Goucher College Podcasts
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Goucher College is a selective, private, coed, liberal arts college dedicated to providing a multidisciplinary, international education. Founded in 1885, it was the first college in the nation to require undergraduate study abroad. Located in Baltimore, Maryland, Goucher enrolls approximately 1,500 undergraduates and 700 students in graduate degree programs and has more than 15,000 alumnae and alumni. The Goucher SoundCloud page is an archive of podcasts from lectures, events, and interviews on campus. Learn more at https://www.goucher.edu
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Melaina Valentine Oral History Interview
Melaina Valentine Oral History Interview by Goucher College
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Alexa Salazar Oral History Interview
Alexa Salazar Oral History Interview by Goucher College
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James Randles III Oral History Interview
James Randles III Oral History Interview by Goucher College
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Beteley Mulatu Oral History Interview
Beteley Mulatu Oral History Interview by Goucher College
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Erica Gardner Oral History Interview
Erica Gardner Oral History Interview by Goucher College
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Ann Duncan Oral History Interview
Ann Duncan Oral History Interview by Goucher College
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Derek Borowsky Oral History Interview
Derek Borowsky Oral History Interview by Goucher College
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Romaine Williams Oral History Interview
Romaine Williams Oral History Interview by Goucher College
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Melaina Valentine Oral History Interview
Melaina Valentine Oral History Interview by Goucher College
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Belinda Johnson Oral History Interview
Belinda Johnson Oral History Interview by Goucher College
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Justin Jeffries interview
Justin Jeffries interview by Goucher College
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Lawana Holland-Moore Oral History Interview
Lawana Holland-Moore Oral History Interview by Goucher College
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Denise Pittman Glass Oral History Interview
Denise Pittman Glass Oral History Interview by Goucher College
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Leda Fuller Favor Oral History Interview
Leda Fuller Favor Oral History Interview by Goucher College
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SaraCitroni Interview
SaraCitroni Interview by Goucher College
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Ramieka Robinson interview
Ramieka Robinson interview by Goucher College
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Xavier Rivers '25 Oral History Interview
Xavier Rivers '25 Oral History Interview by Goucher College
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Shayla McLish '23 Oral History Interview
Shayla McLish '23 Oral History Interview by Goucher College
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Rabbi Josh Snyder Oral History Interview
Rabbi Josh Snyder Oral History Interview by Goucher College
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Leila Malone '24 Oral History Interview
Leila Malone '24 Oral History Interview by Goucher College
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Ethan Pratt '24 Oral History Interview
Ethan Pratt '24 Oral History Interview by Goucher College
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Dr. Aarika Camp Oral History Interview
Dr. Aarika Camp Oral History Interview by Goucher College
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Declan Watkins '24 Oral History Interview
Declan Watkins '24 Oral History Interview by Goucher College
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Pierre Jones Oral History Interview
Pierre Jones Oral History Interview by Goucher College
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Logan Herring '04 Oral History Interview
Logan Herring '04 Oral History Interview by Goucher College
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Felicia Graves-Baker '13 Oral History Interview
Felicia Graves-Baker '13 Oral History Interview by Goucher College
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Yabsera Faris '17 Oral History Interview
Yabsera Faris '17 Oral History Interview by Goucher College
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Daryn Carter Oral History Interview
Daryn Carter Oral History Interview by Goucher College
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Royal Banks Oral History Interview, 2024
Royal Banks Oral History Interview, 2024 by Goucher College
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Goucher Radio Theater Listens to the Environment - Episode 6: Human Invasion by Kristen Wheeler
Human Invasion by Kristen Wheeler A new twist on the Martian invasion theme. As the play opens, three siblings, Azul, Illumi and Zircon meet for brunch… on Mars. Playwrights’s Statement: One day, I was scrolling through social media and saw a post about a climate change protest and saw someone...
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Goucher Radio Theater Listens to the Environment - Episode 5: The Pageant by Paula Cizmar
The Pageant by Paula Cizmar Three friends meet in the future to plan the annual pageant to celebrate how the world came together and saved the environment from destruction. Playwright’s Statement: Most of us know deep in our bones that we have to protect the earth, but what stops us is the hard...
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Goucher Radio Theater Listens to the Environment - Episode 4: DreamSong by Heidi Kraay
DreamSong by Heidi Kraay Two children whose lives are disrupted by wildfire conjure a mythical sea creature as a way to restore hope. Playwright’s Statement: Like many big ideas, the theme “Envisioning a Global Green New Deal” got me thinking from a childlike perspective in order to see into it...
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Goucher Radio Theater Listens to the Environment - Episode 3: Apology, My by Keith Barker
Apology, My by Keith Barker The Prime Minister rehearses an official apology for the effects of climate change, with the help of The Fixer, a political advisor. Playwright’s Statement: This play came out of exchanges I’ve had with my uncle over the years. He is a fervent climate change denier who...
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Goucher Radio Theater Listens to the Environment - Episode 2: Book Of G by Nelson Diaz-Marcano
Book of G by Nelson Diaz-Marcano Z is struggling with their chapter of the Book of Generations and seeks Mother’s guidance and support. Playwright’s Statement: What inspired me to write this play was the question of how I would envision a world in which the Green New Deal would exist. I couldn’t...
