Podcasts about lousiana state university

Thank you to our sponsors at Petivity! Click here to save money - USE CODE CC15 AT CHECKOUT https://www.amazon.com/stores/page/F78DCCEE-26B8-48EF-AB5D-155C28106611?ingress=2&visitId=0a9f2d60-73f9-493e-ae2e-1746ac5f8e5a&ref_=ast_bln&utm_source=PodCo&utm_medium=Audio&utm_campaign=PodCoQ4&utm_content=ChristyRomano Vulnerable Rewind:Today on Vulnerable, I sit down with the LA Times Bestselling author of Read This to Get Smarter, Blair Imani. She is an award-winning educator, historian, and influencer. I learned about Blair through her Smarter in Seconds series on Instagram and TikTok. She educates everyone on a spectrum of subjects like toxic positivity to gender to the civil rights movement, and more! Blair shared her journey into education and activism with Brendan and me. Blair is a Black bisexual Muslim woman born and raised in Los Angeles, California. During her college career at Lousiana State University, she learned to have complicated and nuanced conversations with people who thought differently than her. She became an advocate and activist for LGBTQ+ rights and Black Lives Matter while at school. At Blair's core, her activism and education are to make the world a better place for all humans to live and thrive. Her work hasn't been necessarily easy or safe. As she has navigated and grown in these spaces, she has found a way to educate with joy and positivity in 30 seconds!Blair gets vulnerable about converting to Islam as a young adult and how she handled that with her family. She shares about being arrested at a protest and so much more. This episode highlights how you have the opportunity to learn more information about complicated or nuanced issues. You can be an activist by educating yourself and your community to make positive changes.You can follow Blair @blairimani on Instagram and TikTok. You can shop her Smarter Lip Sets here. You can learn more about her books and her work at blairimani.com.Follow me, Christy Carlson Romano on Instagram @thechristycarlsonromano and TikTok @christcarlsonromano, subscribe to my YouTube channel, and follow Brendan Rooney on Instagram @thebrendanrooney and TikTok @brendanrooney.Be sure to follow Vulnerable @thevulnerablepodcast on Instagram and TikTok. You can watch the video version on my YouTube channel. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

  Ingrid Maciel Pedrote, Mexicana/Española, Quimica egresada de "Universidad La Salle", Maestria en Toxicología de "Lousiana State University" Experta en cabildeo y negociación política, economía y finanzas internacionales. A nivel gobierno federal desempeñó cargos como: directora de patente en el IMPI así como Directora de Normalización Internacional en DGN. He tenido diversos cargos importantes, destacando: Presidente del Comité Electrotécnico Mexicano (CEM). Miembro de la Mesa Directiva del Comité Mexicano para la atención de COPANT. Presidente del Comité de Frutas y Hortalizas Frescas del Codex Alimentarius (CCFFV). Participación en el Comité del Codex para Residuos de Plaguicidas (CCPR), etc.    Actualmente desempeña desde hace más de 8 años el cargo de consultor independiente (temas regulatorios y de cabildeo) para diversas empresas, por ejemplo: *Oxxo *Vestaron  *Merck *Knoell *Sigma Alimentos.    "La ciencia no lo explica todo"  Buscando respuestas, tomó varios cursos y certificaciones cómo: Reiki, Teramai, sanación cuántica, meditación, biodescodificación, entre otras más. Contacto: Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ingrid-maciel-pedrote-0a3651a/recent-activity/all/ METANOIA: https://www.metanoia-energy.mx

The Junkies don't have much in the way of good goss this week, but they do have the sports report and Nicole sparks a conversation about women's basketball and the fashion-forward coach of Lousiana State University, Kim Mulkey. Shauna describes the bummer experience of watching The Whale, while Hayley describes how Babylon wasted three long hours of her life. Also this week, Hayley, Shauna and Nicole present their spring movie preview, looking at the trailers from Air, The Super Mario Bros. Movie, Paint, Renfield, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, and Strays. Is two Chris Pratt movies in one season too much? How do you make a movie about Michael Jordan without him being a character in his own film? And more importantly, can Nicole describe a red-band trailer without saying any bad words? You'll have to listen to find out.We have a Patreon! To support our podcast and get access to exclusive content, click here. Apple Podcast:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/pop-culture-junkie/id1536737728 Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/7k2pUxzNDBXNCHzFM7EL8W Website: www.popculturejunkie.comFacebook: PopCultureJunkiePodcastTwitter: @PopJunkiesInstagram: @pop.culturejunkiesEmail: junkies@popculturejunkie.com Hayley on Instagram: @thirtynerdythrivingHayley on TikTok: @thirtynerdythriving Nicole on Instagram: @nicole_eldridgeNicole on Twitter: @naeldridge14Nicole on TikTok: @nicole_eldridgeShauna on Instagram: @shaunatrinidad Shauna on TikTok: @shaunatrinidad

