Dear PWI: Recent Episodes
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Social Justice Reporter Marian Haile discusses her experiences as a woman of color at a predominately white university, brings in guests with identities she both shares and doesn't, and whatever else she wants to talk about.
In this episode of Dear PWI, Marian brings on guest Mickey Redington, as they discuss identity, art, being from a big city, and astrology. Also, shoutouts!
In this episode of Dear PWI, Marian brings on Thomas Harris--assistant director of OMSS--as they discuss the importance of student leadership, play a game of this or that, and discuss the many upcoming events and social justice issues that UWL should look out for!
In this episode, Marian brings on fellow classmates Luis Acosta and Marissa Widdifield as they discuss what and how they decided to English majors, as as their capstone research projects. Also, astrology and shoutouts!
In this episode of Dear PWI, Marian brings on guest Nhia Thao, as they discuss pertinent issues within communities of color, such as beauty standards and cultural encapsulation. This episode also touches on recent events surrounding the Hmong community. Also, shoutouts!
In this episode of Dear PWI, Marian brings on guest Kou Xiong as they discuss the term empathy and what it means to be compassionate, as well as the differences between energy and spirit. Also, shoutouts!
In this episode of Dear PWI, Marian brings on one of her good friends Mirm Hurula, as they discuss what it's like being 1st gen American, Samoa, and their personal and favorite cultural traditions and food. Also, shoutouts!
in this episode of Dear PWI, Marian talks about T.I. taking his daughter--Deyjah Harris--to the gynecologist for a "virginity test".
In this episode of Dear PWI, Marian speaks on how the podcast is going, how things will change, and music in regards to the podcast. Plenty of shoutouts!
In this episode of Dear PWI, Marian brings on the President of Latin American Student Association (LASO)--Joslyn Diaz--as they discuss the Day of the Dead, cultural appropriation, and LASO's Dia de los Muertos. Also, shoutouts!