In this episode, scholar Aaron C. Pattee chats with Logan Quigley about the roles and realities of the ministeriales—non-nobles who served in a variety of administrative capacities within the royal palaces, the imperial estates, and the entourages of emperors, kings, and bishops in the Holy Roman Empire during the High Middle Ages.

Kristian Powell and Thomas Warren, Fordham masters students, discuss the multicultural life of Theodore of Tarsus, including his legacy and impact on the early church in England.

In this episode, Michael D. Barbezat (Australian Catholic University) and Miles Pattenden (Oxford University) explore the "queer medievalism" of the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence in the early 1980s.

In this episode, Margaret Sheble (webmaster/contributing editor for Arthuriana), Arielle McKee (Outreach Coordinator for The So What), and Brittany Claytor (Assistant Outreach Coordinator) discuss the origins and importance of the new public humanities journal The So What.