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The Hauenstein Center Collection

The Hauenstein Center is proud to introduce The Collection, an assortment of podcast episodes from different series. Off The Stage Podcast takes some of the brightest minds from various backgrounds and political ideologies off the stage to share the passion and curiosity behind their expertise and experiences, plus hear their answers to some fun questions asked by our listeners! The Rewind plays back different Hauenstein Center events, in audio form! gvsu.edu/hc/podcast

#85: Amity Shlaes

52 mins; March 16, 2020

#84: Steve Luxenberg

46 mins; February 05, 2020

#83: David Roll

55 mins; January 04, 2020

#82: Danielle Allen

27 mins; January 04, 2020

#81: Jeffrey Rosen

46 mins; January 04, 2020

#80: Lynne Olson

25 mins; January 04, 2020

#79: Gerald Russello on The University Bookman and Conservative Magazines

49 mins; February 14, 2018

#78: Christy Coleman: How Shall We Remember?

66 hours 39 mins; January 25, 2018

#77: Maggie Doherty on Mary McCarthy, Tillie Olsen, and the Work of Writing

52 mins; January 11, 2018

#76: Sophie Pinkham on the Russian Revolution

30 mins; January 05, 2018

#75: Retrospective: Dan Drezner and Jo Livingstone

36 mins; December 22, 2017

#74: Retrospective: Jonny Thakkar and Caitlin Zaloom

28 mins; December 15, 2017

#73: Citizens United: Ian Millhiser Debates Hans von Spakovsky

39 mins; December 08, 2017

#72: Josephine Livingstone on Cultural Criticism and Leaving the Academy

52 mins; November 29, 2017

#71: Dan Varner on Leadership in Detroit

43 mins; November 17, 2017

#70: Hank Meijer on Arthur Vandenberg

56 mins; November 13, 2017

#69: Andrew Hartman on Marx Today

51 mins; November 03, 2017

#68: Juliet Fleming Defends Jacques Derrida

40 mins; October 30, 2017

#67: Erik S. McDuffie on Black Midwestern History

53 mins; October 19, 2017

#66: David Brooks and Ronald C. White on Character and the Presidency of Gerald R. Ford

76 hours 38 mins; October 13, 2017

#65: Wheelhouse Talks: Senator Rebekah Warren on Bipartisan Leadership

66 hours 22 mins; October 09, 2017

#64: Andrew Spear on Epistemic Porn

47 mins; September 28, 2017

#63: Janet Napolitano and Christine Todd Whitman Talk Politics and Leadership

75 hours 56 mins; September 21, 2017

#62: Martha Jones on Campus Politics and the Free Speech Debate

39 mins; September 15, 2017

#61: Scott St. Louis on the Public Humanities and Sharing Knowledge

41 mins; September 05, 2017

#60: The Wheelhouse Talks: Michael DeWilde and Charles Pazdernik

51 mins; August 28, 2017

#59: Cornel West and Robert George: A Workable Armistice in the Culture Wars?

85 hours 42 mins; August 18, 2017

#58: Hitchens V. Hitchens: Brothers Debate the War in Iraq and the Existence of God

121 hours 46 mins; August 15, 2017

#57: Kate Medina on Random House, editing EL Doctorow, and reading James Joyce

49 mins; August 03, 2017

#56: Sam Anderson on literary criticism (Part 2)

44 mins; July 28, 2017

#55: Sam Anderson on literary criticism (Part 1)

41 mins; July 20, 2017

#54: Teresa Mathew on Religion, Race, and the Life of a Freelance Journalist

68 hours 13 mins; July 13, 2017

#53: Politics and Journalism, Left and Right (Part 2)

51 mins; July 06, 2017

#52: Politics and Journalism, Left and Right

53 mins; June 30, 2017

#51: Keisha Blain on African American Intellectual History and Public Intellectualism

61 hours 5 mins; June 22, 2017

#50: Christopher Nelson on St. John's College

70 hours 14 mins; June 15, 2017

#49: Peter Kalkavage on Music and Metaphysics

50 mins; June 08, 2017

#48: Jon Lauck on the literary history of the midwest

53 mins; June 01, 2017

#47: Chadd Dowding, Micaela Cole, and Matthew Oudbier on student leadership post-election 2016

57 mins; May 25, 2017

#46: Jess Row on "Your Face in Mine" and race in contemporary American fiction

69 hours 5 mins; May 18, 2017

#45: David Sehat on the Invention of the Founding Fathers

66 hours 10 mins; May 11, 2017

44: Clifford Siskin on "System: The Shaping of Modern Knowledge"

