Podcast appearances and mentions of robin ladouceur

Welcome to Episode 9 of Fowl Mouths Podcast! This episode features an interview with Robin Ladouceur, conservationist, activist, and a friend of birds everywhere. We talked about everything from staying energized and positive in a world where the controlling political party is attempting to destroy the very planet itself, to the small steps each one...

Sandra Sanneh, Senior Lector in the Department of African Studies and Director of the Program in African Languages at Yale University, answers questions about the history and interconnectedness of language and politics in South Africa. This interview explores the issues of how language has affected politics and society, and vice versa, in South Africa. Robin Ladouceur, Ph.D. is the interviewer.

Risa Sodi, Senior Lector II, Language Program Director and Director of Undergraduate Studies of the Italian Department at Yale University, answers questions about Primo Levi, including his experience of the Holocaust, his works, and his death by suicide in 1987. A netcast from the Center for Language Study's "Language and Culture" series. Robin Ladouceur, Ph.D. is the interviewer.

A netcast from the Center for Language Study's "Language and Culture" series. Risa Sodi, Senior Lector II, Language Program Director and Director of Undergraduate Studies of the Italian Department at Yale University, answers questions about the experience of Jews in Italy, from the founding of the Italian Jewish community two thousand years ago to the Holocaust. Part 1 of 2. Robin Ladouceur, Ph.D. is the interviewer.

A netcast from the Center for Language Study's "Language and Culture" series. This conversation covers such issues as how students can best prepare for language study at the university level, the role foreign language study plays in the context of globalization, how to combine language study with a major field of concentration, and how high school language study differs from college language study. Robin Ladouceur is the interviewer.