Moraine Valley Community College international students discuss the significance of Lunar New Year in their home culture.
Students in the MVCC Sleep Technology program talk about parasomnia or sleepwalking. They discuss the story of Kenneth Parks who claimed to commit murder while sleep walking.
This week, host Joey Fernandez goes in depth analyzing the Chicago White Sox and their season
Hosts Joey Fernandez and Omar Shalabi discuss the Sox vs Cubs series, along with the second round of the NBA playoffs kicking off.
: Host Joey Fernandez speaks about the highly anticipated first round of the NFL draft along with potential targets for the Bears in the second round. On top of that, the brutal start to the White Sox season and what has gone wrong for the team.
Host Joey Fernandez speaks about the Bulls massive playoff win over the Bucks, the White Sox dealing with injury struggles, and the Cubs finding their rhythm with new additions.
Hosts Joey Fernandez and Omar Shalabi predict the first round of the NBA playoffs along with recapping the first week of the White Sox and Cubs season.
Hosts Joey Fernandez and Omar Shalabi watch the Cubs opening day live while discussing MVP picks and division winners.
Thank you for listening to Voice of the Valley. We are a podcast focused on a person and their own story. The belief is that through deep conversation we can make connections throughout our campus even if we never meet. Thank you.
Host Joey Fernandez previews the upcoming White Sox season along with choosing division winners.
Thank you for listening to Voice of the Valley. We are a podcast focused on a person and their own story. The belief is that through deep conversation we can make connections throughout our campus even if we never meet. Thank you.
Hosts Joey Fernandez and Omar Shalabi discuss the huge moves made in the NFL and MLB landscape.
Hosts Joey Fernandez and Omar Shalabi talk soccer and get the breaking news that baseball is back with guest Professor Bill Hogan
Thank you for listening to Voice of the Valley. We are a podcast focused on a person and their own story. The belief is that through deep conversation we can make connections throughout our campus even if we never meet. Thank you.
Thank you for listening to Voice of the Valley. We are a podcast focused on a person and their own story. The belief is that through deep conversation we can make connections throughout our campus even if we never meet. Thank you.
Thank you for listening to Voice of the Valley. We are a podcast focused on a person and their own story. The belief is that through deep conversation we can make connections throughout our campus even if we never meet. Thank you.
Hosts Joey Fernandez and Omar Shalabi talk all things NBA and new details about the MLB lockout.
Thank you for listening to Voice of the Valley. We are a podcast focused on a person and their own story. The belief is that through deep conversation we can make connections throughout our campus even if we never meet. Thank you.
Host Joey Fernandez welcomes new co-host Omar Shalabi and discusses the super bowl, NBA news, and the new MLB playoff format.
: Thank you for listening to Voice of the Valley. We are a podcast focused on a person and their own story. The belief is that through deep conversation we can make connections throughout our campus even if we never meet. Thank you.
Host Joey Fernandez talks NBA trade deadline and the Super Bowl with guest Joshua Fernandez
Host Joey Fernandez talks all things NFL, the Chicago Bulls struggle with injuries, and the MLB lockout.
This week we welcome on the podcast sophomore MVCC baseball player Gavin Quinlan. We talk to Gavin about his background in baseball, becoming a full-time pitcher, his goals for this upcoming season, and much more! We also discuss our thoughts and opinions on the Chicago pro sports teams.
This week we welcome on the podcast freshman MVCC women's cross country runner Maria Thurman. We talk to Maria about her background in cross country, some of the main differences between high school and college cross country, how it felt to win both the region and conference titles this season, and much more!
This week we welcome on the podcast freshman MVCC men's cross country runner Brandon Armendarez. We talk to Brandon about his record setting performance at nationals, some of the conflicts the team had to deal with throughout this season, what motivates him the most during a meet, and much more!
This week we welcome on the podcast sophomore MVCC softball player Allie Palumbo. We talk to Allie about her background in softball, some of the main differences between high school and college softball, what she's looking forward to most about this season, and much more!
