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Voices of Excellence from Arts and Sciences

Voices of Excellence from Arts and Sciences

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Voices focuses on the innovative work being done by faculty and staff in the College of Arts and Sciences at the Ohio State University. Listen in to find out what's new now!

Michelle WibbelsmanEpisode • Oct 18, 2022

Categories keep us alive, says Vladimir SloutskyEpisode • Sep 28, 2022

David Brakke explains how the Gnostics influenced The MatrixEpisode • Jun 22, 2022

How to be curious, with Doug AlsdorfEpisode • Jun 15, 2022

Jesse Fox: Virtual reality mythbusterEpisode • Jun 8, 2022

Siri, which OSU researcher is on this week's Voice of Excellence? "It's Michael White"Episode • Jun 1, 2022

Mindfulness meditation can improve mental and physical health, says Ruchika PrakashEpisode • May 25, 2022

Making sense of African-Brazilian History, with Isis Barra CostaEpisode • May 11, 2022

Examining the complexity of ethics with Tristram McPhersonEpisode • May 4, 2022

What can minions reveal about child language acquisition? John Grinstead explainsEpisode • Apr 27, 2022

Virginia Rich looks at how the Earth's biosphere will react to climate changeEpisode • Apr 20, 2022

"History is detective work," says historian Sam WhiteEpisode • Apr 13, 2022

David Steigerwald asks, "How in control are you of your life?"Episode • Apr 6, 2022

Richard Samuels on "Why are we able to count?"Episode • Mar 30, 2022

"What was reality in the past?" Greg Anderson asksEpisode • Mar 23, 2022

Alex Thompson looks at how climate change agreements have evolvedEpisode • Mar 17, 2022

How have Haitian authors hacked classical forms? Tom Hawkins tells allEpisode • Mar 9, 2022

Sarah-Grace Heller answers "What was shopping like in medieval Paris?"Episode • Mar 2, 2022

A Passage Through India: How Scott Levi's Study Abroad trip led to a career studying Central AsiaEpisode • Feb 23, 2022

Bruce Weinberg, professor of economics, studies the economics of innovation and creativityEpisode • Feb 16, 2022

Gregory Jusdanis looks at the poet C. P. Cavafy and blossoming in middle ageEpisode • Feb 9, 2022

The metaverse is not just for Marvel, says Kevin RichardsEpisode • Feb 2, 2022

What kind of animals are those? Questions of Art with Michael MercilEpisode • Jan 26, 2022

The importance of vision for emotions to Michelangelo: Christian KleinbubEpisode • Jan 19, 2022

Sedentary versus pastoralist logic with Mark MoritzEpisode • Jan 12, 2022

How errors in protein formation lead to diseasesEpisode • Jan 5, 2022

For Rebekah Matheny, architecture takes you to the front door, but interior design takes you inEpisode • Dec 15, 2021

Elizabeth Hewitt on the Speculative Fiction of Alexander HamiltonEpisode • Dec 8, 2021

Russ Fazio on whether we mean what we say on surveysEpisode • Dec 1, 2021

Jared Gardner on how comics have long focused on the environmentEpisode • Nov 29, 2021

Have you been reading Dickens all wrong? Maybe, says Robyn WarholEpisode • Nov 3, 2021

Mark Rudoff on simultaneously looking forward and backwardEpisode • Oct 28, 2021

Independent voters respond more to negative ads, says Richard PettyEpisode • Oct 20, 2021

Got a crisis? Lanier Holt knows what you should sayEpisode • Oct 13, 2021

Plants can move: Maria Miriti tells us howEpisode • Oct 6, 2021

Allison Bean on how new communication systems impact people with autismEpisode • Sep 29, 2021

Piers Turner explores the many interests of John Stuart MillEpisode • Sep 22, 2021

Unions, social media, and social movements: The research of Andrew MartinEpisode • Sep 15, 2021

Dana Kletchka: Are museums for objects or people?Episode • Sep 8, 2021

How did humans evolve? Scott McGraw explores this and moreEpisode • Sep 1, 2021

Why do people write? Benjamin Hoffmann thinks it's about posterityEpisode • Aug 25, 2021

Robert Holub explains Nietzsche's Jewish ProblemEpisode • Aug 18, 2021

Making the inner ear cool: Eric BielefeldEpisode • Aug 11, 2021

What computer simulations tell us about the influence of social networks: Robert BondEpisode • Aug 4, 2021

