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Abolitionist thinking, practical realities, and radical change	University of Minnesota Press	52:28
Helen Hoover's Place in the Woods	University of Minnesota Press	53:39
On gender and sport	University of Minnesota Press	59:14
Navigating and challenging deep-seated racial injustices in the Midwest.	University of Minnesota Press	61:10
The perilous edge between patriotism and fascism	University of Minnesota Press	59:17
Anti-mafia organizing and solidarity movements in Italy	University of Minnesota Press	44:25
Retirement special: Publishing leaders look back at decades of transformation and tenacity in the industry.	University of Minnesota Press	53:56
Blindness and blind spots.	University of Minnesota Press	56:24
Medical technology and bodily authority	University of Minnesota Press	45:59
The digitized afterlives of cultural objects.	University of Minnesota Press	74:10
Indigenous filmmaking and futures	University of Minnesota Press	74:17
Surrealism and selfhood	University of Minnesota Press	62:48
“Not everybody has seven mothers.”	University of Minnesota Press	61:19
Nonbinary Jane Austen	University of Minnesota Press	61:10
Three economies of transcendence	University of Minnesota Press	63:46
Star Trek and the franchise era.	University of Minnesota Press	54:49
Pseudoscientific phenomena and cultural thought	University of Minnesota Press	50:23
Replacing the state.	University of Minnesota Press	68:03
Capitalism Hates You: Horror film and Marxist theory.	University of Minnesota Press	75:55
Typophoto and graphic design’s early years.	University of Minnesota Press	44:00
The dream of indefinite life.	University of Minnesota Press	66:54
How fascist ideas permeate contemporary culture.	University of Minnesota Press	62:36
Public history, memory, and building a tribal archive.	University of Minnesota Press	66:20
Has the city become history?	University of Minnesota Press	65:12
To live lightly on the planet.	University of Minnesota Press	57:10
Can we design better public streets?	University of Minnesota Press	77:08
Cinemal: Films and animals, majesty and mystery	University of Minnesota Press	36:04
Is aggression inevitable?	University of Minnesota Press	57:21
The rural Midwest, foreign policy, and the ways we do history	University of Minnesota Press	67:14
Judith Butler and Talia Mae Bettcher talk philosophy, personhood, resistance	University of Minnesota Press	46:46
Thinking elementally, from the microbe to the vast seafloor	University of Minnesota Press	50:52
Coral and coralations with Melody Jue and Ann Elias	University of Minnesota Press	39:43
Super 100th Spectacular!	University of Minnesota Press	121:06
Playhouses and the architecture of childhood.	University of Minnesota Press	71:06
“I want to be a living work of art”: On the Marchesa Luisa Casati	University of Minnesota Press	49:03
It’s a microbe’s world. We just live in it.	University of Minnesota Press	52:47
Our shared needs connect us: Writers respond to the science of animal conservation.	University of Minnesota Press	44:16
The partitioning of public education	University of Minnesota Press	69:41
Science Fiction and the Alt-Right	University of Minnesota Press	52:43
Public policy and the room where it happens.	University of Minnesota Press	69:14

Abolitionist thinking, practical realities, and radical change

University of Minnesota Press

52:28

Helen Hoover's Place in the Woods

University of Minnesota Press

53:39

On gender and sport

University of Minnesota Press

59:14

Navigating and challenging deep-seated racial injustices in the Midwest.

University of Minnesota Press

61:10