Episode Synopsis "Introduction to the ICE@Dartmouth Podcast"

In this first episode, the host, Franklin Jacoby, will introduce the Institute for Cross-Disciplinary Engagement at Dartmouth (ICE@Dartmouth) and discuss how their fellows program is making important contributions to not only the sciences and humanities, but also to some of the deep questions and issues we face as people. In later episodes he'll converse with the director, Marcelo Gleiser, and then with past fellows of the Institute. 

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