Are your political views hereditary? Skylar Cranmer's brain scan research suggests it isEpisode • Aug 3, 2021

How do cells make decisions?: Adriana Dawes has answersEpisode • Jul 21, 2021

How a highly advanced microscope is like a record player, Jay GuptaEpisode • Jul 14, 2021

"We are interested in creating understanding:" Jennifer Willging on cultural studiesEpisode • Jul 7, 2021

John Low on understanding the importance of the Newark earthworksEpisode • Jun 30, 2021

Andrea Sims on what can and can't be a wordEpisode • Jun 23, 2021

"I fell in love with mountain glaciers as a mountaineer," Bryan MarkEpisode • Jun 16, 2021

Meg Daly on why animals choose their habitatEpisode • Jun 9, 2021

"Our annual conference is like the bar in Star Wars," says Peter MansoorEpisode • Jun 2, 2021

Julie Golomb looks at how our brains make sense of the worldEpisode • May 26, 2021

Robin Judd describes what military marriages were like after the HolocaustEpisode • May 19, 2021

Ludmila Isurin on the production of collective memory versus historyEpisode • May 12, 2021

Mari Noda: Learning a new language is performing as a believable, intelligent person in a cultureEpisode • May 5, 2021

Different languages follow similar evolutions, says Brian JosephEpisode • Apr 28, 2021

Think you know the Classical World? Think again, says Carolina Lopez-RuizEpisode • Apr 21, 2021

Prof. Zhengyu Liu on using the past to predict the future of climate dynamicsEpisode • Apr 14, 2021

The tension between the practical and the impractical: Reitter describes the crisis in HumanitiesEpisode • Apr 7, 2021

Miranda Martinez describes the best way to save for retirementEpisode • Mar 31, 2021

What is it to know something, and do dogs have knowledge? Declan Smithies knowsEpisode • Mar 24, 2021

How do people make difficult decisions?Episode • Mar 17, 2021

From Florida to the Antarctic: W. Berry Lyon's scientific journeyEpisode • Mar 10, 2021

Who were the first Americans? Mark Hubbe has some suggestionsEpisode • Mar 3, 2021

Listening to the COSMOS with Katherine Borst JonesEpisode • Feb 24, 2021

What makes us sick? Daniel Wozniak looks at the causesEpisode • Feb 17, 2021

An economist and a geographer meet in a forest...: Research by Darla MunroeEpisode • Feb 10, 2021

The Quirks of Quarks and Other Aspects of Quantum Mechanics with Yuri KovchegovEpisode • Feb 3, 2021

Jennifer Suchland on the Role of the Scholar in SocietyEpisode • Jan 27, 2021

Professor Susan Van Pelt Petry on turning COVID-19 into 19ChoreOVIDsEpisode • Dec 2, 2020

Voices of Excellence hits the century mark!Episode • Nov 18, 2020

Building capacity: Joni Acuff on collectives, movement work and the artsEpisode • Nov 11, 2020

Pioneering in the language program director field: Holly NibertEpisode • Nov 4, 2020

Newspaper ads are a great way to learn about a culture: Treva LindseyEpisode • Oct 28, 2020

Scott Swearingen: It's more than gunning down zombiesEpisode • Oct 14, 2020

Jennifer Brello on helping patients learn to speak againEpisode • Oct 7, 2020

Julia Nelson Hawkins on researching a pandemic while living in oneEpisode • Sep 30, 2020

Shannon Winnubst on “the past that is never past:” Anti-Blackness & Anti-IndigeneityEpisode • Sep 23, 2020

Katra Byram asks "How do Germans regard the mothers of World War II?"Episode • Sep 16, 2020

Nicholas Breyfogle on the impact of discounting Russia in 1991Episode • Sep 9, 2020

Judson Jeffries: Why the BLM protests look newEpisode • Sep 2, 2020

Kristi Williams discusses how 60% of US adults experience trauma before 18Episode • Aug 26, 2020

The ethical significance of reading, according to Prof. Ashley Hope PérezEpisode • Aug 19, 2020

Heather Allen and researching the underpinnings of scienceEpisode • Aug 12, 2020

Reconstruction, Green Books and Representation: Prof Trevon Logan on African American historyEpisode • Aug 5, 2020

Elena Foulis, podcaster: "Every time I interview a person...I'm learning something"Episode • Jul 29, 2020

Never the same word twice: Cynthia Clopper on the uniqueness of pronunciationEpisode • Jul 22, 2020