Welcome to the What's Next! podcast with Tiffani Bova.   Amidst the new digital culture of remote working and Zoom meeting, employees have reported that the workplace feels more distant and less connected – and business leaders agree. Ultimately, the general consensus amongst leaders is that our #1 need is human connection. To show us how to find that connection, executive coach and leadership expert Dr. Michelle K. Johnston helps us spot the business and leadership need for authenticity, empathy, and connection in the new working world.  Dr. Michelle K Johnston is a management professor, executive coach, and leadership expert helping leaders to get the results they need through meaningfully connecting with their people. She is an award-winning professor studying leadership and business communication, and her research has shown a clear link between a team's effective communication and its positive financial performance. Connection drives results!  Michelle is a celebrated keynote speaker presenting at conferences and events nationwide. She received her Ph.D. in Communication from Louisiana State University and she was named to the prestigious 100 Coachs group, which consists of the top executive coaches around the world. Michelle serves as the Gaston Chair of Business at Loyola University New Orleans where she teaches in the graduate and undergraduate programs in the College of Business. “The Seismic Shift in Leadership” is her first book, and an Amazon bestseller.    THIS EPISODE IS PERFECT FOR…  leaders who want to heighten their financial performance by creating more meaningful connections.    TODAY'S MAIN MESSAGE… there is a consensus among leaders that connection is an important component of workplace success, but they don't necessarily know how to implement practices that would support connectivity. Working first on authenticity, compassion, and alignment to support business strategies and your people.   WHAT  I  LOVE  MOST… Dr. Johnston believes that collaboration and compassion go a long way in finding your authentic voice and creating meaningful connections, which helps align yourself with your team and your company.  Running time: 33:36 Subscribe on iTunes      Find Tiffani on social:  Facebook  Twitter  LinkedIn  Instagram    Find Michelle on social:  Website Twitter LinkedIn YouTube   Dr. Johnston's Book:  The Seismic Shift in Leadership

The fistbump seen ‘round the world: Tom Collina discusses Biden's recent trip to the Middle East with Trita Parsi, executive vice president at the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft. Parsi covers the purpose of Biden's trip and what it means for US diplomacy efforts. On Early Warning, Angela Kellett sits down with Dr. Cheryl Harrison, assistant professor in the Department of Oceanography and Coastal Sciences at Lousiana State University and lead researcher of a new paper that investigates the impact of nuclear weapons on the climate.

Today on Vulnerable, I sit down with the LA Times Bestselling author of Read This to Get Smarter, Blair Imani. She is an award-winning educator, historian, and influencer.  I learned about Blair through her Smarter in Seconds series on Instagram and TikTok. She educates everyone on a spectrum of subjects like toxic positivity to gender to the civil rights movement, and more!   Blair shared her journey into education and activism with Brendan and me. Blair is a Black bisexual Muslim woman born and raised in Los Angeles, California. During her college career at Lousiana State University, she learned to have complicated and nuanced conversations with people who thought differently than her. She became an advocate and activist for LGBTQ+ rights and Black Lives Matter while at school. At Blair's core, her activism and education are to make the world a better place for all humans to live and thrive. Her work hasn't been necessarily easy or safe. As she has navigated and grown in these spaces, she has found a way to educate with joy and positivity in 30 seconds! Blair gets vulnerable about converting to Islam as a young adult and how she handled that with her family. She shares about being arrested at a protest and so much more.  This episode highlights how you have the opportunity to learn more information about complicated or nuanced issues. You can be an activist by educating yourself and your community to make positive changes. You can follow Blair @blairimani on Instagram and TikTok. You can shop her Smarter Lip Sets here. You can learn more about her books and her work at blairimani.com. Follow me, Christy Carlson Romano on Instagram @thechristycarlsonromano and TikTok @christcarlsonromano, subscribe to my YouTube channel, and follow Brendan Rooney on  Instagram @thebrendanrooney and TikTok @brendanrooney. Be sure to follow Vulnerable @thevulnerablepodcast on Instagram and TikTok. You can watch the video version on my YouTube channel. 