This week, we discuss the exciting World Series results, the breaking and devastating NFL news, and our updated top five NFL teams. We close out this episode by talking about the current state of both the Chicago Bulls and the Chicago Blackhawks.
This week we welcome on the podcast sophomore MVCC women's tennis players Nada Hinnawi and Trisha Meyers. We talk to Nada and Trisha about their backgrounds in tennis, how this past season went for the team, if they plan on continuing tennis after Moraine, and much more!
This week, we discuss the MLB playoffs and our predictions for what teams will make the World Series. We also dive into this past Sunday's Packers vs. Bears game while giving our top five current NFL teams. We wrap up this week's episode by talking about the excitement around the Chicago Bulls, giving our top five NBA teams going into the season, and talking about the nightmare start to the season for the Chicago Blackhawks.
This week we welcome on the podcast sophomore MVCC golfer Randy Miller. We talk to Randy about his background in golf, how this past season went for the Moraine golf team, how the game of golf has changed in recent years, and much more!
This week we welcome on the podcast sophomore MVCC men’s basketball player Ethan Campagna. We talk about the differences between high school and college basketball, how this season has been different because of COVID, some of the team goals for this season, and much more! We also briefly touch on the upcoming season for the Chicago Bulls.
This week we discuss the success of the current Moraine Valley sports teams as well as the sports who have seasons starting very soon. We also discuss the race for the AL wild card spots in the MLB along with giving our picks for each NFL week 4 game. Finally, we briefly discuss the Blackhawks, the NBA, PGA tour golf (The USA Ryder Cup win specifically), the UFC, and boxing.
This week we welcome on the podcast sophomore MVCC women’s basketball player Maggie Manthey. We talk about the differences between high school and college basketball, how this season has been different because of COVID, some of the team goals for this season, and much more!
This week we welcome on the podcast sophomore MVCC baseball player Colin Bulger. We talk about the differences between high school and college baseball, how this season has been different because of COVID, and much more! We also touch on some MLB topics as well as the Chicago Bears. Lastly, we briefly discuss Colin Bulger's upcoming podcast!
This week we welcome on the podcast freshman MVCC women’s volleyball player Caitlyn Comiskey. We talk about the differences between high school and college volleyball, how this season has been different because of COVID, and much more!
This week we dive into the success of the White Sox this season as they prepare for a deep playoff run. We also touch on the "retool" of the Cubs as well as the busy off seasons for the Bears, Bulls, and Blackhawks. We close out the episode by giving some of our fantasy football "sleepers" and "busts."
This week we dive into the success of the Chicago White Sox. We give our takes on this season, player performances, and even on some of the coaching aspects.
This week we solely focus on how the Chicago Bears did at the NFL Draft. We break down each pick and give our overall ratings of how we think the Bears ended up doing.
This week we dive right into our NFL draft predictions after congratulating the Moraine Valley men's tennis team on a great season. We then briefly discuss the starts of the seasons for the White Sox and Cubs. We wrap up this week's episode by discussing the unfortunate situations that the Bulls and Blackhawks currently find themselves in very late in each of their seasons.
This week we jump into discussion about how the first few weeks of the MLB season have gone. The two of us then talk about the late season pushes for the playoffs for both the Blackhawks and the Bulls. We wrap up this episode by looking back on the careers of two notable NFL players who both just recently retired and the two of us give our takes on the Trevor Lawrence situation.
This week we welcome on Moraine Valley women's basketball head coach Delwyn Jones. Jones has been the head coach of the women's team for the past 21 years. He is also the current president of the Cook County College Teacher's Union (which represents MVCC Faculty) and is a Moraine Valley professor of Communications/Speech. Jones and I discuss his time at Moraine, knowing Kanye West and his mother Donda West, and he wraps up the interview by giving his best advice to the youth and what qualities he looks for and wants to instill in his players.