Elizabeth Cooksey and the survey that launched 10,000 articlesEpisode • Jul 15, 2020

Laura Kubatko: It's an exciting time to be working in biologyEpisode • Jul 8, 2020

Why did the chicken cross the road? Laura Wagner says it had a story to tellEpisode • Jun 24, 2020

Barry Green invites you to join the Inner Game of MusicEpisode • Jun 17, 2020

Prof. Meow Hui Goh on how people experience the collapse of a societyEpisode • Jun 10, 2020

Gina Osterloh on the pressure of lookingEpisode • Jun 3, 2020

Prof. Ola Ahlqvist tells us how to see the forest for the treesEpisode • May 27, 2020

Jim Phelan describes the power of narrativeEpisode • May 20, 2020

Don't Be Afraid of the Dark (Matter) says Annika PeterEpisode • May 13, 2020

Laughter and disruption from women comedians with Prof. Linda MizejewskiEpisode • May 6, 2020

Prof. Wendy Panero talks about what it's like to really be under pressureEpisode • Apr 29, 2020

Prof. Carmen Taleghani-Nikazm on how we use language to get help from otherEpisode • Apr 20, 2020

Professor Brad Bushman: MythbusterEpisode • Apr 15, 2020

Prof. Piperata looks at the impact on health of adapting to your circumstancesEpisode • Apr 8, 2020

Finding a celestial needle in a "haystack" of similar needles: Scott Gaudi's dilemmaEpisode • Mar 4, 2020

Making App-ropriate Dance: Hannah Kosstrin describes the KineScribe ProgramEpisode • Feb 25, 2020

Morality is a product of our emotions, says Justin D'ArmsEpisode • Feb 19, 2020

The impact of My Big Fat Greek Wedding and the Greek Crisis on Greek self-identityEpisode • Feb 12, 2020

"Columbus is perfectly poised right now to do something that Toronto initiated." -Goldberg-MillerEpisode • Feb 5, 2020

Do you form a mental image of a podcast host? Kathryn Campbell-Kibler has research for youEpisode • Jan 29, 2020

What popular soft drink gets its caffeine from waste tea leaves and coal? Bart Elmore knowsEpisode • Jan 22, 2020

Which Supreme Court Justice did Executive Dean Gretchen Ritter interview?Episode • Jan 15, 2020

When proteins go wrong: Amanda Hummon's cancer researchEpisode • Jan 8, 2020

Susan Melsop describes how to turn a bridge into a community resource centerEpisode • Dec 18, 2019

From hammer to nutcrackers to pins: The increasing sophistication of math with Roman HolowinskyEpisode • Dec 11, 2019

The data about your steak purchase is more valuable than the steak: Thomas WoodEpisode • Dec 4, 2019

Nandini Trivedi: How to make electrons flow (nearly) foreverEpisode • Nov 27, 2019

Theodora Dragostinova: "We realized change might be possible because the tanks did not show up"Episode • Nov 20, 2019

Anna Gawboy on realizing a revolutionary symphonic vision from 1910Episode • Nov 13, 2019

Amy Youngs wants you to get inside of photographsEpisode • Nov 6, 2019

Two Million Photos, 150 Years: Time and Change at Ohio StateEpisode • Oct 30, 2019

Michael Poirier wants to know: Why are some genes used and others aren't?Episode • Oct 23, 2019

Statistical modeling can coax more information out of medical studies, says Elly KaizarEpisode • Oct 16, 2019

Do you laugh or cry when a character cries on screen? Asks Laura PodalskyEpisode • Oct 9, 2019

Studying cell communication offers insight into development of embryos and cancer, says Susan ColeEpisode • Oct 2, 2019

Can We Teach Hope? Jennifer Cheavens Says "Yes"Episode • Sep 25, 2019

"Are longer commutes necessarily inefficient?" Morton O'Kelly says not necessarilyEpisode • Sep 18, 2019

United States nearly as politically polarized as post-civil war Mozambique: Paul BeckEpisode • Sep 11, 2019

Prof. John Beacom: Science is not about trying to memorize what's in a bookEpisode • Sep 4, 2019

Professor David Horn on cultural and historical studies of scienceEpisode • Aug 28, 2019

Why are we fascinated by horrifying or sad stories? Michael Slater has some thoughtsEpisode • Aug 21, 2019

The foundation of all universities is in arts and sciences, says Professor Janet Box-SteffensmeierEpisode • Aug 14, 2019

