Fordham Conversations: Freaks, Monsters, and Disgust
Fordham Conversations Host Chris William and his guests examine why we are drawn to the monstrous, the grotesque and other human oddities.
[Photo Credit] Shinerunner (talk), Wikipeida
Conversations
Freaks, Monsters, and Disgust
Fordham Conversations Host Chris William and his guests examine why we are drawn to the monstrous, the grotesque and
[Photo Credit] Shinerunner (talk), Wikipeida
Fordham Conversations: Endometriosis: The Impact on Physical and Mental Health
Fordham Conversations Host Robin Shannon talks with Social Worker, Advocate and Fordham Alumni Casey Berna.
Robin Shannon
Black Catholics Black Churches: Part 2
Fordham Conversation continues last week's discussion on faith among Black Ameri
(Courtesy: Fordham University & CRC)
A Conversations with Pulitzer Prize-winning Journalist Loretta Tofani
Fordham Conversations host Robin Shannon talks with
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The Psychology of Networking
Most professionals will tell you networking is an essential part of business and some people are better at it than others when it comes to forming
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Qatar-Gulf Crisis
People may know the nation of Qatar for its international airline, “Qatar Airways” or its international news station Al Jazeera.
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Fordham Conversations: Ageing and Vision Loss
Helping seniors cope with vision loss
A recent poll found blindness ranked 4th as the condition most feared by Americans, following AIDS, Cancer and Alzheimer’s Disease.
Fordham Conversations: From the Projects to the Podium
Rainford recounts the struggles of her past and her aspirtations to help others find a "brighter tomorrow" in their future.
On this week's Fordham Conversations we hear from Fordham Alumni and Author Valerie Irick Rainford. She's discussing her book "Until the Brighter Tomorrow: One Woman's Courageous Climb from the Projects to the Podium".
Fordham Conversations: Jesuit Martyrs of El Salvador
Remembering The Jesuit Martyrs of El Salvador-- 25 years later.
