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
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.
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.
You Are What You Eat
How can food shape our identity?
20 Somethings
Emerging Adulthood and 20 Somethings and the Church
Superfine Soultime
Originally aired on September 22, 2012 and Hosted by Mary Willson.
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Fordham Conversations: Members Only
A look inside one of Manhattan's exclusive social clubs and gentrification in the Bronx.
This week Fordham Conversations features stories about membership. Whether you're a member of a social club, or a member of a community, there are pros and cons to membership. First, we talk to Alan Linn.
Pests of New York City
From Mussels to Rats
On this week’s Fordham Conversations we explore two pests that have shown up around New York.
Fordham Conversations: The Origins Of The Largest Transit System In The Word
A History of the MTA
Ever wonder why some subways are numbered and some are lettered? Or, when the MTA came into existence? How about how will the 2nd Ave. subway benefit the city of New York?
Fordham Conversations: Raise The Age
What is the effect of trying teens as adults in New York's Criminal Justice System?
Fordham Conversations: Training New World Journalists in a Conventional Society
What its like to teach journalism in one of the wealthiest yet conservative countries
Qatar is considered one of the wealthiest countries in the world and traditionally one of the most conservative. Yet western culture is beginning to influence younger generations, especially when it comes to news.
