Recent controversy has highlighted the importance of proper representation for Native American and indigenous peoples. Hear from an APU professor and member of the Sault tribe.
Black History Month is a time to explore the many contributions of Black people to American culture, but does it tend to focus on the extraordinary accomplishments and leave out the struggles and ongoing inequities?
Those who pursue art often feel that they must create, and the art comes from somewhere beyond themselves. Learn about one artist’s creative process and how she teaches writing.
War is a universal human problem, and it may be surprising that Buddhist societies are no exception and have a long history of war. Learn how Buddhists apply the concept of equanimity even in wartime.
Why is strength still associated with masculinity? In this episode, hear from a 24-year Marine Corps veteran about the cultural changes shifting the perception that strength and power are masculine traits.
Where does your news come from? Who’s reporting it and what are their biases? Learn the importance of media literacy and applying critical thought to media.
Are there truly any absolute and universal morals? Learn about moral relativism, the view that what people consider to be right and wrong depends on their own perspective or their cultural influences.
What do the Batman movies depict about society’s moral compass and how ethics and justice have changed over time? Learn how Batman represents philosophical conflicts and the pursuit of justice.