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Wicked Problem

An Interview with E. Ann Kaplan

Michael Rubenstein talks to E. Ann Kaplan about her latest book, "Climate Trauma: Foreseeing the Future in Dystopian Film and Fiction."                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   

Cycling to ASLE       

Michael Rubenstein, Justin Johnston, and Stephen Pallas talk to Caity Swanson and David Rodriguez about their upcoming cycling  trip to Detroit, MI for the 12th Biennial ASLE conference and their panel "Biking to ASLE: Travel Experience & Conference Form."                                                                                

Coming Soon: Episode 3 

Modernity, Climate Change, and Energy

A panel of presentations from Greg Clinton, Mark Pingree, and Mike Tondre. 

 

 

"Wicked Problem" is a podcast produced by the Environmental Humanities Faculty Development Seminar at Stony Brook University. Funding was provided by Stony Brook University's Faculty in the Arts, Humanities and lettered Social Sciences (FAHSS) Grants for a project called "Witnessing Climate Change."