Starting the Conversation: Recent Episodes

Charlotte Tate, Jesse Dimich-Louvet, Kayla Stewart, Kyla Jackson, Toria Benitez

For Temple students, by Temple students. Campus events YOU care about!

Starting the conversation will be to inform Temple students of cross disciplinary events happening on campus that will help students become more culturally and socially aware.

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Kyla talks to Carolina Burkholder, the coordinator of Spacial Stories of Sustainability: The Woman Building Philadelphia's Green Spaces. This event will be held Thursday November 10th from 12:30pm to 2pm in the Howard Gittis Student Center!

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Charlotte asks Kyla about her talk with Carolina Burkholder, the coordinator of Spacial Stories of Sustainability: The Woman Building Philadelphia's Green Spaces. This event will be held Thursday November 10th from 12:30pm to 2pm in the Howard Gittis Student Center! If you're interested in local intersectional sustainability, this one's for you!

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This past Saturday, November 5th, newly elect senator John Fetterman and newly elect governor Josh Shapiro campaigned at the Liacouras Center with President Joe Biden and former President Barack Obama. Jesse went to this event, and breaks down what we missed for us.

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Charlotte and Jesse talk about regular event the Rite of Swing Jazz Cafe, this week, Temple Student and Jazz Performance major Sean Butkovich is highlighted. Charlotte even had a chance to chat with Sean himself before this episode! This event is held every Thursday from 4:30pm to 6:30pm in the lobby of the Temple Preforming Arts center. It is also open to the public! :)

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Jesse, Charlotte, Kayla and Toria discuss this event that will be spotlighting social change agents in North Philadelphia. Dr. Diane Turner, Curator of the Charles L. Blockson Afro-American Collection, and Lovett Hines, Artistic Director of the Philadelphia Clef Club of Jazz & Performing Arts, will introduce Making Black America and discuss Philadelphia's long history of social networks and organizations created by and for Black people-beyond the reach of the “White gaze.” [past event]

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In our first episode, Jesse, Charlotte, Kayla, and Toria discuss imposter syndrome in preparation for an event held by the Wellness Resource Center. [past event]