The 2Fas Podcast: Recent Episodes
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The 2Fas Podcast - Episode 22 Bria Polk speaks about teaching during the COVID-19 pandemic, graduating from Tuskegee University, and more.
The 2fas Podcast - Biden takes the lead in Georgia as race for the White House stays razor thin.
The 2Fas Podcast - Episode 21 Kandeaux interviews Terence Jackson about growing up in Tuskegee, Alabama, the effect that attending AAMU and Tuskegee University had on his life, the correlation between the Tuskegee Syphilis Study and COVID-19, the CISC/2Fas internship program, future projects from TUCEP, his advice to future farmers, and the $20 million gift from philanthropist, activist and author MacKenzie Scott this past summer.
The 2Fas Podcast - Episode 20 Kandeaux interviews Millicent Braxton about growing up in Alabama, the effect that HBCUs and Extension had on her childhood, the history of Family Home and Consumer Science and why it’s relevant today, the CISC internship program, future projects from FCS, her advice to future farmers, and the Tuskegee University Cooperative Extension Program.
The 2Fas Podcast - Episode 19 Kandeaux interviews Marquess James about the Tuskegee University Cooperative Extension Program.
Kandeaux interviews Jonathan Kubakundimana on the of the history of Equal Justice Initiative (EJI), American Culture, mass incarceration, environmental injustices, George Floyd, and injustices seen across the African Diaspora.
The "Fact or Foolishness" discussion with Dr. Raymon Shange & Dr. Deloris Alexander on Covi-19 #COVID-19Series
Ms. Catrina Hoffman interviews Dr. Adelia C. Bovell-Benjamin on the important skills youth learn in food preparation, food safety techniques, combating health issues with food prep, and the influence parents have on their children's eating habits.
Dr. Shange interviews Assistant Commissioner Bob Plaster on the 2019 industrial hemp growing season, the unprecedented economic disruption in our meat and food industry, Alabama's Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), Sweet Grown Alabama, and the Veterinary Medicine Loan Repayment Program
Ms. Catrina Hoffman interviews Dr. Norma Dawkins on food safety, the risk factors of food borne illness, safe food preparation, and what to do during the pandemic or a natural disaster.
The 2Fas Podcast - Episode 13 Kandeaux interviews Elise Tolbert on the Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment, COVID-19, and mistrust between minorities and the US medical system.
Kandeaux interviews Mayor Tony Haygood on Tuskegee's worldwide reach, tree farming, succeeding Mayor Johnny Ford, the T-100 manufacturing project, young farmers of 2020, and the Tuskegee Syphilis Study's relationship to Covid-19.
Kandeaux interviews Dr. Kara Woods on heir property as a multi faceted issue, Covid-19's impact on voting, and public policy within land ownership.
Kandeaux interviews Dr. Kara Woods on heir property as a multi faceted issue, Covid-19's impact on voting, and public policy within land ownership.
The Science of COVID-19 and Public/Community Health with Dr. Raymon Shange & Dr. WIllis-Henderson #COVID-19Series
The Science of COVID-19 and Public/Community Health with Dr. Raymon Shange & Dr. Chastity Bradford #COVID-19Series
The Science of COVID-19 and Public/Community Health with Dr. Raymon Shange & Attorney Crystal M. James #COVID-19Series
The Science of COVID-19 and Public/Community Health with Dr. Raymon Shange & Mr. Frank Lee #COVID-19Series
Elise Marie Tolbert is a graduate of Tuskegee University and a Environmental Health Scientist and Public Health Practitioner who currently works as the Partner Engagement Program Manager at the Climate Action Campaign.
In this interview Elise speaks on COVID-19 and climate changes relation to each other, how deforestation and intrusion on nature expose us to more and more zoonotic diseases, preparedness for climate change, and plans to positively change air pollution.
Kandeaux interviews Dr. Jasmine Ratliff on Hurricane Katrina's similarities to COVID-19, the future of people's food, community planning, 1890 Land Grants, 1862 Land Grants, and the Alabama Sustain Agriculture Network.
Dr. Lunsford, inspired by her Alma mater, Tuskegee University, is setting the tone for the upcoming generation of urban agriculturalists. Currently working as a Sustainable Food System Resource Specialist through Tuskegee University’s Carver Integrative Sustainability Center, Ms. Lunsford’s work focuses on food justice and community sovereignty. She recently defended her PhD thesis on “Soul Food as Healing: A Restoring of African American Food Systems and Foodways”. In this interview Dr. Lunsford speaks about the history of American "Soul Food", heart disease, the effect corona virus has had on food systems, cancellations of spring college graduations, and her skills gained while attending Tuskegee University.
What Do you do when you go to Wal-Mart and there is no food?
Why You Should Know Where Your Food Comes From?
Panic Grocery Shopping
Episode 2 with Dr Shange on Drone Technology, GIS, Industrial Hemp, and Urban Ag. Dr. Raymon Shange of Tuskegee University’s College of Ag & Cooperative Extension. Dr. Shange earned his Bachelors of Science of Biology in 2004 at Xavier University in Louisiana, a 2006 Master of Arts in Natural Philosophy at Howard University in Washington D.C. and a Ph.D in Integrative Biosciences from Tuskegee university in 2011
Questions Facing Agriculture in 2020
Farm Finances, The Hemp Industry, & How Corona Is Affecting Farming