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Brought to you by the Office of Strategic Cultural Partnerships at William & Mary, 'One Question With...' is an opportunity to learn more about significant figures in society who visit us here at SCP. The conversation builds towards asking one question, which has been crafted by our team or members of our student body. This process seeks to humanize guests by presenting them in a three-dimensional way, beyond their accomplishments as a public figure or distinguished member of our community.
Strategic Cultural Partnerships hosts One Question With..., a society show with 11 episodes published.
Few documents have shaped American history more than the Declaration of Independence. But what did its words mean in 1776? And how have generations of Americans challenged, expanded, and reimagined its promises over the
In this episode, Master Teacher Sam Futrell talks with two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Dr. Alan Taylor about the events, decisions, and competing perspectives that transformed Britain's North American colonies
Long before the Declaration of Independence, North America was home to hundreds of Indigenous nations, competing European empires, enslaved Africans, and diverse colonial communities whose relationships shaped the contin
250 years ago, thirteen British colonies declared their independence. But the story of America's founding didn't begin with the Declaration of Independence—and it certainly didn't end there. As the United States marks th
We are lucky that we have some pretty remarkable people pass through our office. It's pretty hard to top Martha Washington, who joined us recently for a chat about her youth and her experience as the first First Lady. Wi
It was so great to have Charles Fulcher, alumnus and Director of Operations and Events for the Sir Christopher Wren Building, considered the oldest academic building still standing and in use in the United States. Charle
It was wonderful to have Ally Swindell, Sofia Valle, and Luke Miller from the William and Mary Wargaming Lab join us on the podcast. They are part of the nation's only undergraduate led Wargaming Lab, and it was great to
It was so great to welcome Bert, who stopped by our studio to talk about his impressive career at the helm of the region's largest media company, WHRO. Bert's tenure has seen remarkable developments at the local media ou
Dr. Peggy Agouris has served as provost of William & Mary since 2019, leading the university’s academic and research enterprise. She is a distinguished scholar and under her leadership, the university achieved R1 status,
Kurt Benjamin Smith is one of two men in the world who make their living full-time by portraying Mr. Jefferson. He has has read Jefferson's 50,000 letters and portrayed him for US Supreme Court Justices, The US Congress,
For this episode, we were delighted to welcome, Douglas C. Schmidt, inaugural dean of William & Mary’s School of Computing, Data Sciences, & Physics. As well as being an internationally recognized computer scientist; for
Dr. Maureen Elgersman Lee is currently the Director of the Bray School Lab at William & Mary. A native of Ontario, Canada, she has held positions at universities in Georgia, Maine, and Virginia, and was previously Execut
Ron Hurst is Senior Vice President of Education and Historic Resources and Chief Curator at the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation. Ron has extensive experience in restoring and preserving buildings and artifacts with hist
Dr. Alan Taylor is a two-time Pulitzer Prize winning historian and Thomas Jefferson Chair in American History at the University of Virginia. We were absolutely delighted to welcome him back to Williamsburg to discuss lib
Brought to you by the Office of Strategic Cultural Partnerships at William & Mary, 'One Question With...' is an opportunity to learn more about significant figures in society who visit us here at SCP. The conversation bu
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