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(University of Michigan School of Public Health researcher Derek Griffith talks about why this center is important and it's work on men's health disparities. SPH Center shows health disparities in men's health podcast with Derek Griffith.)

(The Checkpoints program website started by UMTRI's Ray Bingham and his group gives an interactive parent-teen agreement to help teen drivers. New website for new drivers podcast with Ray Bingham.)

(Two University of Michigan Art and Design educators spend three weeks in China learning traditional Chinese kitemaking and are teaching it to the students on campus for the kite festival U-M educators go to China to learn kite making interview with Anne Mondro and Matthew Shlian.)

(Interview with the founders of YOUR Blessed Health, a youth program where church leaders teach sexual health and HIV prevention. Churches teach youth HIV prevention Interviews with various church leaders and academics.)

(Cynthia Koenig, a graduate student in University of Michigan's Stephen M. Ross School of Business, has created the WaterWheel, a 20-gallon rolling water barrel and Wello, the business that distributes it in developing countries, where clean water is scarce. U-M student launches a nonprofit that makes Waterwheel video of Cynthia Koenig.)

(University of Michigan Ross School of Business professor Wayne Baker discusses his research of American values over the decades. U-M professor discusses his research podcast with Wayne Baker.)

(The Court of Appeals will hear the case, which may have implications for the patentability of other products of nature such as stem cells. U-M expert Shobita Parthasarathy discusses case implications U-M expert Shobita Parthasarathy discusses the Court of Appeals case involving gene patents in this video interview.)

(Adopting a psychologically distanced perspective enhances wisdom, new U-M research shows. And getting that distance may be easier than we think. Research suggests a promising technique video interview with professor Ethan Kross.)

(U-M's Frederick Wherry explains how the arts foster community Arts can help revitalize neighborhoods interview with Frederick Wherry.)

(As part of 2008 Earth Day activities, the 14th Dalai Lama (Tenzin Gyatso) delivered a special Peter M. Wege Lecture on Sustainability on April 20, 2008 at Crisler Arena. The event is sponsored by the University of Michigan Office of the President and by the Center for Sustainable Systems at the U-M School of Natural Resources and Environment. The Nobel Peace Prize winner is the head of state and spiritual leader of the Tibetan people.)