Recordings

Note: After clicking the recording link, you'll be prompted to enter the passcode emailed to you by Fifty and Better staff for your course or lecture. If you need assistance, email fab@CalLutheran.edu or call 805-493-3290. Recordings will be posted within 24 hours of the live course/lecture meeting.

Fall Session

Lectures

• The Wonderful World of Ice Cream with Andy Binsley on August 27
• LACMA Then and Now: The Evolution of Los Angeles' Premier Art Museum
• More Than Meets the Ear: The Art of Listening (Part 1)
• The Wonderful World of Ice Cream
• More Than Meets the Ear: The Art of Listening (Part 2)
• The Struggle for Korea: Rival Visions from Japanese Rule to the Korean War (Part 1)
• The Struggle for Korea: Rival Visions from Japanese Rule to the Korean War (Part 2)

The Murder of Rasputin: The Whodunnit of the 20th Century

Aegean Twilight: The Bronze Age Collapse

Painting America: The New Deal Murals that Shaped a Nation

The Men Behind the Music: How Clive Davis and Don Kirshner Created the Soundtrack of Our Lives

Uncovering the Ancient Maya Civilization

The Cold War Revisited: Understanding Yesterday's Conflict and Today's Crisis

Russia's Imperial Reach: Empire-Building and Expansion

FABulous Summer Lecture Series

June recordings will be taken down on September 13.

• The Art and Craft of Conducting with Dr. Michael Hart on June 2
• Kingsmen Shakespeare: 30 Years of Producing Shakespeare Under the Stars with Michael Arndt on June 3
• U.S.-Israel Relations in Transition: Historical Roots and Changing Public Opinion (Part 1) with Dr. Jason Hensley on June 4
• AI in the Next Decade: Reality, Ruminations, Risks, and Responsibility with Dr. Simon Cotter on June 8
• Polar Tragedies: Rivalry and Catastrophe at the Ends of the Earth (Part 1) with Dr. John McCannon on June 9
• A Century Later: Monet's Giverny and the Art of Reflection and Light with Katherine Zoraster on June 10
• U.S.-Israel Relations in Transition: Historical Roots and Changing Public Opinion (Part 2) with Dr. Jason Hensley on June 11
• Juneteenth's Journey: Freedom, Memory, and Meaning in America with Dr. Jason Hensley on June 15
• Polar Tragedies: Rivalry and Catastrophe at the Ends of the Earth (Part 2) with Dr. John McCannon on June 16
• EAT YOUR VEGGIES! with Sharon Boorstin on June 22
• Artemis II Points the Way with Christopher Mick on June 23
• The Long Way Home: Archaeology and the Lost World of the Odyssey (Part 1) with Scott Jones on June 24
• Beyond the Chocolate Bar: A Sweet Exploration and Tasting with Andy Binsley on June 25
• The Long Way Home: Archaeology and the Lost World of the Odyssey (Part 2) with Scott Jones on July 1
• Japan's Path to War: Nationalism, Great Depression, and Imperial Aspirations (Part 1) with Dr. David Nelson on July 6
• From Promise to Reality: Making Sense of Technological Change with Dr. Paul Witman on July 8
• Japan's Path to War: Nationalism, Great Depression, and Imperial Aspirations (Part 2) wtih Dr. David Nelson on July 13
• Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald and Modern Song with Dave Radlauer on July 14
• Ceilings That Speak: Art, Illusion, and Power Above Us with Eleanor Schrader on July 16
• The Science of Color: Pigments, Chemistry, and the Secrets of Art with Dr. Kate Hoffmann on July 20
• A New Culture of Warfare? How Modern Conflicts Might Shape Twenty-First Century Global Affairs (Part 1) with Dr. David Livingstone on July 27
• The Greek Symposium: Wine, Wit, and Wisdom in the Ancient World with Judith Day on July 29
• Beyond Rome: Uncovering Life & Love in Roman Britain with Kara Brown on July 30
• A New Culture of Warfare? How Modern Conflicts Might Shape Twenty-First Century Global Affairs (Part 2) with Dr. David Livingstone on August 3
• Exploring Islamic Art: Beauty, Pattern, and Meaning Across Culture with Dr. Sophia Momand on August 5
• The Maya and Climate Change: Human-Environmental Relationships in the Classic Period Lowlands (Part 1) with Dr. Ken Seligson on August 6
• A New Culture of Warfare? How Modern Conflicts Might Shape Twenty-First Century Global Affairs (Part 3) with Dr. David Livingstone on August 10
• Armchair Traveler Visits Saint Petersburg, the Cultural Capital of Russia with Dr. Asya Pereltsvaig on August 11
• The Maya and Climate Change: Human-Environmental Relationships in the Classic Period Lowlands (Part 2) with Dr. Ken Seligson on August 13

Free Lecture & Activity Recordings

• Free Lecture - Wildlife after the Woolsey Fire: Research Images on Display on December 11, 2024
• Virtual Tour of Will Rogers State Park on October 29, 2024
• Virtual Tour of the "Mickalene Thomas: All About Love" Exhibit at The Broad Los Angeles on June 11, 2024
• Free Lecture - Profile of Ventura County Agribulture on March 1, 2024