Presented from Friendly House, three HGP members share stories of notable events in their lives. Organized by Suzanne Thornton.
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Opioid Epidemic
07/29/2018
Dr. Cat Livingston
Dr. Cat Livingston discusses the opioid epidemic, addiction, treatment options, and public health strategies to combat the epidemic. Livingston is a family physician with an interest in preventive medicine and health care policy.
HGP Scholarship Winners
07/22/2018
Kay Byerly
Winners of Annual Humanist Essay Contest speak. The topic for this year's essay is: “At times when our nation seems sharply divided, how can Humanist values of scientific inquiry, reason, and critical thinking promote social harmony?”
Why Theater?
07/15/2018
Allen Nause
Allen Nause discusses the importance of theater in our fast paced world of instant entertainment. Can this ancient, low tech art form survive in the twenty-first century? Mr. Nause is resident artist at Artists Repertory Theatre where he served as Artistic Director for 25 years.
Finding Meaning in Poetry
07/01/2018
Robert Sanford
Robert Sanford provides tools to discover the truths and pleasures of poems. This is his twelfth presentation on poetry. Sanford has taught poetry to high school students. He joined HGP in 1998 and served as emcee for seven years.