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Axe & Answered

Axe & Answered

著者： College of Liberal and Applied Arts - Stephen F. Austin State University
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 A 48 - 50 minute podcast by faculty members of the College of Liberal and Applied Arts at Stephen F. Austin State University. We hold lively debates related to American society and culture based a on a single question: - Why do we love horror films? - How should American history be taught? - Why are people fascinated by serial killers? - Where do urban legends come from? - Do we need the Electoral College? - Why are conspiracy theories so prevalent? - Why are there still Confederate statues? - Why does social media dominate our lives? - What are the limits to free speech?College of Liberal and Applied Arts - Stephen F. Austin State University 社会科学
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  • Axe & Answered - Academic Freedom Under Attack?

    Axe & Answered - Academic Freedom Under Attack?
    2026/03/02

    The Texas Legislature has been passing bills that serve to restrict and control what kinds of subjects can be taught in Texas universities. Supporters say it's to keep professors from "indoctrinating" students in their classrooms. Opponents say it's outright censorship that restricts academic freedoms.

    What is the future of education at Texas universities.


    Host/moderator: Tom Reynolds, lecturer - Media & Communications

    Guest: Scott Sosebee, Professor - History
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    46 分
  • AI in 2025: What's New in the World of Artificial Intelligence

    AI in 2025: What's New in the World of Artificial Intelligence
    2025/11/07

    In this episode, we discuss the growing impact of AI on education, popular culture and beyond.


    Host: Tom Reynolds, lecturer - Media and Communication

    Guests: Dr. Jason Macintosh, asst. professor - EnglishJustin Hughes - AI researcher, graduate student

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    45 分
  • Artificial Intelligence 2.0: What's AI up to now in 2024?

    Artificial Intelligence 2.0: What's AI up to now in 2024?
    2024/11/14

    In this discussion, we dive into the continued growth of AI (artificial intelligence) and how it's improved dramatically since it first appeared to the public back in 2022. How has it impacted education, positively or negatively? Will it replace humans in the labor market? Will it ever get so good that it will become sentient and destroy us?


    Guest: Sara Parks - assistant professor, Dept of English; AI educator

    Justin Hughes, graduate assistant Moderator: Tom Reynolds - lecturer, Dept. of Media & Communications
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    43 分
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