ESPL03114

The Songs of Willie Nelson

Presented by: Rod MacDonald & the Humdingers
Willie Nelson broke in as a Nashville songwriter by writing hits like Nightlife and Crazy (the most played song in the history of American j[...]

Available for purchase until Tuesday, June 30
Prerecorded presentation from Spring 2020
ESP03122

Sports in America: A Search for Heroes

Presented by: Joseph Dorinson
Three outstanding baseball players: a Jewish-American, an Italian-American, and an African-American brought pride to their respective ethnic groups an[...]

Available for purchase until Tuesday, June 30
Prerecorded presentation from Spring 2020
ESP03123

The Comedy of Alan King

Presented by: Ira Epstein
Alan King evolved from a traditional joke-telling comedian into an astute addresser of audiences. He was a product of borscht-belt humor who rose to i[...]

Available for purchase until Tuesday, June 30
Prerecorded presentation from Spring 2020
ESP03263

Katherine Graham: Pulitzer Prize Winner

Presented by: Rose Feinberg
Katherine Graham stands out as the first female publisher of a major newspaper during Watergate and the Pentagon Papers. She is a fascinating woman wh[...]

Available for purchase until Tuesday, June 30
Prerecorded presentation from Spring 2020
ESPL04223

Count Basie's Greatest Big Bands

Presented by: Mark Gridley
This program is a one-time celebration of the most exciting recordings and videos of the greatest of Count Basie's big bands. The journey culminat[...]

Available for purchase until Tuesday, June 30
Prerecorded presentation from Spring 2020
ESPL04083

Sherlock Holmes: More Real Than Life Itself

Presented by: Taylor Hagood
One of the most enduring characters ever created is the super-sleuth, Sherlock Holmes. His fame and fascination are so great that his own creator, Art[...]

Available for purchase until Tuesday, June 30
Prerecorded presentation from Spring 2020
ESP04022

Censored Cinema: The Hollywood Production Code

Presented by: Margery Marcus
The morality police had their hands full in the 1920s and 1930s. Women tested convention with shorter hemlines and bobbed hair, ultimately fighting fo[...]

Available for purchase until Tuesday, June 30
Prerecorded presentation from Spring 2020
ESP04023

Positive Psychology: The Skills of Cognitive Reframing

Presented by: Priscilla Marotta
Join in learning how to change your feelings by changing how you think. The world is a complicated place. As you grew up, you did not get a manual on [...]

Available for purchase until Tuesday, June 30
Prerecorded presentation from Spring 2020
ESPL04092

The World in 2040

Presented by: Jeffrey Morton
Join Jeffrey Morton, PhD for this special one-time lecture that traces the evolution of world politics over the course of the past twenty years and lo[...]

Available for purchase until Tuesday, June 30
Prerecorded presentation from Spring 2020
ESPL04172

Grading US Secretaries of State Since World War II

Presented by: Jeffrey Morton
Foreign Policy Association Fellow, Jeffrey Morton, PhD compares and contrasts U.S. Secretaries of State since World War II in this new one-time lectur[...]

Available for purchase until Tuesday, June 30
Prerecorded presentation from Spring 2020
ESP03111

Walking the Israel-Lebanon-Syria Tri-border 

Presented by: Robert G. Rabil

In this special lecture, Rabil will walk you through the maps, challenges, threats and prospects surrounding what has become the most[...]


Available for purchase until Tuesday, June 30
Prerecorded presentation from Spring 2020
ESPL03183

Living with the Atomic Bomb: 1945-65

Presented by: Michael Scheibach
This presentation examines the impact of the atomic bomb on men, women, and children in the early years of the Cold War and the Atomic Age. It covers [...]

Available for purchase until Tuesday, June 30
Prerecorded presentation from Spring 2020
ESPl05121

Calm Before the Storm

Presented by: Kevin Wagner
This lecture will give an in-depth look at the race for the White House. Using engaging visuals and the latest political events, Professor Wagner will[...]

Available for purchase until Tuesday, June 30
Prerecorded presentation from Spring 2020