#28 The word storyteller is overused by too many folks that don't really know much about storytelling.    That's not the case with Stacey Nash. This woman has got the goods! Check out this lineup of clients she has worked on:    ✅ Harley Davidson ✅ Northwestern Mutual  ✅ Lousiana State University  ✅ Jet Blue   And that's just a start!   Stacey's work also includes NBC Olympics, A&E's Accused: Guilty or Innocent, Crossfit Games, Soledad O'Brien's Matter of Fact along with various shows on VH1, MTV and Bravo.   The Wall St. Journal has called her work -- check this -- “strangely riveting.”    Yeah, she knows a thing or two about how to tell a story! And in this episode, we dig into her approach and how she does what she does! Plus you get to find out her two favorite documentaries.   Stacey is an amazing talent and was a pure joy to interview!    You can reach out to her at: www.nashrightnow.com   ✅ Connect with Kurt at: Kurtl@celticinc.com ✅ Connect with Pat at: pmcgovern@ascedia.com ✅ Connect with Brian at: BrianM@celticinc.com   ✅ Stacey's Pint: Southern Tier Pumpking ✅ Kurt's Pint: Raised Grain, Black Walnut Stout ✅ Pat's Pint: New Glarus, Kid Kolsch

On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was in Rome over the weekend for a climate conference, but it's her meeting with Pope Francis that's generating a lot of talk. Washington Editor of the Spectator, Amber Athey, shares her thoughts on Pelosi's trip to Europe. Meanwhile, the Pro-Life Susan B. Anthony List is critical of President Joe Biden's nominee for US Ambassador to the Holy See, saying Joe Donelly fails to stand up for the unborn and for pro-lifers. And a widely shared Project Veritas video appears to show internal company emails showing Pfizer's hesitancy to share information about the role of fetal cell lines in COVID vaccine development. President of the National Catholic Bioethics Center, Joseph Meaney, joins to share what we know about this. The Magis Foundation took part in the Youth for Climate event, an online initiative that involved young people from around the world. Stefano Liberti, from the advocacy group of the Magis Foundation, joins to tell us more about the Youth for Climate project. Finally this evening, scholars gathered this weekend at the Museum of the Bible to discuss the Shroud of Turin. Starting next year the museum will hold an exhibit called "Mystery and Faith: the Shroud of Turin." Professor of History at Lousiana State University at Shreveport, Cheryl White, joins to share why the Museum of the Bible is studying the Shroud of Turin. Don't miss out on the latest news and analysis from a Catholic perspective. Get EWTN News Nightly delivered to your email: https://ewtn.com/enn

Eso, Jess, Diesel, LSUFan, SuperTardis talk about David John Lemahieu, Lousiana State University, spend a bunch of time moaning about HO, and then eventually discuss the upcoming PBE season. Special guest appearance by Eso's wife, and also I think he made one of his kids go get him a beer.

Episodio 28.  Entrevista con "La Primera Garífuna Zamorana" y "Pintora de la cultura Garífuna",  Isidra Sabio, alias "Conci", de la promoción "Omega 98". Originaria de la conocida comunidad Garífuna de "Cristales", de Trujillo, Honduras.  Cuenta con una Maestría en entomología de Lousiana State University, con un reconocimiento presidencial de Honduras, por su contribución científica con la ONU en la prevención y control de la Malaria.  Actualmente trabaja como Directora de base de datos en una investigación en el departamento de medicina en la Universidad de North Carolina, en Chapel Hill.    Una colega que se ha caracterizado a lo largo de su vida por ser una apasionada por la creación de bellas y coloridas pinturas e ilustraciones que reflejen positivamente la vida de la gente Garífuna y Afrodescendiente, llevando su arte a exhibirla en lugares importantes como New York y Washington DC.  Manteniendo siempre su afán de crear imágenes que muestren al mundo, toda la experiencia, historia y lucha de la comunidad Garífuna, y como mujer negra, siempre ha buscado capturar y resaltar la belleza y fortaleza interna de la mujer negra.  Una zamorana de casta y todo un orgullo Zamorano. Isidra nos cuenta: Toda su historia desde sus inicios en la comunidad Garífuna, hija del primer zamorano Garífuna, de la promoción "Los Tigres 70".  Nos comparte todos sus retos y historia en Zamorano.  También su trayectoria profesional, pasando por LSU y su trabajo transicional de entomología como área de interés agrícola a la salud pública. Además nos comparte la historia de su pasión como artista, pintora de la cultura Garífuna y escritora de libros que actualmente sirven a la niñez Garífuna como referentes para conocer y sentirse orgullosos de su identidad.  Menciona uno de sus libros mas referenciales: "Somos Garinagu", o "Garífuna for Children" Link de su arte: https://www.guity.org/isidra_art Link para adquirir su obras y tarjetas: https://m.greetingcarduniverse.com/isidra Dentro de su historia, menciona a algunos colegas y otras personas que han impactado en su vida, como: Andrea Campaña Steve Cox Julio Morales Rafael Sierra Mercedes Roca Pili Paz María Elena Moncada Entrevista realizada el 12 de Diciembre del 2020, por los colegas: 1. Andrea Palazuelos, alias "Nino" 96, de Bolivia. 2. Shadia Duery Salek, alias "La Shadia" 99, de Bolivia.  3. Jose Rodolfo Abascal, Alias Karepa 94, de Guatemala. Musica de despedida por el Colega: Javier Stacey, Clase Halley 88. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/el-zamopodcast/message