Diaspora, Beyoncé, and Law School: Prof. Simone Drake's Academic JourneysEpisode • Aug 7, 2019

Jim Fowler sees math everywhereEpisode • Jul 31, 2019

Asteroids isn't just fun to play; it has great physics, says Professor Chris OrbanEpisode • Jul 24, 2019

What's French? Prof. Danielle Marx-Scouras moves us beyond ParisEpisode • Jul 17, 2019

Karen Hutzel describes the making of art and cultural policyEpisode • Jul 10, 2019

Hearing loss can slow learning to read, says Prof. Gail WhitelawEpisode • Jul 5, 2019

Tomorrow, The World: Vice Provost Gil Latz Describes the Global Reach of The Ohio State UniversityEpisode • Jun 26, 2019

The Case of the Murderer Caught by Speech Scientist Robert FoxEpisode • Jun 19, 2019

Screening Trafficking: Yana Hashamova Describes Media Depictions of Human TraffickingEpisode • May 15, 2019

Why Do Viewers Find TV Mobsters So Attractive? Prof. Dana Renga Has a TheoryEpisode • May 8, 2019

How Did US Supreme Court Justices Divide along Party Lines? Lawrence Baum KnowsEpisode • May 1, 2019

Controlling Your Microbes: Michael IbbaEpisode • Apr 24, 2019

Professor Barry Shank says musical beauty builds communityEpisode • Apr 17, 2019

Provost: Ohio State Should be in ‘the Room Where It Happens’Episode • Apr 10, 2019

How did precious lapis lazuli end up on the teeth of a Medieval nun? Alison Beach has some ideas!Episode • Apr 3, 2019

Professor Osei Appiah Describes How We Move Beyond Racial Prejudice to Form a More Perfect UnionEpisode • Mar 27, 2019

Cultivation of corn caused problems for early humans, says Clark LarsenEpisode • Mar 20, 2019

What do Spanish, Quechua, and DACA have in common? A linguist named BabelEpisode • Mar 6, 2019

Can't make decisions? Prof. Ellen Peters' research can help you understand whyEpisode • Feb 27, 2019

Bord(hers) around Bodies: Professor Lucille Toth describes the Power of DanceEpisode • Feb 20, 2019

Harvey Miller uses new mobility data to understand cities and transportationEpisode • Feb 13, 2019

Jennifer Schlueter: Making Found Text into Theatrical EventsEpisode • Feb 6, 2019

What should you do during a bank run? Professor Peck gives adviceEpisode • Jan 30, 2019

Scientific curiosity is in the blood says Irina ArtsimovichEpisode • Jan 23, 2019

Sarah Iles Johnston sees stories as creating meaning and beliefsEpisode • Jan 16, 2019

Claudia Buchmann looks at gender reversal in higher educationEpisode • Jan 9, 2019

Professor Mytheli Sreenivas asks: “Are families primarily economic or emotional units?”Episode • Dec 19, 2018

Wendy Smooth on the the impact of race and gender on legislators' powerEpisode • Dec 12, 2018

What's the intersection of war and math? It's where Bear Braumoeller's research happensEpisode • Dec 5, 2018

Not your grandparents' English, says Janice AskiEpisode • Nov 28, 2018

Trailblazing female dance giants get new attention thanks to Harmony BenchEpisode • Nov 21, 2018

One Cool CATalyst: Robert Baker Works to Convert CO2 to a FuelEpisode • Nov 14, 2018

Hannah Shafaat Looks Deep into the Oceans and Gets AnswersEpisode • Nov 7, 2018

Yuan-Ming Lu Describes the Surprising Connection Between the Avengers' Thanos and Condensed MatterEpisode • Oct 31, 2018

Paloma Martinez-Cruz Seeks New PhilosophersEpisode • Oct 24, 2018

Ann Hamilton's Creativity Secret? Work comes from Paying AttentionEpisode • Oct 17, 2018

Steve Quiring Keeps an Eye on Temperatures Across the GlobeEpisode • Oct 5, 2018

Ann Cook Identifies the Most Pressing Continent for Global Change (it's not what you think)Episode • Oct 3, 2018

Abraham Badu Looks for Affordable Diagnostic ToolsEpisode • Sep 26, 2018

Frederick Luis Aldama Takes Comics SeriouslyEpisode • Sep 14, 2018

Michael Neblo is Optimistic about DemocracyEpisode • Sep 12, 2018

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