Qubad Talabani, the son of the president of Iraq and representative of the Kurdistan Regional Government, talks to host John Bersia about changing social and economic conditions in his country.
The UCF Office of Diversity Initiatives presents Carmen Jones, founder of the Solutions Marketing Group, speaking on creating win-win relationships between companies and the disability community. (2007)
Hungarian composer Kamillo Lendvay talks to UCF Symphony Orchestra Conductor Laszlo Marosi about the art and science of composing contemporary classical music in this pre-concert discussion. (2008)
Best selling author and international law expert Amy Chua joins host John Bersia to talk about America's role now and in the future as what she calls "a hyper power", one of the few societies to truly dominate the world. The trick to success, openness toward other societies.
Films by students in the UCF film program. Episode features: "Silence" by Sean Heyboer, " Shirley's Victory Spaghetti" by Danny Fernandez, "In-Step" by Jeffrey Ashkin, and "Life to Go" by Erin Kitzinger.
Oman is one of America's oldest partners in the Gulf region. The U.S. ambassador to Oman, Garry Grappo, talks to host John Bersia about what makes our long standing relationship with a country in a volatile region possible. (2008)
Winona LaDuke, director of the Honor the Earth Fund, talks about conservation efforts on her reservation, and the lessons modern society can take from indigenous peoples such as the American Indians on how to model a sustainable society. (2007)
A behind-the-scenes look at UCF Conservatory Theatre's production of August Wilson's "The Piano Lesson," as told through the experiences of the cast and crew. (2008)
Mary O'Sullivan, Deputy Director of the CIA's Office of Policy Support speaks to the Women in Leadership Conference, sponsored by the UCF Global Perspectives office, on her experiences in the US intelligence field. (2007) Part 3
Affordable health care, one Florida town has a working model. Speech pathology students helping performance students. Plus, how the expanding biomedical community in Central Florida might mean more clinical trials of new drugs and techniques. (2008)
Host Rich Pietrzak takes us inside the world of acoustic music. Acoustic Spotlight's musical guests discuss their work and give us a special television performance of their original music. This week's guest is: Serina Jung.
![UCF Performs: Sounds of the Orient \](http://img.youtube.com/vi/pF44ACpGuFM/2.jpg "UCF Performs: Sounds of the Orient \")
![UCF Performs: Sounds of the Orient \](http://img.youtube.com/vi/6jkufZIynuw/2.jpg "UCF Performs: Sounds of the Orient \")
