Physical evidence often holds the truth long after witnesses are gone. Bill Bass, founder of the University of Tennessee’s Body Farm**, walks listeners through real cases to explain how forensic science solves crimes. Drawing from decades of experience, this session reveals how bones, decomposition, and environment speak for the dead and bring clarity to real-world investigations.
Writing Comedy Without Losing Control of Tone
Humor is one of the hardest effects to pull off consistently. Bente Gallagher, Charlene Johnson, Gail Oust, Nancy West, Robert Spiller, and Susan Smily share examples from their own work while discussing the craft behind effective comedy. They examine language...