This week we welcome on fellow MVCC student Jack Zampillo. Zampillo is the Opinion Editor for "The Glacier," an MMA journalist for the Philadelphia based "Scraptitude," and the co-host of the podcast "The Z and Clay Show." The three of us dive into our upcoming UFC predictions, other general UFC talk/reflections, and we briefly touch on the men's college basketball national championship game which concluded this year's crazy "March Madness." Scraptitude: https://www.buzzsprout.com/256065
This week we dive straight into the craziness that has been March Madness so far. The two of us then discuss the start of the MLB season, some of the more surprising NFL free agency signings/trades/cuts, and the upcoming NFL draft. We conclude the episode by talking about the recent Chicago Bulls trades, other player movement around the NBA, and finally where we project the Chicago Blackhawks to finish up in the standings this season.
This week we dive into the recent NFL moves regarding franchise tags, extensions, and releases. We also breakdown our takes on the aftermath of the UFC 259 event. Later in the episode, we discuss Patrick Kane's 1000th game, some NBA news/all-star weekend, and much more!
This week we explore the possibilities for the Chicago Bears next starting quarterback. We also dive into the start of MLB spring training, the hot streak that the Chicago Blackhawks have been on, and our breakdown of this NBA season. We then touch on the men's college basketball season as well as the upcoming UFC 259 event.
This week we welcome on sophomore MVCC baseball player Chris Villafuerte. We talk about his baseball background, the Moraine team, and dive into to our predictions for this year's White Sox team. We also touch on the Cubs, the rest of the MLB, and Tiger Woods' car accident.
The Glacier Guys is a weekly sports podcast produced by the MVCC Glacier student newspaper.
In this episode, we dive into NFL free agency, MLB signings, and NBA news. We also discuss the recent play of the Bulls, the future of the Blackhawks, and much more!
Welcome to our brand-new podcast “The Glacier Guys!” Co-hosts Ethan Holesha and Joey Fernandez give their takes on all the biggest sports news week in and week out. In this episode, the guys break down the Super Bowl, NFL free agency, and much more!
This podcast is about my experience with childhood grief. I decided to use tThis podcast is about my experience with childhood grief. I decided to use the memoir I wrote in class for this podcast. Yes it's a story about the death of my melted crayons, however at the age of 8, that was the first time I experienced death. I really wanted the listener to see the stages of grief as I went through them, and I really wanted the humor of grieving over my dead crayons to be in the background, where the listener begins to realize what the podcast is really about and see the deep meaning behind it. Your most prized possessions can be gone before your eyes, its nature.
My podcast is about stress and mental health in the military. In my podcast, I have interviewed PFC Mirek who has just completed training for the Army. We talked about various topics such as depression, anxiety, and PTSD in the military.
This short podcast covers a topic of what I term as "Emotional A.I." and explores the possibility of A.I., specifically Androids, being able to develop human emotions in the near future. The topic for this podcast is based off of the game Detroit: Become Human, centering on the theme of Androids developing emotions and 'becoming human.' This podcast focuses on exploring the possibility of a world like that of Detroit: Become Human, becoming reality.
In the podcast I talk about the skills of Ai in comparison to humans, what these advanced skills mean for human population, and how this technology can be used by governments to discard democratic ideals and examples of this happening. I chose this topic because as our government is changing and getting ever more self-reward driven, these technology's can become an instrument in their arsenal, and I wanted people to be aware of this. There is also a story of a cute robot in the beginning.
This assignment is a podcast that each student got to research any topic about, and talk about it. We got to choose from any kind of format and structure as long as it met certain requirements. I chose to talk about the atomic bombs the U.S. dropped on Japan, and whether or not they were justified for using such a powerful weapon. I also included how this topic relates back to my life.
Former Illuminati member and current MVCC Speech Team member, Andrew Kuntz presents a talk about conspiracy theories. Where do they come from? What can we do about them?
