Space settlement is rapidly becoming ever more likely. Will it look like the utopian vision of Star Trek? Or the dark future of Star Wars? Can our earthly ways thrive in the cosmos? For the first episode of this new season, we are thrilled to be able to share with you a previously recorded program from Missouri Humanities. On Feb 17th, 2024, Missouri Humanities held their Keynote Event for the year’s signature series at the James S McDonnell Planetarium in St Louis, the perfect setting for this conversation featuring St. Louis Public Radio’s Elaine Cha and Dr. Erika Nesvold, astrophysicist and author of "Off Earth: Ethical Questions and Quandaries for Living in Outer Space."
S3 E2: What Do You Ask an Astronaut?
S2 E7: Roots & Routes of Indigenous Missouri
S2 E6: Preserving Hispanic Stories in Missouri
S2 E5: The Irish American Experience
S2 E4: The Roots of the Genealogy Craze
S2 E3: Black Movement Part 2: The Great Migration
S2 E2: Black Movement Part 1: The Exodusters
S2 E1: Where are We Going?
S1 E9: A "Digestif" with Missouri Humanities
S1 E8: Hunt. Fish. Gather. with Chef Nephi Craig (White Mountain Apache/Navajo)
S1 E7: Foraging the Missouri Ozarks with Bo Brown
S1 E6: "Won't You Feed My Neighbor" Panel Discussion
S1 E5: Adrian Miller, "The Soul Food Scholar"
S1 E4: Cookbooks as Cultural Heritage with Suzanne Corbett
S1 E3: Think-N-Drink, "Food and Community"
S1 E2: Women in Brewing with Bri Burrows and Abbey Spencer
S1 E1: Henry Kirklin Black Farmer Scholarship with Billy Polansky and Eddie Linzie
Season 1 Trailer: Eat, THINK, & Be Merry
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