Dr. Joe Cernik and Lindenwood University students Sonja Blair, Moses Milan, and Jessie Basler discuss ''Class 11: My Story Inside The CIA's First Post-9/11 Spy Class'' by T.J. Waters. Dr. Cernik is Professor of Public Affairs at Lindenwood University and teaches a course on ''Appreciating Political Books'' in which students are invited to discuss books on politics, domestic and international, in a televised platform known as ''Insight.'' Insight is aired locally in St. Charles County, MO by...
Dr. Joe Cernik and Lindenwood University students Tania Contreras, Drew Strohecker, and Moses Milan discuss ''Gun Fight: The Battle Over the Right to Bear Arms in America'' by Adam Winkler. Dr. Cernik is Professor of Public Affairs at Lindenwood University and teaches a course on ''Appreciating Political Books'' in which students are invited to discuss books on politics, domestic and international, in a televised platform known as ''Insight.'' Insight is aired locally in St. Charles County, MO...
Dr. Joe Cernik and Lindenwood University students Drew Strohecker, Jessie Basler, and Maria Sanchez discuss ''Everything You Think You Know About Politics and Why You're Wrong'' by Kathleen Hall Jamieson. Dr. Cernik is Professor of Public Affairs at Lindenwood University and teaches a course on ''Appreciating Political Books'' in which students are invited to discuss books on politics, domestic and international, in a televised platform known as ''Insight.''
Dr. Joe Cernik and Lindenwood University students Sonja Blair, Drew Strohecker, and Moses Milan discuss ''The Dream: Martin Luther King, Jr., and the Speech that Inspired a Nation'' by Drew Hansen. Dr. Cernik is Professor of Public Affairs at Lindenwood University and teaches a course on ''Appreciating Political Books'' in which students are invited to discuss books on politics, domestic and international, in a televised platform known as ''Insight.'' Insight is aired locally in St. Charles...
Dr. Joe Cernik and Lindenwood University students Jonah Mead Van-Cort, Moses Milan, and Jessie Basler discuss ''The Making of Donald Trump'' by David Clay Johnston. Dr. Cernik is Professor of Public Affairs at Lindenwood University and teaches a course on ''Appreciating Political Books'' in which students are invited to discuss books on politics, domestic and international, in a televised platform known as ''Insight.'' Insight is aired locally in St. Charles County, MO by Lindenwood University...
Dr. Joe Cernik and Lindenwood University students Sonja Blair, Daniel Gilmore, and Maria Sanchez discuss ''Mastermind: How to Think Like Sherlock Holmes'' by Maria Konnikova. Dr. Cernik is Professor of Public Affairs at Lindenwood University and teaches a course on ''Appreciating Political Books'' in which students are invited to discuss books on politics, domestic and international, in a televised platform known as ''Insight.'' Insight is aired locally in St. Charles County, MO by Lindenwood...
Dr. Joe Cernik and Lindenwood University students Jessie Basler and Kyle Kisner discuss ''Kill All Normies: Online Culture Wars from 4chan and Tumblr to Trump and the Alt-Right'' by Angela Nagle. Dr. Cernik is Professor of Public Affairs at Lindenwood University and teaches a course on ''Appreciating Political Books'' in which students are invited to discuss books on politics, domestic and international, in a televised platform known as ''Insight.'' Insight is aired locally in St. Charles...
Dr. Joe Cernik and Lindenwood University students Marina Vela, Madison Liddle, and James Heckler discuss ''Reading the Comments: Likers, Haters, and Manipulators at the Bottom of the Web'' by Joseph Reagle, Jr.. Dr. Cernik is Professor of Public Affairs at Lindenwood University and teaches a course on ''Appreciating Political Books'' in which students are invited to discuss books on politics, domestic and international, in a televised platform known as ''Insight.'' Insight is aired locally in...
