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58015,2703,2025,eshow:671DAC48-DBA4-F897-AC45-9E7E654B1553,6,Speaker(s),speaker,Brandon Erby,University of Kentucky,,p:brandon-erby,ror:02k3smh20,eshow-listing-2025,314
58278,3793,2025,eshow:672452F0-B919-7872-10D7-79E2C9B69C26,3,Speaker(s),speaker,Janet Carey Eldred,University of Kentucky,,p:janet-carey-eldred,ror:02k3smh20,eshow-listing-2025,315
58488,3548,2025,eshow:6727434E-A27F-BA6B-33B4-276BF4246470,1,Speaker(s),speaker,J Wells,University of Kentucky,,p:j-wells,ror:02k3smh20,eshow-listing-2025,227
58489,3549,2025,eshow:6727434E-A27F-BA6B-33B4-276BF4246470,2,Speaker(s),speaker,J Wells,University of Kentucky,,p:j-wells,ror:02k3smh20,eshow-listing-2025,227
59351,2540,2025,eshow:67396151-0A6F-9C0E-583E-48B2A3EDBE29,5,Speaker(s),speaker,Stella Takvoryan,University of Kentucky,"No, Sequoyah Isn’t Buried Here: An Indigenous Mound, Settler Discomfort, and the Distortion of Settler Claims to Place",p:stella-takvoryan,ror:02k3smh20,eshow-listing-2025,75