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Part 1. Main Speaker(s): Dr David Suzuki. Location: Duncan McArthur Hall. Video is of a question and answer period between local teachers and Suzuki on a lecture he previously delivered. Begins with a man introducing Suzuki, after which Suzuki answer questions for the remainder of the video. Suzuki also occasionally responds with questions himself. Many of the questions were inaudible, and were re-recorded afterwards.

Part 2. Continuation and conclusion of the audience question session with Suzuki.

Main Speakers: Roland Speicher, Philip G. Jessop. Speicher gives a lecture called "The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Mathematics" where he talks about the applications of pure mathematics in the real world. Jessop then gives a lecture called "Can Chemistry be Green?" where he explains the origins of green chemistry and the importance of reducing pollution while maintaining our economy.

Main Speakers: Dr Gerald Tulchinsky. Paul Banfield talks about the origins of the Archive Lectures and introduces the guest speaker and topic. Dr Tulchinsky then gives a lecture on Canadian Jewish history, after which he answers questions from the audience for the last half hour of the video. Dr Gordon Dueck then thanks Dr Tulchinsky for speaking.

Part 1. Main Speaker(s): Roger MacClement Freeman, Dr Betty Reardon, John Olson, Sarah Morgan, Alex Bryans. Location: Duncan McArthur Hall. Video begins with dean of education talking about the MacClement lectures, before introducing Freeman who in turn introduces Dr Reardon. Dr Reardon then lectures the audience on the importance of building peace through education, as well as describing some fundamentalss for peace education. Olson, Morgan, and Bryans then join Dr Reardon on stage and discuss her lecture together.

Part 2. Continuation and conclusion of the on-stage group discussion about Dr Reardon's speech.

Main Speaker(s): Thomas Armstrong. Location: Dupuis Hall. Video begins with an unknwn man talking about the Cunningham Lecture seriesbefore introducing Armstrong. Armstrong then delivers a lecture on Japan's economy, with a focus on it's postwar success.

Part 1. Main Speaker(s): Paul Park, Dr Mac Freeman, Judith Green. Location: McArthur Hall. Video begins with Park talking about the lecture to come before introducing Dr Freeman, who in turn introduces Green. Green then lectures the audience on the impact a good teacher can have on a student's education.