Dr. Joe Cernik and Lindenwood University students Tania Contreras, Marina Vela, and Madison Liddle discuss ''This is Why We Can't Have Nice Things: Mapping the Relationship Between Online Trolling and Mainstream Culture'' by Whitney Phillips. Dr. Cernik is Professor of Public Affairs at Lindenwood University and teaches a course on ''Appreciating Political Books'' in which students are invited to discuss books on politics, domestic and international, in a televised platform known as...
Dr. Joe Cernik and Lindenwood University students Johnny Peddicord and James Heckler discuss ''The Once and Future Liberal: After Identity Politics'' by Mark Lilla. Dr. Cernik is Professor of Public Affairs at Lindenwood University and teaches a course on ''Appreciating Political Books'' in which students are invited to discuss books on politics, domestic and international, in a televised platform known as ''Insight.'' Insight is aired locally in St. Charles County, MO by Lindenwood University...
Dr. Joe Cernik and Lindenwood University students Tania Contreras, Johnny Peddicord, and Marina Vela discuss ''The Broken Ladder: How Inequality Affects The Way We Think, Live, and Die'' by Keith Payne. Dr. Cernik is Professor of Public Affairs at Lindenwood University and teaches a course on ''Appreciating Political Books'' in which students are invited to discuss books on politics, domestic and international, in a televised platform known as ''Insight.'' Insight is aired locally in St....
Dr. Joe Cernik and Lindenwood University students Jacob Bauer and Madison Liddle discuss ''The World America Made'' by Robert Kagan. Dr. Cernik is Professor of Public Affairs at Lindenwood University and teaches a course on ''Appreciating Political Books'' in which students are invited to discuss books on politics, domestic and international, in a televised platform known as ''Insight.'' Insight is aired locally in St. Charles County, MO by Lindenwood University Television (LUTV), which feeds...
Dr. Joe Cernik and Lindenwood University students Jacob Bauer and Kyle Kisner discuss ''Fugitive Spring: Coming of Age in the '50s and '60s'' by Deborah Digges. Dr. Cernik is Professor of Public Affairs at Lindenwood University and teaches a course on ''Appreciating Political Books'' in which students are invited to discuss books on politics, domestic and international, in a televised platform known as ''Insight.'' Insight is aired locally in St. Charles County, MO by Lindenwood University...
Dr. Joe Cernik and Lindenwood University students Jessie Basler and Tania Contreras discuss ''Churchill'' by Paul Johnson. Dr. Cernik is Professor of Public Affairs at Lindenwood University and teaches a course on ''Appreciating Political Books'' in which students are invited to discuss books on politics, domestic and international, in a televised platform known as ''Insight.'' Insight is aired locally in St. Charles County, MO by Lindenwood University Television (LUTV), which feeds the...
Baking pie has never been more purposeful. From harvesting pumpkins at the local community garden to organizing special community dinner this episode is on mission to celebrate America's diversity while teaching kids and families how to cook and eat in more natural way.
Dr. Cernik is Professor of Public Affairs at Lindenwood University and teaches a course on ''Appreciating Political Books'' in which students are invited to discuss books on politics, domestic and international, in a televised platform known as ''Insight.'' Insight is aired locally in St. Charles County, MO by Lindenwood University Television (LUTV), which feeds the county's educational access programming channel.
Dr. Joe Cernik and Lindenwood University students Johnny Peddicord, Madison Liddle, and James Hecler discuss ''Trumped Up: How Criminalization of Political Differences Endangers Democracy'' by Alan Dershowitz. Dr. Cernik is Professor of Public Affairs at Lindenwood University and teaches a course on ''Appreciating Political Books'' in which students are invited to discuss books on politics, domestic and international, in a televised platform known as ''Insight.'' Insight is aired locally in...
Dr. Joe Cernik and Lindenwood University students Tania Contreras, Johnny Peddicord, and Marina Vela discuss ''The Death of Expertise: The Campaign Against Established Knowledge and Why It Matters'' by Tom Nichols. Dr. Cernik is Professor of Public Affairs at Lindenwood University and teaches a course on ''Appreciating Political Books'' in which students are invited to discuss books on politics, domestic and international, in a televised platform known as ''Insight.'' Insight is aired locally...