On November 30, 2020 the Supreme Court heard oral argument in Trump v. New York. The first legal question before the Court was whether a group of states and local governments have standing under Article III of the Constitution to challenge a July 21, 2020, memorandum by President Donald Trump instructing the secretary of commerce to include in his report on the 2020 census information enabling the president to exclude noncitizens from the base population number for purposes of apportioning seats in the House of Representatives. The second legal question before the court was whether the memorandum is a permissible exercise of the president’s discretion under the provisions of law governing congressional apportionment. Professor John S. Baker joins us today to discuss this case’s oral argument. Professor Baker is Professor Emeritus at Lousiana State University's Paul M. Hebert Law Center.

Darnesha Moore is the head men's and women's coach at Alcorn State. Darnesha battled through adversity in her young life to pursue her goals as a tennis player and now as a college coach. She wasted no time in moving through the coaching ranks, starting her career as a volunteer coach at Southern University and Lousiana State University before taking over both programs at Alcorn State at the young age of 23. In this podcast, we discuss some of the challenges she faced as a child, her progress through the HBCU system, and some things she learned from her experiences in the USTA Professional Coaching Program, the ITA/USTA Mentorship Program, and from Coach Andy Brandi at LSU.

Bailey Landry Domangue was an All-American softball player at Lousiana State University where her team went to the World Series three times. She then played professionally for 3 years and is now a wife, mother and owns a business called Graced Competitor where she sells Christ based athletic apparel. Throughout her softball career, being a student athlete and everything that comes with that, Bailey has learned a thing or two about creating life balance!! Her secret ingredient: discipline. Today on the podcast Bailey tells us about her faith, her softball career, and how she was able to balance it all. I was so inspired by Bailey during this interview and her ability to choose her priorities and filter her life through that. If you are someone feeling overwhelmed with all of your roles, desires, and schedule demands, this is a great episode for you - I think you will be inspired too!   Follow Bailey: @Baileylandrydom Find her website: www.baileylandry.com Check out her clothing line: https://gracedcompetitor.com     Follow the FAM: @femaleathletemission Find us online: www.thefamblog.com

In 1951, Ethel Rose Rogers was a student at Lousiana State University who was found dead from a gunshot in her dormitory room. According to the official ruling, she accidentally killed herself. But, could it actually have been a homicide, or a suicide? Support this podcast HISTORICAL REFERENCES The Mysterious Death of Ethel Rose Rogers: The Monroe News-Star, November 4, 1951 (Monroe, Louisiana). The Greenwood Commonwealth, November 3, 1951 Greenwood, Mississippi. The Monroe News-Star, May 15, 1951 Ethel Rose Rogers-Find A Grave Memorial Page Just A Story (podcast), March 25, 2017. Police Blotter & Court News: Tampa Weekly Tribune (newspaper), July 18, 1895. GUEST VOICES: The Mysterious Death of Ethel Rose Rogers: Sheriff - Michael Love, free-lance voice artist. Ethel's Best Friend - Jessica Malone, free-lance voice artist and co-host, Forgotten News Podcast. Coroner - Jerry Kokich, free-lance voice actor. Police Blotter & Court News: Narrator - Erin Fleming, host, Redrum Blonde True Crime podcast. Police Blotter Intro Title Voice - Kate Wallinga, host, Ignorance Was Bliss podcast. Judge - Jerry Kokich, free-lance voice actor. MISCELLANEOUS: Host Intro – Nina Innsted, host of the Already Gone podcast. Exit Aphorism - Source: G.K. Chesterton (attributed). Aphorism voice - Kit Caren, co-host, Forgotten News Podcast. MUSIC: Kevin MacLeod of Incompetech.com – Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses / by 3.0 At Rest At Rest The Curtain Rises I Knew A Guy All Sound Effects & Short Instrumentals Are From Freesound.org. HEY! CONTACT US: E-Mail: ForgottenNewsPodcast@gmail.com Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/Forgotten-News-Podcast Twitter: @NewsForgotten @KitCaren @xoxojessicaxoxo

