Loyola university radio Videos

• 1. Noam Chomsky and Students at Loyola University, 19-Oct-1994 - Part 5
• 2. Noam Chomsky and Students at Loyola University, 19-Oct-1994 - Part 2
• 3. Noam Chomsky and Students at Loyola University, 19-Oct-1994 - Part 3
• 4. Noam Chomsky and Students at Loyola University, 19-Oct-1994 - Part 4
• 5. Cutting Edge Conference -- Day 4 -- On the Radio
• 6. Ameet Kini, MD, a Loyola hematopathologist, with WJOL Radio
• 7. Steven Charous, MD, medical director of Loyola's Voice Center, with WJOL Radio
• 8. John Simson on Webcasting, the Future of Radio, & "The Day the Music Died"

Noam Chomsky and Students at Loyola University, 19-Oct-1994 - Part 5

Noam Chomsky and Students at Loyola University, 19-Oct-1994 - Part 2

Noam Chomsky and Students at Loyola University, 19-Oct-1994 - Part 3

User Comments

TorontoLarrivee commented on 22 Dec 2015

Back when he was sponsored by Slice

Noam Chomsky and Students at Loyola University, 19-Oct-1994 - Part 4

User Comments

Edward Black commented on 20 Dec 2015

The Internet has come a long way since '94. And professors are probably overpaid. But take, say, baseball players. David Price, of the Boston Red Sox, who throws a ball, is being paid $30 million per year. Um, that's insanely overpaid.

Cutting Edge Conference -- Day 4 -- On the Radio

Ameet Kini, MD, a Loyola hematopathologist, with WJOL Radio

Steven Charous, MD, medical director of Loyola's Voice Center, with WJOL Radio

John Simson on Webcasting, the Future of Radio, & "The Day the Music Died"

User Comments

zooMZooMlikeATyphOOn commented on 22 Feb 2012

this interviewer was a straight Dick through half the video until he realized that this guy is doing a good thing.

ArtistsHouseMusic commented on 13 Feb 2012

@brownjovi This is a webcast from a university and we are a non-profit. Funds are limited.

0letdown0 commented on 03 May 2012

the audio sounds fine to me.