Environmental Justice: A Conversation with Julian Aguon, Part II

Environmental Justice: A Conversation with Julian Aguon, Part II

In this two-part podcast Petra Fellow Julian Aguon of Guam visits with Marissa Knodel, a research assistant at Yale, about his work, which focuses on human and indigenous rights under international law — and about how he navigates his roles as a writer, activist and attorney.

Environmental Justice: A Conversation with Julian Aguon, Part I

Environmental Justice: A Conversation with Julian Aguon, Part I

In this two-part podcast Petra Fellow Julian Aguon of Guam visits with Marissa Knodel, a research assistant at Yale, about his work, which focuses on human and indigenous rights under international law — and about how he navigates his roles as a writer, activist and attorney.

New Directions in Environmental Law: A Conversation with Jeff Goodell, Part II

New Directions in Environmental Law: A Conversation with Jeff Goodell, Part II

Rolling Stone editor and environmental writer Jeff Goodell sits down with Aaron Reuben, a research assistant at Yale, for a three-part interview covering topics from environmental journalism to geoengineering.

New Directions in Environmental Law: A Conversation with Jeff Goodell, Part III

New Directions in Environmental Law: A Conversation with Jeff Goodell, Part III

Rolling Stone editor and environmental writer Jeff Goodell sits down with Aaron Reuben, a research assistant at Yale, for a three-part interview covering topics from environmental journalism to geoengineering.

A Conversation with Molly Haskell and Joyce Lee Malcolm

A Conversation with Molly Haskell and Joyce Lee Malcolm

Chris Gondek speaks with (1) film critic Molly Haskell about Gone with the Wind – the book and the film – and the uncanny symbiosis of Margaret Mitchell, David Selznick, and Vivian Leigh, and (2) Joyce Lee Malcolm about the never-before-told story of a New England slave boy turned soldier caught up in the American Revolution.