Today's guest is Ashleigh Gnat, an alumni of Lousiana State University where she was a very successful gymnast. While at LSU she was an All-American, won several awards, won the NCAA floor exercise championship in 2017 and has become one of the most decorated gymnasts in LSU school history!!! After graduating she stayed at LSU as a graduate assistant to the gymnastics program, then she spent a year as an assistant to the gymnast team at Penn State University! Between the time of recording the podcast and now posting it, she has decided to return to LSU to be an assistant there.   In today's conversation, we talk about her gymnastics career, becoming a GA (particularly when you're young). We talked about some amazing miracles God has done in her family over the last few years regarding addiction and family dynamics, and we finish our conversation talking about how amazing strong women are. Ashleigh gets very honest and real about the strongholds that God has broken in her family (hallelujah!). Her vulnerability is truly such a gift to us all and I know that there are a few out there that are really in need of her story and encouragement. For that reason, I am so excited for you all to listen!   Find Ashleigh on social: https://www.instagram.com/ash_gnat13/ (@ash_gnat13)   Follow the FAM: @femaleathletemission Find us online: www.thefamblog.com

When the campus shut down at Lousiana State University, Rachel Butz had a decision to make: "Would her ministry to her sorority sisters continue?" Rachel serves as the chaplain of ADPi and as a chapter ministry leader with InterVarsity. She decided to take her ministry online, not knowing what would happen. The results have been encouraging.LINKSGreek InterVarsity has a number of resources to equip fraternity and sorority students to effectively start and lead a chapter ministry. In this episode, Steve and Rachel talk about the Alpha Series of Bible Studies (https://store.intervarsity.org/alpha-series-leader-kit/). Additionally, Greek InterVarsity produces the "Greek & Christian Podcast" to host real, honest conversations about how to approach Greek Life from a Christian perspective (available on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, and major podcasting platforms).Rachel also mentioned in the episode that she's a student at a relatively new ministry at LSU. The Louisiana Region is doing some of the most innovative planting ministry in the United States. To learn more about what God and the InterVarsity team are doing in Louisiana (and to find out ways to partner with their ministry), check out https://www.plantlouisiana.com.We've created a website (updated daily) full of resources to help you with Ministering Online Through COVID-19: intervarsity.org/online.

Ryan Aber and Berry Tramel break down Oklahoma's 63-28 Peach Bowl loss and  look toward the future for the Sooners

Ryan Aber and Berry Tramel break down Oklahoma's 63-28 Peach Bowl loss and  look toward the future for the Sooners

Professor David Dismukes joins the show to discuss his recent findings highlighting the need for reforming outdated provisions of the Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act (PURPA) passed in 1978. • Full text of Dismukes' paper(The Urgency of PURPA Reform to Assure Ratepayer Protection): https://www.instituteforenergyresearch.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/purpa-report-2019_df.pdf • Summary of the key findings by IER's Kenny Stein: https://www.instituteforenergyresearch.org/the-grid/new-paper-the-urgency-of-purpa-reform-to-assure-ratepayer-protection/ • Learn more about the Center for Energy Studies at Lousiana State University: https://www.lsu.edu/ces/index.php

In 1951, Ethel Rose Rogers was a student at Lousiana State University who was found dead from a gunshot in her dormitory room. According to the official ruling, her death was accidental. But, was it – really? Could it actually have been a homicide, or a suicide? This episode shares the story with you – told entirely in Whisper, by Kit Caren. ==== BECOME A SUPPORTER OF THE PODCAST! Simply go to: Patreon Page – Whispered True Stories and contribute whatever you can. Hear a bonus Episode, for only $1. There are extra rewards, for any donation of $5 or more! ==== HISTORICAL REFERENCES The Monroe News-Star, November 4, 1951 (Monroe, Louisiana). The Greenwood Commonwealth, November 3, 1951 Greenwood, Mississippi. The Monroe News-Star, May 15, 1951 Ethel Rose Rogers-Find A Grave Memorial Page Just A Story (podcast), March 25, 2017. ==== HOW TO CONTACT THE HOST - KIT CAREN E-Mail: WhisperedTrueStories@gmail.com Twitter: @WhisperedTrue @KitCaren

