Below is a current list of programs hosted or produced by HPN members. For more, make sure to subscribe to these wherever you listen to podcasts!
The History on Film Podcast, Founded, Hosted, and Edited by HPN member Ross Lennon.
The History on Film podcast is an award-winning program that tells cultural histories through the lens of film and media studies. Listen to hosts Ross and Ryan talk with academics, filmmakers, and experts on subjects ranging from Charlie Chaplin to Godzilla, and how we can use film to tell stories about history and humanity. New episodes are available Monday mornings wherever you get your podcasts.
Long Life Learning, Co-founded and Produced by HPN member Rebecca Barry.
Each week, Kavitha Bindra, Executive Director of the Yale School of Management’s Executive Education, sits down with nationally recognized thought leaders and innovators to discuss living with inspiration and vitality. Season 2 (May-June 2025) centers around leveraging dynamic leadership for global impact, inspired by the voices that come out of the Yale Global Executive Leadership Program.
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In Sacred Spaces is hosted by HPN member Milan Terlunen.
Welcome to In Sacred Spaces, a three-part podcast miniseries that showcases a rich tapestry of spirituality, history, race, religion, gender, and sexuality. We visit sacred places of worship, community, mourning and celebration while talking with African-American religious leaders and members of New York City’s vibrant ballroom community. Join us as we learn about the decades and even centuries of antiracist, feminist, and LGBTQ+ affirming activism that have happened within these sacred spaces.
Most recent How To Read:
How to Read is hosted by HPN member Milan Terlunen.
How to Read is a podcast for curious readers of all kinds. Each episode is a short conversation – 15 minutes max – with a different literary scholar. We like academics who can talk like real people! Whether you’re a casual reader or an obsessive bookworm, this podcast is for you – no prior knowledge needed.
The Nostalgia Test is Co-founded, co-hosted, and co-produced by HPN member Daniel Dissinger.
Writing Remix is hosted by HPN member Daniel Dissinger.