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Goucher Radio Theater Listens to the Environment - Episode 1: Paying For It by Thomas Peterson
Paying For It by Thomas Peterson This is a play about paying for climate action or paying for climate inaction; a play about who pays, and how. Producer - Allison Campbell Cast: Someone - Sam Rose Someone Else - James Mullooly More info at https://www.goucher.edu/theatre
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Art Reach at Goucher - Episode 7: Mike Semancik
Mike Semancik, Assistant Professor of Music and Director of the Goucher Choral Society and Orchestra, talks about the joy of ensemble musicianship, and the challenges of conducting during the pandemic.
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Art Reach at Goucher - Episode 6: Mustapha Braimah
Goucher Professor Mustapha Braimah talks about the rich heritage of West African dance, music and theatre and the surprises and discoveries West African dance offers to students trained in ballet and modern. Recorded April 24, 2023.
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Art Reach at Goucher - Episode 5: John Thomas
John Thomas, Goucher’s Live Events Presenter, talks about the full calendar of events coming to Goucher in the fall of 2023. Monthly Sunday Peabody Conservatory concerts, author Janine Capo Crucet, and many more. View upcoming events at https://events.goucher.edu
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Art Reach at Goucher - Episode 4: Sonja Bozic
Assistant Professor of Communications, Sonja Bozic, talks about her work in film and New Media. In particular she talks about her internationally recognized project-in-development, Chocolate Milk, a virtual reality experience that will bring its audience into the lived experience of her autistic...
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Art Reach at Goucher - Episode 3: Rosie Herrera
Professor Amanda Woodson talks with dancer, choreographer and artistic director, Rosie Herrera who was a resident guest artist of the dance program this year, and whose work will be seen in the Spring Dance Ensemble concert April 21 and 22. Rosie is a Cuban-American dance artist whose…
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Art Reach at Goucher - Episode 2: Edgar Kunz
Assistant Professor and Poet Edgar Kunz talks about what inspired his upcoming book of poetry, his writing process, and the joys of teaching poetry. More info at: https://www.goucher.edu/faculty/edgar-kunz
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Art Reach at Goucher - Episode 1: Kendall Kennison
Composer and Professor of Music, Kendall Kennison, talks about his upcoming concert, his composing process, and the arc of his teaching and composing career. More info at: https://www.goucher.edu/faculty/kendall-kennison
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Elmira David - Oral History, 2021
The United States has become one of the countries with the largest growing number of international students. Students from all around the world come here for a variety of reasons, some to pursue education, some to flee war-ridden areas or some just want to have a different experience. Regardless…
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Sartre Ndebaneza - International Student Oral History, 2021
The United States has become one of the countries with the largest growing number of international students. Students from all around the world come here for a variety of reasons, some to pursue education, some to flee war-ridden areas or some just want to have a different experience. Regardless…
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Nabiya Imran - International Student Oral History, 2021
The United States has become one of the countries with the largest growing number of international students. Students from all around the world come here for a variety of reasons, some to pursue education, some to flee war-ridden areas or some just want to have a different experience. Regardless…
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Momoka - Oral History, 2021
The United States has become one of the countries with the largest growing number of international students. Students from all around the world come here for a variety of reasons, some to pursue education, some to flee war-ridden areas or some just want to have a different experience. Regardless…
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Restorative Action - Oral History of Danielle Williams, 2020
In the fall of 2018 Black students at Goucher College organized a protest known as the Blackout in response to a hate crime on campus to demand that Goucher’s administration address this crime with urgency, something the students felt was lacking in response to past hate crimes. This collection…
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Restorative Action - Oral History of Kai Miller, 2020
Black students at Goucher College organized a Blackout protest in the fall of 2018 in response to a hate crime on campus. The Blackout demanded that Goucher’s administration address this crime with urgency, something the students felt was lacking in response to past hate crimes. This collection…
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Restorative Action - Oral History of Cydnii Jones, 2020
Black students at Goucher College organized a Blackout protest in the fall of 2018 in response to a hate crime on campus. The Blackout demanded that Goucher’s administration address this crime with urgency, something the students felt was lacking in response to past hate crimes. This collection…
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Restorative Action - Oral History of Tajne Jefferies, 2020
Black students at Goucher College organized a Blackout protest in the fall of 2018 in response to a hate crime on campus. The Blackout demanded that Goucher’s administration address this crime with urgency, something the students felt was lacking in response to past hate crimes. This collection…
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Goucher College is a selective, private, coed, liberal arts college dedicated to providing a multidisciplinary, international education. Founded in 1885, it was the first college in the nation to require undergraduate study abroad. Located in Baltimore, Maryland, Goucher enrolls approximately 1,500 undergraduates and 700 students in graduate degree programs and has more than 15,000 alumnae and alumni. The Goucher SoundCloud page is an archive of podcasts from lectures, events, and interviews on campus. Learn more at https://www.goucher.edu
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