Past shows
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October 2009
"Religion in sports"
Ray McKenna, founder and president of Catholic Athletes for Christ |
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September 2009
"Educational and leadership accomplishments"
The Rev. Jerome Tremel, O.Praem. '51, former abbot of St. Norbert Abbey |
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August 2009
“Religion and democracy”
Howard Ebert, director of the master’s program in liberal studies |
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July 2009
“Challenges facing Peru”
Jose De Pierola and Adit del Aguila, participants in the International Visiting Scholars Program |
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June 2009
“Pulitzer Prize-winning career”
Haynes Johnson, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, best-selling author and television commentator |
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May 2009
“Community service and involvement”
Kate Hogan, president of the Cerebral Palsy Board in Green Bay and director of retail operations for the Green Bay Packers |
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April 2009
“Plans for the Green Bay Diocese”
Bishop David Ricken, Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Green Bay |
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March 2009
“Global climate change”
Robert Gronski, senior policy coordinator for the National Catholic Rural Life Conference (NCRLC)
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February 2009
“Changing times in the newspaper industry”
Thomas Kunkel, president of St. Norbert College and John Dye, executive editor of the Green Bay Press Gazette |
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January 2009
“Math’s role as a central component to a liberal arts education”
Terry Jo Leiterman, professor of mathematics |
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2008
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December 2008
“Capital punishment”
Sr. Helen Prejean, author of “Dead Man Walking” |
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November 2008
“Religion and democracy”
Alan Wolfe, professor of political science at Boston College |
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October 2008
“The Center for Community Service and Learning”
Dan Robinson, director of the Center for Community Service and Learning and Linda Beane-Katner, Academic-service learning coordinator |
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September 2008
“Political responsibility”
Bishop Robert Morneau, auxiliary bishop for the Green Bay diocese |
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August 2008
“Norbertine heritage tour”
Fr. Jay Fostner, vice president for Mission and Heritage and Dr. Joy Pahl, professor of business administration |
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July 2008
"The spirituality of travel"
Len Biallas, visiting professor of religious studies |
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June 2008
“Key issues in the Middle East”
Hassan Abbas, visiting scholar at Harvard Law School |
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May 2008
“National championship season”
Tim Coghlin, St. Norbert College hockey coach |
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April 2008
"Move to St. Norbert College"
Thomas Kunkel, president-elect of St. Norbert College |
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March 2008
“The political climate”
Wendy Scattergood, professor of political science |
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February 2008
“Professional journey from Uganda to St. Norbert College”
Mary Oling-Sisay, vice president for Student Affairs |
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January 2008
"Religion, education and broadcasting in the United Kingdom"
Kenneth Wolfe, scholar of philosophy and religion |
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2007
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December 2007
"American political landscape"
Kevin Phillips, political analyst and author |
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November 2007
"Career with the Green Bay Packers"
Bob Harlan, Green Bay Packers Chairman of the Board |
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October 2007
"Semester spent in Washington D.C. and advocating for "Friends for Wheels"
Stephanie Birmingham and Jessica Manier, student advocates for "Friends for Wheels" |
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September 2007
“Presidency at St. Norbert College”
William Hynes, president of St. Norbert College |
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August 2007
"Challenges facing today's corporate leaders"
David Habiger, president and CEO of Sonic Solutions |
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July 2007
“Constitutional law”
Donald Kommers, Joseph and Elizabeth Robbie Professor of Political Science at the University of Notre Dame |
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June 2007
“Meningitis on college campuses”
Bob Werner, President of First Technologies, Inc. and Barbara Bloomer, Director of Health Services at St. Norbert College |
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May 2007
“Career in journalism”
Re-broadcast of David Halberstam, Pulitzer Prize winning author |
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April 2007
“Partnership with St. Norbert College and the future of nursing”
Jane Muhl, president and CEO of Bellin College |
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March 2007
“Fascination with severe weather”
Karl Bohnak, author, meteorologist and weather enthusiast |
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February 2007
“Football, Family and his Future”
Steve Mariucci, former National Football League coach |
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January 2007
“Public support for the humanities”
Dean Bakopoulos, author and executive director of the Wisconsin Humanities Council |
