Fordham Conversations

Tapping into the Fordham University community to uncover and discuss issues that impact our world, near and far. Sundays at 6am with host Robin Shannon.

The Shortage - A Thrill Novel

Fordham Conversations host Robin Shannon talks with Author Ben Adducchio about his novel The Shortage. The thriller is about a young journalist, i

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The Search for Siblings and Other Genetic Relatives

An alumni and investigative journalist from Westchester County, New York decided to do some investigating into his own life. Curtis Brodner was co

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Highlighting Student Journalists

Fordham Conversations taps into Fordham University experts, scholars, authors and staff to discuss and uncover issues that impact our world. In ad

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The Bronx: Exploration and Education

The Bronx has been working to shake the bad reputation it received half a century ago. The borough has come a long way from the crime and politica

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Human-sized penguins and Animal Rights

On this week's Fordham Conversations:

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Understanding Poverty in Puerto Rico

The U.S.

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Do Emotions Belong In The Workplace?

Fordham Conversations host Robin Shannon talks with Donna Lehmann, Assistant Vice President for Marketing at Fordham University.

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Soul Fire Farm and The History of the Black Agricultural Experience: Part 2

Fordham Conversations guest host David Goodwin, Assistant Director of the Center on Religion and Culture, talks with Leah Penniman who has been wor

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Soul Fire Farm and The History of the Black Agricultural Experience: Part 1

America’s agricultural and food systems are intertwined with the country’s long history of slavery and racism.