The Artist's Scalpel
Artist Jean-Ulrick Désert joins us for a conversation about the power and responsibility of art. How do we confront hatred in the world? Creativity is...
All Things Grinnell
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All Things Grinnell tells stories of Grinnell, past, present, and future. Host Ben Binversie interviews students, faculty, alumni, staff, community members, and visiting speakers, discussing research, campus life, and current issues of cultural, economic, social, and political significance.
Music: Dartanyan Brown's Perfect Sport
Dartanyan Brown has been on a quest "to find sounds and vibrations that are healing to people or motivating to people." In liberal arts fashion, that ...
Just Food for a Just World
There has never been a fair, just, or healthy food system in the United States of America. So how do we get there? LaDonna Redmond starts off the thir...
Either/Or
Alex Reich ‘11 joins us to discuss his time at Grinnell, his Watson Fellowship journey, and the dangers of black and white thinking, especially in rel...
Martha Graham Cracker: A Different Kind of Drag
Dito Van Reigersberg visited Grinnell to perform his heralded Martha Graham Cracker Cabaret drag show. On this episode, Ben Binversie '17 talks with D...
Pink Neighbor
There's a party, and everyone's invited! We launch into the universe of Pink Neighbor with Erik Jarvis '12 and Katie In '13, two Grinnell alums who ca...
Written in Stone: Toni Morrison
This episode is dedicated to the late Nobel laureate and Pulitzer Prize-winning author, editor, and teacher, Toni Morrison. Ben Binversie '17 talks wi...
Dealing Hope
Hasan Davis shares his story of becoming a "hope dealer," overcoming challenging circumstances, learning disabilities, and numerous setbacks to find h...
Marching for Climate Action
We talk with with Ed Fallon, former Iowa legislator and founder of Bold Iowa, about marching for climate action and creating awareness of the climate ...
Voting Rights: Devil in the Details
Doug Hess '91, assistant professor of political science, has researched the National Voter Registration Act basically since it was passed by Congress ...