Lecture Topics and Speakers
- March 19: Dr. Qian Yuan discusses Earth's uniqueness and the moon formation's proposing that remnants of the hypothesized planet Theia persist in Earth's mantle.
- March 25: Francis explores the Jacobs potential for Irish reunification, examining historical, demographic, and political factors.
- April 1: Paulette Breau covers the Klondike Gold Rush, detailing the challenges faced by prospectors.
- April 15: Alan Freeland presents on AI chatbots, drawing parallels between their functioning and potential alien intelligence.
- April 29: Tom Douglis traces the history of Olympic branding and design from ancient times to the present.
- May 13: Allen Chubb discusses J.M..W Turner’s life and his influence on Impressionism.
- May 27: Wolfgang Schneider highlights Alexander von Humboldt's contributions to ecology and climate science.
- June 10 Harris: Sharon examines the of life art forger Han Vaneren Meeg and his controversial legacy.
- June 24: Lorna Poplak reviews the history of the death penalty in Canada, focusing on its abolition.
- July 8: Barry Lane provides an update on the Ukraine war, emphasizing its cultural impact on Odesa.
- July 22: Sandra Linton discusses China's involvement in cyber warfare and its implications.
- August 5: Frank Nicholson profiles Huey P. Long, a significant figure in Louisiana politics.
- August 19: Ron Krystynak analyzes the effects of Donald Trump's trade policies on global trade dynamics.
- September 2: Maria Chester presents on Teotihuacan, exploring its archaeological significance and cultural influence.
- September 16: Barry Lane recounts the history of Canadian Pacific and its role in travel and tourism.