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Earlier this year, Connecticut lawmakers were touting UConn's popularity among high school graduates nationwide. UConn has a record-breaking freshman class this year but what's the catch with this stellar headline? Apparently, there's a real housing crisis for upper classman across the five UConn campuses. We got the scoop from Katie Servas, News Director for WHUS, UConn's radio station.   Image Credit: Getty Images

 Bicycle Talk. Episode 385 March  6th 2024  Ron's Rant: Apologies to my radio listeners on last week's show. Technical issue. You will find it on WHUS.ORG.  On a positive side: 60 degree weather in early March! Uconn Huskies cap both Men's and Women's Big East Titles! Here come the classics. Big weekend in Europe as […]

This is a milestone episode for two reasons. As you may have noticed, it's our 200th episode. Technically we had about 20 episodes prior to numbering them, but these are mini lessons and not really full episodes. These started when we were broadcasting live from WHUS 91.7 FM.The other milestone is that September 1st marks 10 years of DNA Today. We released our first episode in 2012. Back then our host and producer, Kira Dineen, was starting her senior year of high school, fast forward a decade and now she has her masters in genetics and has been practicing as a genetic counselor for 2 years! As a high schooler she dreamed of reaching people around the world, little did she think she would be producing DNA Today ten years later with two Podcast Awards, ranking in top 1% of podcasts globally with 40+ sponsors. This journey has been incredible. We have had countless guests on the podcast that have brought immense insight into the field of genetics, the life of living with a genetic condition or caring for someone who does, groundbreaking advancements in genetic technology, discussions exploring the ethics surrounding this technology, and so many more important conversations. During this episode we are looking back at the last 10 years and 200 episodes. We are featuring your voices. Voices of people that make this show possible. Listeners. Team members. Guests. And more. So you will hear these voice memos sharing people's favorite episodes, followed by clips from the episodes. We want to thank you so much. DNA Today would not be successful without you. It's your downloads, engagement, and support that keep this show going. We are so passionate about educating the world about genetics, it's you that keeps us going. I am humbled by your support and honored to be in this role. Shoutout to the following listeners, guests, and DNA Today team members for submitting voices memos featured in this celebratory episode: Corinne Merlino, Sophia Saladino, Ashlyn Enokian, Katie Lee, Amanda Andreoli, Daniel DeFabio, Faith McCarthy, Laura Markham, Paloma Boeck, Taila Stanford, Sanya Tinaikar, Kajal Patel, and Mahfuz Taofeeq. Episodes mentioned include…#67 Daniel DeFabio on Disorder: The Rare Disease Film Festival#87 Genetic Counseling Grad School Apps (Part 1)#97 Genetic Counseling Grad School Interviews, Ranking, Matching (Part 2)#101 Genetic Counseling Match Day#110 Gattaca, 22 Years Later#111: NSGC 2019 Recap#123 Infertility Series: Dr. Kara Goldman on Fertility Testing#128 DTC Series: Adam Rutherford on How To Argue With A Racist#131 DTC Series: Libby Copeland on Law Enforcement Use of Genetic Databases#135 NSGC 2020 Recap#164 Parkinson's Disease with the Parkinson's Foundation#166 Beta Thalassemia with Radhika Sawh#176 Glee's Lauren Potter on Down Syndrome Awareness#191 Overturning Roe v. Wade with Laura HercherStay tuned for the next new episode of DNA Today on Friday, September 9th where we will be discussing sickle cell disease in honor of the awareness month. Our host Kira Dineen is interviewed by Beverly Mills and Elaine Buck. If you want a sneak preview the episode has been released on their podcast, Lifting the Veil. New episodes are released on Fridays. In the meantime, you can binge all 200 episodes on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, streaming on the website, or any other podcast player by searching, “DNA Today”. Episodes since 2021 are also recorded with video which you can watch on our YouTube channel. DNA Today is hosted and produced by Kira Dineen. Our social media lead is Corinne Merlino. Our video lead is Amanda Andreoli. See what else we are up to on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and our website, DNApodcast.com. Questions/inquiries can be sent to info@DNApodcast.com. PerkinElmer Genomics is a global leader in genetic testing focusing on rare diseases, inherited disorders, newborn screening, and hereditary cancer. Testing services support the full continuum of care from preconception and prenatal to neonatal, pediatric, and adult. Testing options include sequencing for targeted genes, multiple genes, the whole exome or genome, and copy number variations. Using a simple saliva or blood sample, PerkinElmer Genomics answers complex genetic questions that can proactively inform patient care and end the diagnostic odyssey for families. Learn more at PerkinElmerGenomics.com. (SPONSORED)Support for DNA Today comes from the People for The Ethical Treatment of Animals (also known as PETA), whose scientists have developed the research modernization deal, a strategy to phase out ineffective experiments on animals with high-tech, state-of-the-art research. PETA has collected an abundance of evidence demonstrating that the use of animals in biomedical research hinders scientific progress and puts patients at risk. Learn more at PETA.org/NewDeal. (SPONSORED)