A discussion of the issue of nitrogen pollution of our coral reefs, the chemistry involved, and solutions to try to prevent anymore damage to the reefs.
This Made Me Laugh is the podcast where Moraine Valley students recommend a personal favorite funny text to their classmates and then get together and share their thoughts on them.
As a group we go over some of our favorite media that has made of laugh. We provide commentary and insight to the media and hope to grab your attention and expose you to something you've never seen before! We discuss these: Jose, "The Boondocks"; Mark, "Hot and Fluffy"; Peter, "Hetalia Axis Powers"; India, "Grownish."
A discussion over our choice of comedy on what we liked/disliked and why? This Made Me Laugh featuring Chris Corral, “Bert Kreischer: I Am The Machine”; Nijma Atiq, “Kevin Hart: I'm A Grown Little Man”; Alaa Ihmud, “Friday”; Briauna Dorenzo, “The Last OG.”
This is a podcast discussing our personally picked favorite comedy shows: Key and Peele, Genius, That 70's Show, South Park.
This Made Me Laugh Season 3: Impractical Jokers, Jane The Virgin, Gabriel Iglesias, and more by MVBC
Our contributions to This Made Me Laugh include Youtuber Brandon Rogers, Bridesmaids, Tiny Meat Gang and Futurama.
This Made Me Laugh Season 3: Are We There Yet, Bruce Almighty, Boss Baby, Baseketball by MVBC
A podcast in which we discuss multiple comedic texts. We each take turns discussing our opinions on a text that one of the participants chose.
This Made Me Laugh featuring Queila Juarez-Gallegos, "Fun Mom Dinner"; Lorenzo Velez, "Kevin Hart: Seriously Funny"; Thaminah Raheem, "The Office". Podcast where students recommend a funny text and discuss them with each other.
This Made Me Laugh is a podcast where Moraine Valley students recommend a personal favorite funny text to their classmates and then get together and share their thoughts on them.
It is a comedy podcast where we watched our groups chosen movies, and interviewed each other talking about each movie. We discussed whether we recommend it to the audience or not.
In this podcast, we discussed funny texts. Some of the funny texts that we talked about were the movie Benchwarmers and Napoleon Dynamite. We also talked about a youtuber, David Dobrik.
This was a round table podcast discussing the three comedy texts that each of us have chosen.
Four classmates recorded a podcast on texts that made them laugh and we each shared our texts and discussed what we liked and disliked about them.
This made me laugh is a podcast where we talk about three comedic texts, and what we liked about them.
Our group watched movies that were recommended from our group and we shared our thoughts opinions on what we thought about these movies.
This Made Me Laugh is the podcast where students recommend a personal favorite funny text to their classmates and then get together and share their thoughts on them.
A recording of comedy texts that we found funny and used to discuss the various kinds of humor within these texts. We discuss 4 different films and shows.
This made me laugh featuring Brent,"Mitch Hedberg Best Show Ever" Giselle,"Meet The Parents'' Yennifer,"Bert Kreischer Secret Time" Andrew,"That 70's Show"
This Made Me Laugh featuring Salem Thabet, “Meet the Blacks”; David Camarena, “Age of Spin”; Alex Moy, “AH: Off-Topic”
This Made Me Laugh Season 2 featuring Joe S, “Arrested Development”; Tammy N, “Meet the Blacks”; Nicole D, “Jackass Number Two”
"Bond Energy Engineering" discusses the molecular complexity of the energy stored in bonds. In addition to this, a method of engineering the concept in which energy is stored in bonds is then related to realistic situations that provide cleaner, environment friendly energy.
This discusses the structure of a detective novel as well as why there seem to be gothic elements
Here you have a brief view on "Goblin Market" poem by the Victorian writer Christina Rossetti. In her poem, Christina brings two sister Lizzie and Laura and their difficulties in resisting to buy the fruits sold by Goblins.