Kevin Mulcahy es profesor distinguido de Lousiana State University. Su investigación se concentra en políticas culturales, colonialidad y las artes. Ha investigado sobre el financiamiento de las artes, los retos de los museos e instituciones culturales y el impac.to cultural del Huracán Katrina en la ciudad de New Orleans

Not only is Mochila Chat a “gift to your ears,” now we’re bringing you a whole episode on gifts! This is also the episode in which we welcome our new co-host Cameron Pike, taking the place of Lindsey Lucas who has graduated (congrats, Lindsey!). Cameron and Chris Pankiewicz discuss well-meaning but strange gifts, the gift […]

If you’ve read any of Emily Dickinson’s poetry, you know that punctuation matters. In this episode of Mochila Chat, co-hosts Chris Pankiewicz and Lindsey Lucas consider the importance of parentheses, semi-colons, ampersands, and more in both poetry and prose. Hear Kate Belew’s poem “Spooky Little Girl,” a runner-up for the Undergraduate MoRe Prize in 2015, […]

Should you write about family? What if that writing is critical; should you then publish it? In this episode of Mochila Chat, co-hosts Chris Pankiewicz and Lindsey Lucas tackle these tough ethical questions. They find answers in Eran E. Eads’ poem “[My grandmother says I’m cold],” winner of our Undergraduate MoRe Prize, and also in […]

On this episode of Mochila Chat, co-hosts Chris Pankiewicz and Lindsey Lucas talk about the influence of travel and place on poetry and fiction. We introduce a new segment titled “Why We Chose It” featuring the Editor-in-Chief of The Mochila Review, Dr. Marianne Kunkel. We hear a short story titled, “What the Water Said” by undergraduate writer Tara […]

On this episode of Mochila Chat, co-hosts Chris Pankiewicz and Lindsey Lucas talk about the influence of music on poetry and fiction. We hear “The Piano Calms It” by Amy Randall, read by the author. Theatre student Ronald Baker reads “The Poet and His Song” by Paul Laurence Dunbar. Traveling co-host Crystal Crawford takes an […]

On this episode of Mochila Chat, co-hosts Chris Pankiewicz and Lindsey Lucas talk about the use of food in fiction and the connections that people have with food.  We hear, “i buy two hotdogs instead” by Colleen Trittipo, read by the author, and theatre student Eric Bermsprung reads “Thompson’s Lunch Room – Grand Central Station” by Amy Lowell. Traveling […]

On this episode of Mochila Chat, co-hosts Chris Pankiewicz and Lindsey Lucas talk about home and homesickness in fiction. We hear “The Necessity” by Isabel Vazquez, read by the author. Theater student Ronald Baker reads “On an Unsociable Family” by Elizabeth Hands. Traveling co-host Crystal Crawford takes an imaginary trip to tell us about Georgia […]

This episode features Steven Amen’s “How to Raise a Pig,” read by the author, and Emily Dickinson’s “A Bird Came Down the Walk,” read by Ronald Baker. Co-hosts Lindsey Lucas and Chris Pankiewicz talk about animals in writing. Adriann Dunn introduces us to the MFA program at Iowa State University. Image: “Laughing Blue Pig” by […]

Are adjectives too overused, or are they useful? Co-hosts Chris Pankiewicz and Lindsey Lucas tackle the question in this episode of Mochila Chat, featuring J.L. Johnson Jurgenson’s “Crooked,” read by the author, and Hart Crane’s “My Grandmother’s Love Letters,” read by Aaron Burnsprung. Crystal Crawford tells us about Bowling Green State University’s MFA program. Image: […]

Co-hosts Lindsey Lucas and Chris Pankiewicz talk about authors who write about daily routines. Featuring Colleen Trittipo’s “Routine,” read by the author, and Thomas Hardy’s “The Voice,” read by Erik Burns-Sprung. Adriann Dunn gives us a look at Antioch University’s Masters program in creative writing. Image: “Ink Wash” by Aaron Gerber.