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Crystal Rudds, assistant professor of English, explores the genre and cultural movement of Afrofuturism – an intellectual philosophy that brings together an investment in the African diasporic past with the possibilities of technology.

Each February, the United States celebrates Black History month to celebrate the achievements of African Americans and honor their central role in history. Eric Herschthal, assistant professor of history explains its origin, its essential purpose and why Black history is American history.

In this episode, Brock Bernstein, Kowhai Anderson, and Tess Roundy discuss the magnitude 5.7 earthquake that took place in Salt Lake City on March 18, 2020. In this episode, you will hear two different perspectives on what these earthquakes mean, from both residents of Salt Lake City and a seismologist at the University of Utah.

Humanities Radio Presents: Comm 4670

In this episode, Brock Bernstein, Kowhai Anderson, and Tess Roundy discuss the windstorm that took place in Utah on September 8, 2020.

Humanities Radio Presents: Comm 4670

Humanities Radio Presents: Comm 4670

Welcome ghost fanatics! “Ghosting U” is back again with more spooky stories. On this week's episode of Ghosting U, our ghost town members talk to a ghost hunter, Shelby Ricker, to learn about EVPS and how they pick up sounds and phrases made by ghosts. We also get a look at the haunted Rio Grande Station in downtown Salt Lake City. Then we learn about tombstones and haunted places in cemeteries around the area from cemetery goer, Elizabeth Clifford. One guarantee from your Ghost Town cast, Raging Ryker, Murderous Emily, Nightmare Nina, and Horrifying Hannah is to always provide stories that scare.