| September 20 |
Nizar Ibraham, PhD., Lead author of a study on the creatures who lived 100 million years ago in North Africa and could swim
Spinosaurus: Lost Giant of the Cretaceous
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| October 4 |
Chef Roland Mesnier, Executive White House Chef, 1979-2004
All the Presidents’ Pastries
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| October 18 |
Rob Kapilow, Composer, conductor, author, NPR music commentator, along with the St. Lawrence String Quartet, ensemble-in-residence at Stanford University
Hayden and the Detective Novel: Does Music Have a Plot?
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| November 1 |
Mark D. Smith MD. MBA, Founder and CEO of California Health Care Foundation; Clinical faculty member, University of California, San Francisco
Making America’s Health Care Great (Again?)
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| November 15 |
Brigid Barton PhD., Professor Emerita, Art History, Santa Clara University; Lecturer, Stanford University Continuing Studies
Paris and Impressionism, the history of a new city and a new style; how Impressionist artists looked at Napolean III and Hausmann’s renovated Paris
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| December 6 |
Gary Griggs, Director of Marine Sciences, Distingished Professor of Earth and Planetary Sciences, University of California, Santa Cruz
Climate Change and the California Coast
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| January 17 |
Marc Lapadula, Playwright, screenwriter, and award-winning film producer; lecturer at Yale University on screen writing since 1992
Four Films that Changed America
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