Greetings!   On today's program, I'm happy to open with new music from a long-time friend of PTE, guitarist Kevin Kastning in tandem with pianist, Laszlo Gardony from their new release of improvisations, "Levitations I".  In addition, continuing PTE tradition of bringing attention to music from the state of Connecticut, my home state and home of WHUS, the show closes with music from CT-based musician Liquid Terrain (Tim Wolf) and the New London Drone Orchestra, of which Tim is a member. Enjoy! Joel e-mail: pushingtheenvelopewhus@gmail.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/envpusher1     6-25-22 PTE Playlist   Levitation, Opus III - 36-string Double Contraguitar: Kevin Kastning / piano: Laszlo Gardony - Levitation I - Greydisc (2022) http://www.kevinkastning.com/  http://www.lgjazz.com   A Day At The Beach - David Margolin Lawson & David Merrill - Signals - Neuma Records (2022) https://neumarecords.org/ols/products/lawson-merrill-signals   The Invocation Sky - Geoff Gersh - These Predicaments - Deep Listening (2009) https://geoffgersh.bandcamp.com/album/these-predicaments   Ancient Ocean Floor - Gayle Young w/ Sarah Albu - Musicworks #142 - Musicworks (2022) https://www.musicworks.ca/gayle-young-gentle-interventions   of architecture and accumulation (for organ & wine glasses) - organ: Wil Smith / composer: Paula Matthusen - Pieces for People - Innova (2015) https://www.innova.mu/albums/paula-matthusen/pieces-people   Eastern Platinum - Gong Expresso - Decadence - self-release (2017) https://hansfordrowe.bandcamp.com/album/decadence   Deep Sleep I - Akku Quintet - Live - 7dMedia (2022) https://akkuquintet7d.bandcamp.com/album/live   Red (for two marimbas) - New Music Detroit / composer: Marc Mellits - Smoke: Music of Marc Mellits - Innova (2018) https://www.innova.mu/albums/new-music-detroit/smoke-music-marc-mellits   Fraud - Liquid Terrain (Tim Wolf) - Ripples - self-release (2022) https://liquidterrain.bandcamp.com/album/ripples   Liquid Mix - New England Drone Orchestra - Isolation-Collaboration - self-release (2020) https://enterthecircle.bandcamp.com/album/isolation-collaboration

It's been a little over four years since UConn 360's humble origins in a conference room on North Eagleville Road, and now we have 100 episodes under our award-winning belts. Join us for a star-studded celebration that includes such beloved characters from the UConn 360 Cinematic Universe as co-founder Ken Best, who tells us about an exhibit he's working on that will be on display in Homer Babbidge Library; former student worker extraordinaire Maxine Philavong '20, who fills us in on her life in the Big Apple and delivers the stunning news that UConn 360 was actually helpful in pursuing a post-graduation career; and Steve Winchell '08, podcaster, artist, all-around great guy, and UConn 360 super fan, who offers some sure-to-be provocative thoughts on which dorms on campus are the best.    Online archive of Ken's WHUS radio show "Good Music": https://spinitron.com/WHUS/show/6021/Good-Music   Maxine's podcasting work: https://www.trainerroad.com/blog/author/maxine/   Steve Winchell on Twitter: @SAWinchell   

