2024 Interview with Ben Sisto for The Well: https://www.givemyrtle.com/the-well-ss24/learning-to-love-rhode-island-with-micah-salkind
2023 The History of the World’s Greatest Clubs Podcast (Warehouse/Music Box - Chicago, USA): https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-history-of-the-worlds-greatest-nightclubs/id1692851253?i=1000622474441
2023 Curious City Podcast (When Disco Ruled Chicago’s Dance Scene): https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/curious-city/id568409161?i=1000605513500
2023 Throughline Podcast (Dance Yourself Free): https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/throughline/id1451109634?i=1000602396400
2021 Interview with Isaac Green at the Jersey City Free Public Library: https://fb.watch/rl2ZxM5JxZ/
2014 public lecture presented in collaboration with Honeypot Performance's Juke Cry Hand Clap:
Micah Salkind, “Let Me Tell You, There Was a Place: A Brief History of Cartography as It Relates to the Mapping of Chicago Social Cultures,” Public Talk presented at the Juke Cry Hand Clap, MANA Contemporary, Chicago IL, October 11, 2014. http://honeypotperformance.com/projects/juke-cry-hand-clap/.
2014 moderated panel curated in collaboration with The Illinois Humanities Council, Kristen Kaza and Eric Williams, hosted by Williams and The Silver Room:
Review by Chicago Windy City Times
2014 experimental lecture conceived of and performed in collaboration with Latham Owen Zearfoss. Links to audio and text are live on the Chances Dances website:
PT ONE and TWO of TWO - VIDEO DOCUMENTATION BY LINKS HALL
2014 panel curated in collaboration with The Chicago History Museum and the Out at CHM committee featuring Monica Hairston-O'Connell, Robert Williams, Alan King and Derrick Carter:
Alan King, Robert Williams, Derrick Carter, Micah Salkind, and Monica Hairston-O'Connell. “The House That Chicago Built.” Panel presented at the Out at Chicago, The Chicago History Museum, January 30, 2014.