"admitted students" talk radio podcasts

Webcasts and conversations from Columbia Journalism School in NYC.

Black Talk Radio Network™ is the distribution network of the North Carolina based non-profit Black Talk Media Project™. The Black Talk Radio Network™ is also home to a co ... more

This blogtalkradio site will emphasize everthing you want to know about K12 education and college success. It is an information source for parents, students, teachers/pr ... more

Podcasting from Berea College, the South’s first interracial and coeducational college that focuses on learning, labor, and service. Berea charges no tuition, admitting o ... more

The Kismet Coach Show is an informative talk radio show hosted by Life Coach Kim Afreeka. Our focus and foundation will be spirituality and self empowerment. We will have ... more

The Berea College Lady Mountaineers of The Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (KIAC) host the St. Catharine Lady Patriots of the Mid South Conference (MSC).

This is a new and improved remix. The first (live) cast of the concert had some technical problems. Happy holidays! Music of the season will be performed by the college’s Blac ... more

In the opening convocation of the 2009 academic year, Dr. Larry Shinn addresses the student body. Preceding his talk is a production of "Berea Voices," quotes from Bereans past and present.

This program will explore the value of obtaining a Information Technology degree. How are Information Technology students using their degrees in various aspects of the field? Lea ... more

This program will explore the value of obtaining a Masters in Business Administration. How are graduate students using additional degrees to launch their career? Learn how you ca ... more

Linda Tarr-Whalen, former ambassador to the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women, and author of Women Lead the Way, makes the case for why genderbalanced leadership ... more

Lori Wallach, attorney and founder of Public Citizen’s Global Trade Watch, discusses the growing debate about the implications of globalization for the livelihoods and political ... more

, Vice-President of the National Organization of Women’s Studies (NWSA), reflects on academic feminism and her role as a17th-generation Taiwanese woman.

Susan Marine, Assistant Dean for Student Life and Director of the Women’s Center at Harvard College, discusses her work as scholar and advocate in the fields of sexual assault, ... more

Dr. Sandra Steingraber, ecologist, author of Living Downstream, and cancer survivor, looks at the environmental causes of cancer as a women’s human right issue.