Robert Jensen discusses his new book on Ken Rose's KOWS show "What Now."

Robert Jensen discusses his new book on Thorne Dreyer's KOOP show "Rag Radio."

Robert Jensen discusses his new book.

Robert Jensen discusses his new book on Deb Hobson's KOPN show "Chautauqua."

Robert Jensen discusses his new book on Mitchell Szczepanczyk's WLUW show "From the Trenches."

"The universe is an undifferentiated whole. About that we can say nothing more."

This catchy aphorism from political philosopher Bruce Wright may seem nonsensical at first glance, but is worth exploring in the service of deepening our intellectual humility. Facing multiple, cascading ecological crises, we humans need science more than ever—and more than ever we need to understand the limits of science. . . .

Over 100 people came out to celebrate the publication of Robert Jensen's latest book, Arguing for Our Lives.

"Politicians and pundits, on all sides, are quick to suggest that opponents are 'blinded by ideology'; competing proposals that have been successfully tagged as excessively ideological are easy to dismiss as being impractical. But the accusation begs a question: Does ideology always undermine our ability to understand the world? . . . "

Robert Jensen is interviewed on Barry Seidman's WBAI show "Equal Time for Freethought" about his book, Arguing for our Lives

On the 10th anniversary of the war in Iraq, Robert Jensen investigates the truths behind the anti-war slogan "No blood for oil."  Jensen's latest book is Arguing for Our Lives, just published by City Lights.

An audio interview with Dr. Robert Jensen – author, activist and professor of journalism at the University of Texas at Austin.

In this wide-ranging interview, Jensen discusses his views on U.S. foreign policy, criticism that he is "anti-American," his religious beliefs as a Christian-atheist, the line between teaching and activism, and finding sources of hope in troubled times.

If we are rational and consider objective scientific evidence of environmental collapse including groundwater depletion, topsoil loss, chemical contamination, ocean dead zones, species extinction, bio-diversity reduction and climate disruption, we need to be apocalypticists, argues Robert Jensen.

Robert Jensen discusses the idea of living your life honestly in front of students as key to good teaching.

Robert Jensen discusses table conversation at Thanksgiving time, encouraging us to have thoughtful discussions about religion and politics no matter how hard that may seem.