[Scholar Series - Ep. #14] Live Recorded Event w/ Dr. Cécile Accilien

[Scholar Series - Ep. #13] Diplomacy in Black and White: John Adams, Toussaint Louverture, and Their Atlantic World Alliance. A Conversation w/ Prof. Ronald A. Johnson

[Lakou Series - Ep. #12] Ulrick Jean-Pierre: Guardian of History. A conversion with Haitian Film Maker Tatiana Bacchus

[Scholar Legacy Series - Ep. #11] "The Guise of Exceptionalism: Unmasking the National Narratives of Haiti and the United States:" A Conversation with Dr. Robert Fatton

[Scholar Series - Ep. #10] "Teaching Haiti: Strategies for Creating New Narratives." A Conversation with Dr. Cécile Accilien

[Scholar Series - Ep. #9] Live Recorded Event w/ Dr. Yveline Alexis

[Scholar Series - Ep. #4] "Slave Revolt on Screen: The Haitian Revolution in Film and Video Games" - A Conversation with Prof. Alyssa Sepinwall

[Konesans Series - Ep. #7] Ti Kal Istwa [Little Piece of Haitian History] with Prof Crystal Eddins

[Lakou Series 6] The Many Facets of a Belizean Goddess

[Lakou #2] Returning to Bois Caïman w/ Missie Etienne

[Lakou Series - Ep #3] Haiti’s Reforestation Initiative (Part 2 - Strategy) - A Conversation w/ Martha Johnson

[Lakou Series - Ep #2] Haiti’s Reforestation Initiative (Part 1 - Operations) - A Conversation w/ Michael Anello

[Artist Series #3] A Conversation w/ Fashion Icon Mischemas Casimir

[Scared Shitless - Ep. #77] White Colonial Survivors of the Haitian Revolution. A Conversation with Dr. Jeremy Popkin, Jr

[Konesans Series - Ep. #52] - Dr. Robert Fatton on the Haitian Concept "Tout Moun Se Moun"

[Konesans Series - Ep. #50] Dr. Marlene Daut answers: “Are We in the Golden Age of Haitian Studies?”

[Konesans Series - Ep. #49] - Dr. Greg Beckett answers: “How African Are Haitians?”

[Konesans Series - Ep. #48] - Dr. Robert Fatton on “The Haitian Elite”

[Scholar Series - Ep. #6] "Haiti Fights Back: The Life & Legacy of Charlemagne Péralte (1915-1934)." A Conversation w/ Prof. Yveline Alexis

[Scholar Series - Ep. #37]"The Failure of Categories: Haitians in the United Nations Organization in the Congo". A Conversation w/ Dr. Regine O. Jackson