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Episode 025 : Clarence Page
Columnist and broadcaster Clarence Page is one of the nation’s most insightful and respected commentators. When Clarence won the prestigious 2018 Kiplinger Award for distinguished lifetime contributions to journalism, the… Read More
With Seriousness and Satire, Top Scholar Examines Climate Change in Trump Era
The serious side of Dr. Michael E. Mann approaches his battle with the climate change deniers in the Trump Administration with scholarly excellence. But, the author side of Dr. Mann… Read More
How Do I love Thee? (Sonnet 43) – Read by Christian T. Chan Elizabeth Barrett Browning, 1806 – 1861 How do I love thee? Let me count the ways. I love thee… Read More
Sonnet 90 Read by Christian T. Chan Then hate me when thou wilt; if ever, now; Now, while the world is bent my deeds to cross, Join with the spite… Read More
Shakespeare, Monologues and Sonnets
SHAKESPEARE, MONOLOGUES AND SONNETS is a new WOUB audio drama project directed by Karen M. Chan. Learning through listening and reading text, we invite actors to join us… Read More
PRINCE HAL – Henry 4 Part 1 Read by Christian T. Chan Do not think so; you shall not find it so: And God forgive them that so much… Read More
Edmund – King Lear Read by Christian T. Chan Thou, nature, art my goddess; to thy law My services are bound. Wherefore should I Stand in the plague of… Read More
Episode 024 : The Magic of Kindness, w/James David
James David can make people’s mouths drop in an instant, but his real magic is getting people to connect and be kind to one another. His “meaning magic” inspires, informs… Read More
From Travails to Triumph: A Woman NYC Chef Who Persisted Through Adversity
In the early 1970s, Madeline Carvalho Lanciani traveled from suburban Dayton, Ohio to New York City as a young woman with dreams of being an opera singer. After many twists… Read More
Episode 024 : Gretchen Dietrich
Retired Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Gretchen Dietrich climbed the ranks to become Commander of a Medical Support Squadron, located at NATO headquarters. Then she went to Washington, proud to be… Read More
Episode 024 : Gretchen Dietrich
Retired Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Gretchen Dietrich climbed the ranks to become Commander of a Medical Support Squadron, located at NATO headquarters. Then she went to Washington, proud to be… Read More
Episode 023 : “Fancy Freedom” – Jewerly With A Purpose w/Krysten Case
Krysten Case designs jewelry to make a difference. A portion of every sale goes to an organization in Columbus, Ohio called Doma International/Freedom a la Cart which provides a new… Read More
Is “Fake News” an Accurate Description of Today’s Media Landscape?
“Fake News” is a term that does not have one definite meaning. Its definition is fluid depending on who is using it to describe news coverage, says an assembled team… Read More
Episode 022 : Lisa Williams
Speaker, mother, podcaster and radio host, Lisa Williams has shared her thoughts about life from behind a mic since 1990. Lisa’s voice may sound familiar to you. She joined the… Read More
Syria is Beleaguered by Internal Wars and External Interventions, says Expert
This month the civil war in Syria will enter its eighth year of fighting. More than 400,000 have been killed, nearly 1 million injured and over one-third of the nation’s… Read More
Episode 117 : Place-Based Learning In the Grand Tetons
This episode expands on the topic of place-based learning, which was also covered in Episode 103. Whereas the previous interview focused on place-based learning in an urban setting, this episode… Read More
Episode 023 : A Life of Hospitality w/ Klaus Peters
The Foster Harris House is a lovely little inn, in the Virginia wine country. For the new owner, Klaus Peters, running the House is a post-retirement labor of love. Before… Read More
Episode 021 : Gabriella van Rij, Global Kindness Expert
Global kindness expert Gabriella van Rij has dared people across the world to be kind. The speaker, author and researcher has taught others about cultural awareness and acceptance, as well… Read More
“Black Girls Matter”- Study Shows Black Middle School Girls Get Disciplined More Often than White Students
Students of color, students who don’t know English well and LGBTQ students are “vastly over-represented among students who face school disciplinary actions,” says Dr. Lisa Harrison and Dr. Theda Gibbs-Grey… Read More
Episode 020 : Shaunti Feldhahn, Author of “The Kindness Challenge”
Author and columnist Shaunti Feldhahn has made a career helping people with their lives and relationships. Her newest book, The Kindness Challenge, claims only 30 days of kindness can lead… Read More
Recent Indictments Show Russia Sows Discord in America, Russia Expert Says
Russia intended to support candidates against Hillary Clinton- the object of Vladimir Putin’s hatred, says expert on Russia, Dr. Steven Miner, scholar, author and professor in the Contemporary History Institute… Read More
Episode 019 : Brent Williams: Author of Graphic Novel, “Out of the Woods”
Brent Williams felt the kindness from others when dealing with depression, and now he helps others struggling with mental illness. The human rights lawyer and filmmaker from New Zealand wrote… Read More
Episode 022 : Unconventional Job Hunting Strategies w/Austin Belcak
Austin Belcak loves his job in New York City at Microsoft, where he manages digital advertising projects. But what’s attracting more public attention is his side gig as a job… Read More
Hometown Journalists Add to Poverty Problems of Their Areas, Scholar Says
Often Appalachian natives decry the “drive by journalists” from big cities that come to small Appalachia towns just to capture pictures and depictions of poverty, unemployment, drug addiction and squalid… Read More
Episode 018 : Kindness On The Court w/ Alicia Henderson
As the wife of a college basketball coach, Alicia Henderson has spent more hours than she can count in a basketball arena. Alicia and her husband, Eric, have enjoyed the… Read More
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