In this podcast, The Perks of Being Earnest, Darwin, and Jekyll and Hyde are discussed in relation to the Victorian era. Similarities are discussed in terms of class, doubles, evolution, and the duality of man.
There are situations where patients awake from a Vegetative Sate or Coma after a few moths or sometimes, years. Some patients can be helped with their medical state, yet since the concept of consciousness is complex, this topic shows the difficulty that doctors may be faced with. I will explain the necessary terms typically used when talking about the consciousness, then the complexity of diagnosing a patient, and lastly, the complications that can arise if misdiagnosed. Interviewer - Kirsten Baity, Interviewee- Natalie Jurcik
For my re-genre project I choose to read my narrative essay. My narrative essay was about losing someone close to me and how it changed me.
We discuss how similarities and differences between Islamic and Christian culture can be seen through the art and music of both cultures.
The Fourth Light Project by Niyaz will be discussed in-depth. The significance of the art used by Niyaz and Islamic Art will be talked about by Ammerah. The technology used in show in addition to it's overall impact to the performance and towards the audience will be talked about by Darren. The talks concerning each topic will be alternating.
Discussing the idea of a home from an immigrant point of view to a homeless point of view.
Discussion of the issues of domestic violence and gentrification and how they impact society.
The goal of our podcast is to introduce students at Moraine Valley to Islamic art. We covered a variety of topics such as patterns, religious significant, architecture, and clothing. We connected the research to events that happened on campus as a part of the Mosaic event series.
Jon and Henry discuss the artists' inspirations for their work, whatever that may be, and how their audiences react. We mention that everyone has both an intended and unintended audience, part of both of our theses. Throughout, we reference the performance of Niyaz and some of our sources used in our annotated bibliographies.
For our informative speech, I recorded a podcast where my topic was women's colleges. I broke it down into three sub topics. First was the history of all women colleges, and how they began. The second was how women's colleges deal with the complexities of modern day gender. The last topic was about how female stem students fair better in all female colleges vs co-ed colleges.
This Made Me Laugh ep. 20 featuring Aliyah.W, “Nightvale”; Sean.V, “Pewdiepie”; Emily.G, “Man On Fire”;Samantha.M, “Rick and Morty.”
This Made Me Laugh is the podcast where Moraine Valley students assign a favorite funny text (movie, show, stand-up, etc…) to their classmates and then they get together to talk about them.
Podcast where students discuss stories that made them laugh. Here students discuss Tenacious D, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, and That 70s Show.
This made us laugh! Students review films, TV, and other media that they found hilarious!
In this episode of This Made Me Laugh ep. 17 featuring Ashley Lizzo, “Shameless”; Abigail Porras, “Superbad”; Erika Delgado, “Kitchen Nightmares”; Sierra Villarreal, “Friends.” These four girls, will give their honest opinions', on the shows recommended by the others. Giving feedback on what they like, or maybe didn't like at all.. tune in to find out!
This Made Me Laugh ep. 32 featuring Heather, “Rick and Morty”; John H., “Animal House”; David, “Broscience”; Yasmina, “The Office.”
This Made Me Laugh Ep.13 Featuring Noe Villarreal, ʺThis Is The Endʺ; Rachel Iverson, ʺChristopher Titus: Love is Evolʺ; Arwa Muhanna, ʺThe Pink Pantherʺ.
John Mulaney's New in Town, Rick and Morty, Achievement Hunter-Between the Games, Alec Baldwin as Trump on SNL
Students each pick a text that they found funny, the students then watch each other texts, and after get together to discuss and review each other's choices.
Moraine Valley students had to pick a funny film or funny and discuss it in the podcast.