59 mins; April 27, 2017

#43: Daniel Drezner on Public Intellectuals, Thought Leaders, and the Ideas Industry

45 mins; April 20, 2017

#42: Scott St. Louis on the pursuit of common ground

55 mins; April 13, 2017

#41: Martha C. Nussbaum on Anger and Revolutionary Justice

108 hours 38 mins; April 06, 2017

#40: John Waters on the Easter Rising

81 hours 39 mins; March 30, 2017

#39: Katie Gordon on Interfaith Understanding in America

45 mins; March 22, 2017

#38: David Parsons on The Nostalgia Trap and leftists in the trenches

65 hours 17 mins; March 15, 2017

#37: Nikole Hannah Jones and Jason Riley Discuss Race and the American Dream

77 hours 54 mins; March 08, 2017

#36: Jeremy Young on Charisma in American politics

56 mins; March 01, 2017

#35: Gleaves Whitney on President Trump's first month in office.

52 mins; February 22, 2017

#34: Noura Erakat on Trump's immigration ban and U.S. Middle East policy

47 mins; February 15, 2017

#33: James Panero on The New Criterion Pt. 2

33 mins; February 10, 2017

#32: James Panero on The New Criterion Pt. 1

34 mins; February 08, 2017

#31: Emma Green on religion in American politics

42 mins; February 01, 2017

#30: Caitlin Zaloom on Public Books

49 mins; January 25, 2017

#29: Jonny Thakkar on The Point

49 mins; January 19, 2017

#28: 2016: A Retrospective

80 hours 14 mins; January 11, 2017

#27: Rita Felski on Literary Criticism and the Limits of Critique

41 mins; December 21, 2016

#26: Akhil Reed Amar on the Constitution today

93 hours 13 mins; December 14, 2016

#25: Sarah Leonard on Election 2016, the Democratic Party, and the Left

37 mins; December 07, 2016

#24: Mark Carnes on Reacting to the Past

46 mins; December 01, 2016

#23: Gleaves Whitney on How Trump Won

54 mins; November 23, 2016

#22: Heather Hendershot on William F Buckley and Political Talk Shows

60 hours 15 mins; November 16, 2016

#21: Martha Jones on the Intellectual History of Black Women

47 mins; November 09, 2016

#20: Bhaskar Sunkara on Jacobin and the Future of the Left

44 mins; November 02, 2016

#19: Gleaves Whitney on Stephen Tonsor

50 mins; October 26, 2016

#18: Bradley J. Birzer on Russell Kirk and Conservatism, Then and Now

44 mins; October 19, 2016

#17: Andrew Hartman on the Culture Wars, Then and Now

53 mins; October 12, 2016

#16: Matthew Continetti on Trump, Clinton, and the Washington Free Beacon

39 mins; October 05, 2016

#15: H.W. Brands on Ronald Reagan

36 mins; September 28, 2016

#14: Can We Find Common Ground between Israel and Palestine?

100 hours 45 mins; September 21, 2016

#13: Natalia Mehlman Petrzela on Classroom Wars

48 mins; September 14, 2016

#12: Jonathan White on Terrorism

50 mins; September 08, 2016

#11: Back to School with Louis Menand and Alan Charles Kors

65 hours 44 mins; August 31, 2016

#10: Back to School with Eva Brann

57 mins; August 24, 2016

#9 Jon Lauck on the Revival of Midwestern History

50 mins; August 17, 2016

#8: Raymond J. Haberski Jr., Paul V. Murphy, and Natalia Mehlman-Petrzela

77 hours 27 mins; August 07, 2016

#7: Daniel Oppenheimer On Exit Right

60 hours 43 mins; August 03, 2016

#6: George H. Nash on The Conservative Intellectual Movement Since 1945

61 hours 26 mins; July 26, 2016

#5: Ian Millhiser on the Supreme Court

55 mins; July 18, 2016

#4: Maureen Corrigan on The Great Gatsby

50 mins; July 11, 2016

#1: Michael Ignatieff on Politics and Common Ground

35 mins; July 04, 2016

#2: Daniel McCarthy on The American Conservative

44 mins; July 03, 2016

#3: E.J. Dionne, Jr. on Why the Right Went Wrong

54 mins; July 03, 2016

Introducing: Common Ground

1 min; April 13, 2016

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