You Are What You Eat
It's all about food and how it’s more than just a source of energy.
Robin Shannon
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.
Slavery, and the Troubled History of America’s Universities.
Conversations about America's history reiterates the idea that the progressive north led the opposition to slavery against the racist South. But i
Understanding “Twenty-Somethings" and Redefining Generation Y
Robin Shannon
From the Projects to the Podium
Fordham Conversations Host Robin Shannon talks with Author and Fordham Alumni Valerie Irick Rainford.
BX Hot Sauce, Community Gardens and Refugees
Fordham Conversations Host Robin Shannon talks with members of The Bronx Greenmarket Hot Sauce about their
(L to R Daniel Fitzgerald, Sheryll Durrant, Julia Fitzgerald) [Photo Source] Robin Shannon
Lombardi and Landry
Most football fans know the success story of Coach Vince Lombardi’s days with Green Bay, and Coach Tom Landry’s days with Dallas. But what may not
Ernie Palladino at WFUV
Fordham Conversations: Peer Health Exchange
Fordham University’s Eva Li is a Peer Health Exchange volunteer.
Eva Li
Fordham Conversations: Back to College
Host Chris Williams talks to people who, in one way or another, have gone back to college.
Fordham Conversations: Red Like Wine
Red Like Wine, The North Fork Harbor Vineyard Murders, is a sometimes comical, always intriguing mystery fermenting in quaint North Fork Harbor on
Robin Shannon
Fordham Conversations: Spies and Surveillance
Do you know who's watching you?
This week, Fordham Conversations is all about spies and surveillance. WFUV's Connor Ryan reports on NYC's surveillance cameras and how some people feel their privacy is being invaded. Then, Chris Williams talks to Spy Store NYC owner Bob Leonard about different types of spying equipment and the reasons for using them. Fordham University professor Al Auster discusses how spies have been portrayed in film, and how that differs from actual espionage.
