Gatumba: Recent Episodes
Benjamin Leong [STUDENT]
This is the final episode of Gatumba, where we discuss Sandra’s mental health, activism, and relationships.
Today we discuss the highly sensitive topic of sexual assault and rape, and we feel that we should warn your audience before listening to this episode, due to the seriousness of the topic. Other than this, we also bring up the topics of cultural barriers, being black in America, and the white savior complex.
Today we discuss topics in the articles, “Why It’s So Hard to Delete Facebook,” and “Why Facebook Can’t Fix Fake News.” We also bring up other topics about social media and its implications in 2020.
Today we discuss the first 11 chapters of How Dare The Sun Rise. We talk about genocides in the past and present as well as women’s place in culture.
Today we go over the video “The Science of Hate,” and our implications of it in How Dare The Sun Rise and in society.
We go over our roles in, our new podcast, Gatumba, where we analyze the novel How Dare The Sun Rise.
Today we have our last episode of Pārsa, the Persepolis Persians. We go over the last 5 chapters of the graphic novel. We hope you enjoyed listening to our podcast.
Today we discuss the contents of the speech, “Shut The Door,” by Senator Ellison DuRant Smith in 1924. We relate this to society and how white supremacy still affects us today.
Today we go over the topic of Andrew Jackson’s Speech to Congress addressing the Indian Removal Act.
In this episode of Pārsa, The Persepolis Persians, we discuss the important topics of, Marji’s uncle, Anoot, and the war between Iran and Iraq in Persepolis. We also mention the Armenian / Azerbaijani conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh (or Artsakh), the coronavirus pandemic response in America, and the historical influence of the USSR and America on the region.
Today on this special episode of Pārsa, the Persepolis Persians, we discuss the Dunning Krueger effect and its impacts on society. We relate this to personal examples as well as current world events.
Today we go over the topic of ethos, pathos, and logos. We also review the infomercial Everybody’s Free to Wear Sunscreen.
On our first episode, we discuss the first 12 chapters of, the graphic novel, “Persepolis,” by Marjane Satrapi. Our discussion includes the impact of religion, god, and the vail on Marji’s life, as well as events occurring during the Iranian Revolution, and current events similar to the Iranian Revolution.
This is the introduction episode for our podcast, Pārsa. Today we tell listeners our names and our roles.