Episode 4: Can Blockchain help creators get paid for their work?

11/22/19 • 23 min

Elizabeth Strickler, the Director of Media Entrepreneurship & Innovation Programs at the Creative Media Industries Institute, explains how blockchain technology could help journalists, photographers, artists and other creators protect their work in the internet era.

Host name: Anna Varela
Editor: Melanie Boyd Fan

Host name: Anna Varela
Editor: Melanie Boyd Fan

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Episode 2: Can neuroscience help us conquer obesity?

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Marise Parent, a Professor of neuroscience and psychology, talks about her research into the relationship between memory and obesity.

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The College of Arts and Sciences at Georgia State University brings you insights from researchers working on a range of social, cultural and scientific challenges.

Host name: Anna Varela
Editor: Melanie Boyd Fan

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Episode 5: How Rap Music can Shape Political Attitudes

Lakeyta Bonnette-Bailey, a researcher in African-American studies and political science, explains the influence of political rap music on racial attitudes, and the relationship between Hip-Hop culture and social justice.

Host name: Anna Varela
Editor: Melanie Boyd Fan