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The 3C Podcast: An Unexpected Partnership (Ep. 1)
< < Back to the-3c-podcast-an-unexpected-partnership-ep-1Episode 1: An Unexpected Partnership
In this first episode of the 3C Podcast, Francis Ametepey, a graduate student at Ohio University, shares his journey as a passionate youth development advocate who discovered how to balance activism with academics at Ohio University, finding a unique path through the Barbara Geralds Institute for Storytelling and Social Impact.
He reflects on how these connections align with his life goals. From traditional Ghanaian clothing to the unexpected cultural echoes in Athens, this episode delves into the power of maintaining cultural identity and finding community. Francis shares an inspiring story of cultural roots, global connections, and the universal quest for belonging.
The 3C Podcast highlights the rich cultural narratives of our international students at Ohio University. As part of a larger storytelling initiative—Culture, Community, and Connection—launched by the Barbara Geralds Institute for Storytelling and Social Impact, the 3C Podcast is an exploration into the diverse experiences and perspectives that shape our global community at Ohio University.
Through conversations about language, music, food, dance, relationships, attire, and so much more, students share their stories of transition and discovery in a joyful and impactful manner. Each episode is designed to celebrate and empower international students by amplifying their voices and connecting them with broader audiences, offering listeners the opportunity to learn and leave inspired.
Special thanks to Colin Cameron for his support of the principal audio production for the “3C Podcast.”
The first episode of the 3C Podcast goes live the same day that the 1st Annual 3C Photo Context Exhibition Reception happens 5 p.m. – 7 p.m. at The Front Room Coffeehouse in the Baker Student Center located at 1 Park Place on the Athens campus of Ohio University.
The exhibition celebrates the voices of Ohio University’s international students by sharing their visual stories of culture, community, and connection (the 3C’s).