Digging Deeper: Recent Episodes
Liberal Studies @ SSU
Students from the Hutchins School of Liberal Studies at Sonoma State University dig into proposed solutions to 21st century challenges.
You'd be surprise... there's a glimmer of hope when corporations move to sustainable efforts.
Hi! The creators of this program, Sophia and Paige, hope that you enjoy hearing about our experiences in public school and private school!
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Emma Wentz and Alexis Renelle explore sustainable farming and bring in two other perspectives on sustainability. This includes fast fashion, urban agriculture, and farms that are locally using these methods compared to industrial farming. Disclaimer: this is not actually sponsored, the code will not work.
Today's episode of Digging Deeper talks about the difference between minimum wage and living wage, with an extra close look on California, and an extra extra close look on Sonoma County. Also, stay tuned for an extra extra extra close look on college students who work for a minimum wage in Sonoma County.
Hi! This podcast is about how social media affects a person's mental health. In the podcast, there is mention of body dysmorphia, anxiety, and depression so please be aware before listening. Thank you for listening!
Abigail Elizarraraz talks about the inhumane conditions of ICE detention centers. From medical abuse to violence, it must be stopped. Stay tuned to the end to find ways in which you can help!
Two hot girls talk about an even hotter topic (environmental racism and climate change). Within the episode, you will find Maddy and Kie breaking down just what environmental racism is, examples of how it is affecting our world, a current day activist bringing about change, and our possible solutions to end this hot mess. We do this with a side of dry humor to try and alleviate the pain of recognizing the state our world is in.
Laugh, laugh, joke, joke, joke, commentary.
Enjoy!
Racism makes it more challenging for people of color to participate in society and in the economy. The lack of understanding the root of the problem is something that our nation has continued to misunderstand for the past centuries. In this podcast, I will explore the reality of Racism from a person of colors perspective.
Maggie and Yesi discuss the ins and outs of fast fashion. We go into our definitions, examples, views, and solutions in this episode.
This podcast involves Marinely exploring different solutions such as urban farming can reduce the distance crops, city farms could provide urbanities with easier access to fresh and local produce, having contained farms, cutting down the number of miles it takes for produce to get from a farm to a dining table.
Looking at Green and Tree Burials, how they effect the environment vs normal burials. Pricing differences and why we never talk about it.
What is the reality of the plastic and pollution problem in our ocean? How can we help? Jenna discusses the possible outcomes of our futures with three new technologies and research studies that can help protect our oceans.
Colonialism and white supremacy dominate our modern education system. The question is how to fix it. Listen in today with Ginger to hear one method of change, all for the better!
Rosemary looks into the cruelty free lifestyle of veganism while illuminating the often ignored and severe mistreatment of human farm and factory workers within this movement.
Josie and Jack talk about the invisible class, the homeless community, and the ways we as a society and community can solve the decade-long homeless crisis.