Professor and Director of the Center for Nanoscience Jingyue Liu discusses his research using nanocatalysts to speed up the conversion of hydrogen into energy.

Professor of Architectural and Environmental Engineering Joel Burken discusses environmental effects of the Renewable Fuel Standard, which requires the U.S. to produce 36 billion gallons of biofuels by 2022.

FAPRI Research Assistant Professor Seth Meyer discusses agriculture and biofuel markets.

University of Missouri System President Gary Forsee discusses the importance of the Missouri Energy Summit

This panel discussed using nuclear energy as an alternative energy source. Topics ranged from non-proliferation to tax credits to nuclear waste.

This panel addressed the current challenges facing the country's energy infrastructure and discussed possible solutions.

On this March 14, 2002 Global Journalist program discussed prospects for Middle East peace and whether the United States might use a nuclear weapon again, following Pentagon plans to build low yield nuclear weapons. Host: ...

This September 4, 2003 conversation will give us the glimpse of an understanding if Iran is developing weapons of mass destruction; if so, will it be the next threat for the world? Is Iran really a growing threat?

This August 8, 2003 program had host Stuart Loory speak with three international journalists to learn how the 2003 California governor's race, which notably included then-candidate Arnold Schwarzenegger, was being covered ...

This interview from May 1, 2003, features several European journalists describing their countries' responses to President Bush's war on Iraq. They discuss the stance that the leaders of Germany, France, the United Kingdom ...

This August 28, 2003 conversation demonstrate how the global war on terrorism is a complicated matter even for the United Nations. How do we fight terrorism worldwide? Is the UN will ever agree on the fight on global terrorism?

In this February 28, 2002 Global Journalist interview, representatives of the Committee to Protect Journalists -- including Associated Press reporter Terry Anderson, who was held hostage for nearly seven years by Hezbollah ...

On this April 27, 2020 program, veteran news editors in Singapore discussed how journalists there are adapting to COVID-19 by applying the lessons learnt from SARS, another coronavirus which hit the country in 2003. Host: ...

On this December 11, 2020 Global Journalist program, journalists discuss the media industry's "pivot to video." The trend was led by Facebook and lasted from 2015 to 2018. The journalists discuss the casualties of the ...

In this June 19, 2003 episode of Global Journalist, host Byron Scott and four journalists from Iraq, Egypt, Turkey and Palestine discuss about the Middle East matrix from these countries' perspectives, the role the U.S. ...

In this January 27, 2005 program of the Global Journalist, host Stuart Loory talks to three journalists, Dahr Jamil in Baghdad, Maggy Zanger in Tucson, and Marty Schram in Washington about whether the upcoming elections ...

In this January 24, 2002 episode of Global Journalist, host Stuart Loory and talks with reporters covering the Middle East and Latin America. They discussed the situation in Columbia, where one of the journalists on the ...

In this August 21, 2003 program interviewees discussed the killing of Journalist Mazen Dana. In 17 August 2003, Mazen Dana a Reuters cameraman was filming when American soldier shot at his chest. Latter an American spokesman ...

This is a conversation on February 6, 2003 between Stuart Loory and journalists about the Space Shuttle Columbia disaster on February 1, 2003. They discuss their predictions for the American space program going forward, ...

This July 17, 2003 Global Journalist program is about UK Prime Minister Tony Blair's visit to the US as he faces scrutiny at home for his government's decision to join the US in the war against Iraq. In addition, the program ...