This Made Me Laugh ep. 24 featuring Blake Weglarz, Bench Warmers; Joseph Golf, Scary Movie 3; Deabba Fakaneh, White Chicks; Celeste Lozano
This Made Me Laugh ep. 30 featuring Barrett Callaghan “Kyle Mooney Youtube”; Colin Spriesch ʺSoviet Wombleʺ; Radi Abdallah “Friday”; Marcell Tores “Sebastian Maniscalo”.
For our com101 class, we took our own spin on the show 'Check Please'. We all picked a form of text to share with our group and then later discuss. We hope you enjoy!
We watched and discussed three different comedy shows and movies. We discussed our likes and dislikes, favorite things about the clips, genres, medium, and context. The text we discussed were Rick and Morty, Shameless, and White Chicks
Com 101 podcast This Made Me Laugh ep. 16 featuring Student Ben, “Grown Ups”; Diana, “Millers”; Anahi, “Superbad”; Camryn, “Keanu.”
Podcast about Lithium Ion batteries. We discuss general electrochemical storage system, some problems and solutions batteries might face, energy sources, and electric grid.
The wage fighters discuss if the fight for 15$ an hour is really worth having in the U.S.
In the second installment of PSC 103 podcasts, Sally, Josemaria, and Peter discuss what it means to be a political individual. They also share their opinions about political campaigns. Plus, the non-political science question deals with what they are watching on television.
In this podcast, Dr. Deron T. Schreck interviews his students regarding their views on political ideologies, the importance of voting, and movies that they recommend you seeing. It's the first installment of political and non-political discussion in PSC 103.
A podcast that discusses the various types of discourse and how the food industry tends to influence popular, academic, and political discourse on obesity.
Our project is about the discourses of obesity including the food industry, academic, political and popular discourse. It is a reflection of a students mind, in that a few references were made from things we have learned about obesity in class. However, it is not a humorous tone. We decided to be informative in a pretty serious manner. to emphasize the importance of the problem.
Defining the term discourse and exploring the different types of discourse on the topic of obesity, which include academic, food industry, popular and political.
Defining the term discourse and exploring the different types of discourse on the topic of obesity, which include academic, food industry, popular and political.
A podcast discussing popular, political, food industry, and academic discourse pertaining to the obesity crisis in America.
Our podcast discusses the issue of obesity in America and the discourse about it in four different categories: Public discourse, academic discourse, political discourse, and food industry discourse. We each give examples of each kind and provide our opinions about the issue.
In our podcast, we discuses the different types of discourse. However, in a unique twist, we are role playing. Connor plays the role of food industry discourse, Omar is popular discourse, Tareq is academic and Shivam, the host is political
Fast Food Talk is a podcast of four friends talking about the different types of discourse on obesity.
The discourse about obesity and how the food industry is manipulating all of the topics.
In this podcast, we discuss what exactly is the Fight for $15 and whether we agree with what it stands for or not.
Here we crack down on the various people, organizations, and environments that have directly influenced the obesity crisis.
This podcast will look into the various forms of discourse (academic, political, popular, and food industry) regarding the obesity epidemic.
Podcast on how the food industry influences popular political and academic discourse concerning obesity.
In this podcast we discuss our views of the fight for $15 giving listeners a clear view of our stance.
Nowadays, there is an Obesity Epidemic all over the world and especially in the U.S. where over 70% of the people are overweight or obese. There has been a lot of talks and rhetoric about the obesity crisis where the food industry is blaming it on personal responsibility and lack of exercise while professional experts say that our toxic food environment which includes processed calorie-dense food available everywhere. Here is a glimpse of the different discourses on obesity.
Allison, Alyssa, Zach and Sergio discuss the fight for 15. They start by asking if their views on this topic have changed through their research.
This is a Podcast made by 4 students discussing The Fight For $15. This is a final please disregard the first Podcast that was submitted.
In this podcast, we discussed the discourse surround the obesity crisis by explaining different types of discourse, providing examples and analyzing sources.
Our Podcast is a discussion about the fight for $15. We are a group of four people explaining our thoughts and opinions about the case. Fight For $15 COM 101(600 Seconds).
