| September 18 | James Bushnell, Co-director of UC Energy Institute, Lecturer at Haas School of Business, Member of Market Monitoring Committee of California Power Exchange. Is There a Power Crisis?: Dissecting the Energy Market. |
| October 2 | Eleanor Clift, Contributing editor forNewsweek magazine, regular panelist on the nationally syndicated show, The McLaughlin Group, and political analyst for the Fox News Network. Views from Washington…including…Shattering the Last Glass Ceiling. |
| October 16 | Jeffrey A. Langholz, Professor of International Environmental Policy, Graduate School of International Policy Studies, Monterey Institute. National Parks and WalMart Wildlife Refuges Perils and Promise of Privatizing Nature Conservation. |
| November 6 | Pamela Karlan, Kenneth and Harle Montgomery Professor of Public Interest Law, Stanford Law School. The Supreme Court — a Year Later |
| November 20 | Alan Dundes, Professor of Anthropology and Folklore, UC Berkeley. Holy Writ as Oral Lit: The Bible as Folklore |
| December 4 | Lotti Mansouri, Former General Director, San Francisco Opera, 1988-2001. International Opera Stage Director. How to Put on an Opera: A Behind the Scenes Look! |
Yearly Archives: 2001
Winter/Spring 2001
| January 2 | Lois Levine, Co-Author, Elegant But Easy Cookbook; Teacher From Fire to Microwave |
| January 16 | John R. Rothmann, Political and Foreign Policy Consultant, Radio Talk Show Host An End as Well as a Beginning Reflections on the Old and New Presidents |
| February 6 | Barbara Babcock, Author, Judge John Crown Professor of Law, Stanford University The Uses of Biography |
| February 20 | Dean Micszynski, Director of California Research Bureau, California State Library Traffic Congestion the Bay Area: Is There Solution? |
| March 6 | Michael McFaul, Sr. Associate, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Assistant Professor and Hoover Fellow, Stanford University Creeping Dictatorship in Russia Under Putin: Implications for U. S.-Russian Relations |
| March 20 | Karen Warren, Author, Professor of Philosophy, Macalester College Ethics Fruit Bowl: Caring about Other Humans, Animals and the Natural Environment |
| April 3 | Gray Brechlin, Historical Geographer, Professor, UC-Berkeley The Silver Dynasties: San Francisco’s Great Families |
| April 17 | David Goldman aka The Laughing Stockbroker, Financial Writer, ABCNews.com Getting the Last Laugh on The Stock Market |
| May 1 | David Abernethy, Professor of Political Science, Stanford University Why did Europeans Dominate the World for Five Centuries? |
| May 15 | Jack Rakove, Coe Professor of History and American Studies and Professor of Political Science, Stanford University The Tao of Chads and Electoral College Mysteries Examined. |
| June 5 | Evan Thomas, Author and Assistant Managing Editor, Newsweek Magazine Bush’s Hundred Days–and Beyond |