Greetings, Friends. Having received my second COVID booster on Wednesday and having my typical reaction, which is essentially like having COVID come and tap you on the shoulder and say, "Remember me?" (I had it last January. Feh.) I took a steady stream of Tylenol on Thursday so I could wrap up this weeks program and get the files in to WHUS.  So not the most "sparkling" vocal presentation, but functional. Enjoy and stay safe! Joel e-mail: pushingetheenvelopewhus@gmail.com Twitter: @envpusher1   4/30 Pushing The Envelope Playlist For Frey - piano: Kate Ledger / composer: Matthew Lee Knowles - FOR [PART ONE: ACCRETION] - digital self-release (2022) https://matthewleeknowles.bandcamp.com/album/for-part-one-accretion   Come - Randi Pontoppidan and Sissel Vera Pettersen - Inner Lift - Chant Records (2021) https://randipontoppidansisselverapettersen.bandcamp.com/album/inner-lift-2   The Different Dimension - Jason Wayne Sneed and Toshinori Kondo - Guardians Of The Most Cosmic Shrine - Chant Records (2022) https://jasonwaynesneed.bandcamp.com/album/guardians-of-the-most-cosmic-shrine   Bushwick - Graham Haynes vs Submerged - Echolocation - Burning Ambulance Music (2021) https://grahamhaynesvssubmerged.bandcamp.com/   He Loved Him Madly - Miles Davis - Panthalassa: The Music of Miles Davis 1969–1974 - Sony (1998) https://www.soundonsound.com/people/bill-laswell-re-shaping-music-miles-davis   Alma - flute: Sarah Frisof / piano: Daniel Pesca / composer: Tania Leon - Beauty Crying Forth: Flute Music By Women Across Time - Furious Artisans (2020) https://www.newfocusrecordings.com/catalogue/beauty-crying-forth-flute-music-by-women-across-time/   Timberline - Relâche / composer: Lois V. Vierk - Outcome Inevitable - OO Discs (1994) https://www.relache.org/  https://www.loisvvierk.com/   Tread On The Trail - Delta Saxophone Quartet / composer: Terry Riley - Minimal Tendencies - Clarinet Classics (1998) https://www.deltasax.com/   Daymoon Maidment - Shalmaneser - Vierhehbigkeit - Doubtful Palace Music / Aural Films (2021) https://auralfilms.bandcamp.com/album/vierhebigkeit  

Greetings! "Pushing The Envelope: Music Decidedly Left of Center" returns to the airwaves of WHUS, now in pre-recorded form, following a move from Connecticut to Maryland. It airs in it's same time-slot, Saturdays from 11am to 1pm EST, should you want to hear it fresh off the presses, or you can check it out at your leisure, here. To get in touch, here's the new email: pushingtheenvelopewhus@gmail.com Enjoy! Joel    Playlist for "Pushing the Envelope: Music Decidedly Left of Center" 3/12/22 very/ specifically vague - Transient Canvas (bass clarinet: Amy Advocat/percussion:Matt Sharrock) / composer: Emily Koh - Right now, in a second - New Focus (2020) https://www.newfocusrecordings.com/catalogue/transient-canvas-right-now-in-a-second/    medi + aTion - baritone sax: Philipp Staudin / composer: Emily Koh - [word] plays - Innova (2021) https://www.innova.mu/albums/emily-koh/wordplays   Postnuclearwinterscenario - guitar: William Anderson / composer: JacobTV - GENIUS LOCI: Audacities & Properties - Ravello Records (2021) https://www.ravellorecords.com/catalog/rr8047/index.html   On The Sixth Attempt They Trod On It - Peter Banks's Harmony In Diversity - The Best Of... -  The Peter Banks Musical Estate (2021) https://glassonyonpr.com/category/peter-banks/   The Shadow Garden - Bill Nelson - Dreamy Screens: Soundtracks from the Echo Observatory - Cocteau Discs (2017)  https://www.billnelson.com/dreamy-screens   Hallogallo - Neu! - Neu! - Groenland Records (1972) https://www.groenland.com/en/artist/neu-2/   Little Red Riding Hood Hit The Road - Robert Wyatt - Rock Bottom - Virgin (1974)    Champegarpaen - Jean Yves Labat - M. Frog - Bearsville (1973)    The Rhythm of the Heat - Security Project - Contact - 7d Media (2017) https://securityproject.bandcamp.com/album/contact   Nights in White Satin / Moggio - The Ed Palermo Big Band - The Great Un-American Songbook Vol. III: Run for Your Life - Sky Cat Records (2020) https://palermobigband.bandcamp.com/album/the-great-un-american-songbook-vol-iii-run-for-your-life   Dark Riders - Matrix - Matrix IX - RCA (1977) http://www.matrixjazz.com/   I'm a Mineralist - Nick Mason's Fictitious Sports - Columbia (1981) https://www.allmusic.com/album/nick-masons-fictitious-sports-mw0000094501   Jagannath - Simon Phillips - Protocol V - Phantom Recordings (2022) http://www.simon-phillips.com/   Luciform for flute & electronics - flute: Claire Chase / composer: Mario Diaz de Leon - Density 2036 (2013-2015) - Corbett vs Dempsey (2020) http://www.clairechase.net/densityoverview   Dover Beach (from "Jubilee", 1978) - Brian Eno - Film Music 1976-2020 - Opal Records (2020) http://brian-eno.net    

