Myth & Marble: Ancient Roman Sculpture from the Torlonia Collection."
Dimitrios Katsikis, known online as "the modern Hephaestus," talks about his collection of handcrafted ancient Greek armors.
1816 is known as the “year without a summer” because global temperatures dropped following a volcanic eruption, causing famine and death. Could this happen again?
Canada’s first female astronaut is also a renowned neurologist, nature photographer, and environmentalist. We discussed Dr. Bondar’s interdisciplinary work and upcoming book, ‘Space for Birds: Patterns and Parallels of Flight.’
An Experience of Ancient Egypt’s Cuisine with Dr. Sarah Doherty. Since the earliest times, Egypt was a powerhouse for agriculture and food production – that included beer, wine and honeyed desserts.
Dr. Mark Solms talks about his work as the translator of the “Revised Standard Edition of the Complete Psychological Works of Sigmund Freud”, the time Dali met Freud, and more.
An expert in African art, the new director of The Fralin Museum at the University of Virginia discusses the impact of global art and digital resources in American museums.