Myths that shape our world - Dr. Jim Ellis & Dr. Noreen Humble - U of C - E09S02
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OUR SEASON FINALE!
Dr. Jim Ellis (Director) and Dr. Noreen Humble (Associate Director) of the Calgary Institute for the Humanities join our hosts Zac and Meghan for the Season Two finale - Myths That Shape Us. We discuss how every culture and society has their own stories about the sky above us, and how these stories can provide lessons in how we shape the future of space. The University of Calgary professors share with us the importance of how humanists are essential to space exploration.
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