SLCP - EP69 - Victoria Redel, Author Of "I Am You"

SLCP - EP74 - Bob Desjarlais, Author of The Visual Afterlife of Abdelkader Bennahar

In this season finale episode we are joined by SLC professor and author Bob Desjarlais to discuss his new book The Visual Afterlife of Abdelkader Bennahar. Bob sheds light on a mostly forgotten night of political unrest in France, zeroing in on a handful of photographs that capture his imagination. Follow the podcast on Instagram @slcpodcast.

Season Finale Announcement

Sarah Lawrence College Podcast host Tim Kail announces that the Spring '26 season finale will publish Friday, June 26th!

SLCP - EP73 - Brom Anderson, Author of The Skeptical Roots of Critique

This week on the Sarah Lawrence College Podcast we're joined by philosophy faculty Brom Anderson to discuss his latest book The Skeptical Roots of Critique: Hume's Attack on Theology and the Origin of Kant's Antinomy. Whether you're a Kant scholar or just someone who enjoys asking big questions this episode is for you. Host Tim Kail asks Brom about rationalism, empiricism, and space-time. Follow SLC on social media @sarahlawrencecollege Follow this podcast on Instagram @slcpodcast

SLCP - EP72 - Brian Morton, Author of Writing as a Way of Life

This week we're joined by SLC Faculty and author Brian Morton to discuss his new book Writing as a Way of Life. Host Tim Kail asks Brian about his process, writing 500 words a day, setting "wimpy" goals, feeling like a story wants to exist, being a medium for the narrative, and what he's learned from SLC Students. This episode was recorded in front an audience for one of our monthly Faculty Spotlight Events. Follow Sarah Lawrence on social media @SarahLawrenceCollege and follow this podcast on Instagram @SLCPodcast. Music by Kevin McKenna

SLCP - EP71 - A Night Of Philosophy

In this episode Library Director Mustafa Sakarya attends the SLC annual event A Night Of Philosophy. We hear abridged versions of student papers as well as insights from the attending crowd. It's a lively episode that epitomizes SLC's interdisciplinary approach to education. Follow Sarah Lawrence on social media @SarahLawrenceCollege and follow this podcast on Instagram @SLCPodcast. Music by Kevin McKenna