Adventures in Podcasting

Episode 2 of the The Social Sciences Department podcast, hosted by The SSD, titled "Adventures in Podcasting" was published on February 3, 2024 and runs 15 minutes.

February 3, 2024 ·15m · The Social Sciences Department

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Summary

F. Douglas Brown and J. Carbajal debrief their semester-long podcast projects. The success and opportunities for growth that come with managing an engaging, but challenging assignment for high school seniors. Listen in on the conversation. F. Douglas Brown is a published poet and winner of the 2013 Cave Canem Poetry Prize selected by US Poet Laureate, Tracy K. Smith. He also teaches African American Studies to high school seniors.

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F. Douglas Brown and J. Carbajal debrief their semester-long podcast projects. The success and opportunities for growth that come with managing an engaging, but challenging assignment for high school seniors. Listen in on the conversation.

F. Douglas Brown is a published poet and winner of the 2013 Cave Canem Poetry Prize selected by US Poet Laureate, Tracy K. Smith. He also teaches African American Studies to high school seniors.

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