Discussion of discourse and obesity with The Kickbacks: Angel, Woody Ellie, and Houston
In our podcast, we explain the four different types of discourse on obesity. We explain each discourse, give examples, and share our opinions on it.
The podcast was an assignment for a Com class, and it was on the fight for $15. In the podcast, there was a talk about opinons focusing on supporting or not supporing the fight for $15 with supporting details.
Here we discuss the controversial movement of the fight for 15 and discuss our views on the issue.
Podcast for the fight for $15 movement discussion about the effects and reasons for the movement.
This project was about the case for the Fight for $15 movement. We had to create a podcast explaining our own thoughts and opinions on what we think. This project allowed us to ask questions on this movement to our piers,allowing us to see other peoples views on this topic.
Our podcast is about the fight for $15 and if we agree or disagree and the benefits of the movement
We talk about the fight for 15 and a union. We discuss our views and give each other feedback.
For this project, we created a podcast titled the Food and Labor podcast regarding the Fight for $15 movement, which is raising wages for workers of all phases (fast-food workers, health-care workers, child-care workers, and college professors) and allowing them the right to a union. Overall, we all agreed that we support the fight for $15 movement.
This is a podcast about the Fight for $15 and how it evolved from fast food workers to other low wage workers and getting the $15 minimum wage for all.
We have discussed political ideologies and tied it in with the recent election. We started off with definitions of the political ideologies and what we grew up knowing about these ideologies. We talked about the difference between mainstream ideologies and ones that are not so popular but very promised.
Hamilton carves a path for not only musical lovers, or history lovers, but for young adults. Hamilton brings popular culture to life on stage by incorporating references to well-likes, common artists, such as the one and only, Eminem. Lin-Manuel Miranda, the rap god, fell in love with two very different art forms growing up: Hip-hop and Broadway. He combined these two in a fashion that changes the way Broadway will be viewed forever. He opened up the doors to young adults by creating something that they are able to follow and understand. Hamilton will continue to influence new generations as it revolves around something that will never change: history.
This podcast discusses about the concept of immigration that has impacted the United States. Several types of research from the songs in the ʺHamiltonʺ musical, and the past and present events of immigration are given in the podcast. All of this information is discussed about from the perspectives of each student in which each student attempts to support the idea that immigration is the reason for the existence of America as it is today.
Our group had one major question ʺHow did segregation/desegregation in the 20th century impact Lin Miranda's casting in Hamilton?ʺ We broke it down into three questions. First one was about how blackface segregation black people in theater/media. Second one consisted of how black people rose up in theater despite racism. Last question dealt with how important, racially speaking, was the all non-white casting of Hamilton, directed by Lin Manuel Miranda.
This project consists of an analysis on the stance on immigration throughout the creative masterpiece entitled, “Hamilton The American Musical.” This analysis overlooks Hamilton’s potential views on immigration through a historian’s and through the musical’s point of view. Taking a glimpse of each perspective and discussing Hamilton’s overall thoughts on this specific topic.
PSC 110-160(AMERICAN GOVERNMENT) students talk upon the 3rd party candidate coverage of the presidential election. They bring up points such as how the coverage of the 3rd party candidates is limited, how this limitation is affecting their poll numbers, and also suggestions as to how to improve this limited coverage of the 3rd party candidates.
Sean and Abby discuss American Democracy, speaking on equal protection of the law and equal voting rights.
This project consists of an analysis on the stance on immigration throughout the creative masterpiece entitled, “Hamilton The American Musical.” This analysis overlooks Hamilton’s potential views on immigration through a historian’s and through the musical’s point of view. Taking a glimpse of each perspective and discussing Hamilton’s overall thoughts on this specific topic.
Podcast for COM 101-160 class project, based on "Hamilton" the musical and The American Revolution. Podcast focuses in on the differences between Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson, and how their views shaped America after the revolution.