Greetings! After leaving the airwaves and live broadcasting upon the advent of the pandemic, "Pushing The Envelope: Music Decidedly Left of Center" returns to the airwaves of WHUS, now in pre-recorded form, following a move from Connecticut to Maryland. It airs in it's same time-slot, Saturdays from 11am to 1pm EST, should you want to hear it fresh off the presses, or you can check it out at your leisure, here. To get in touch, here's the new email: pushingtheenvelopewhus@gmail.com Enjoy! Joel    Playlist for "Pushing the Envelope: Music Decidedly Left of Center" 2/26/22 Little Rotors (Requiem for Osmia) - Museleon - In Other Places Too - self-release (2020) https://museleon.bandcamp.com/track/little-rotors-requiem-for-osmia   Backmask - preston.outatime - Mirror Radius - Subexotic (2021) https://prestonoutatime.bandcamp.com/album/mirror-radius-2   Four Parts Five:, part 2 - Gordon Beeferman - Four Parts Five - Innova (2015) https://www.innova.mu/albums/gordon-beeferman/four-parts-five   Land of Dragons Suite - Anthony Phillips -Missing Links I-IV - Esoteric Recordings (2020) http://www.anthonyphillips.co.uk/   Theusz Hamtaahk (fragment) - Magma - Eskähl 2020 Bordeaux​-​Toulouse​-​Perpignan - Seventh Records (2021) https://seventhrecordsmagma.bandcamp.com/album/esk-hl-2020-bordeaux-toulouse-perpignan   Pigs (Three Different Ones) - James LaBrie / Al Di Meola, Joe Bouchard / Patrick Moraz / Billy Cobham - Animals Reimagined - A Tribute to Pink Floyd - Cleopatra (2021) http://cleorecs.com/home/playlist/animals-reimagined-a-tribute-to-pink-floyd/   The Endless Enigma - Keith Emerson Band & Rachel Flowers - Fanfare for the Uncommon Man: The Official Keith Emerson Tribute Concert - Cherry Red (2021) https://fanfarefortheuncommonman.com/   Take Me Away - Rachel Flowers - Bigger On The Inside - Rachel Flowers Music (2021) http://rachelflowersmusic.com/   Shipol - KALI Trio - LOOM - Ronin Rhythm Records (2021) https://roninrhythmrecords.bandcamp.com/album/loom   Master Builder - Gong -  Live At The Gong Family Unconventional Gathering by Gong - A-Wave (2021) https://gong2032.bandcamp.com/album/live-at-the-gong-family-unconventional-gathering

Greetings! After leaving the airwaves and live broadcasting upon the advent of the pandemic, "Pushing The Envelope: Music Decidedly Left of Center" returns to the airwaves of WHUS, now in pre-recorded form, following a move from Connecticut to Maryland. It airs in it's same time-slot, Saturdays from 11am to 1pm EST, should you want to hear it fresh off the presses, or you can check it out at your leisure, here. To get in touch, here's the new email: pushingtheenvelopewhus@gmail.com Enjoy! Joel  Playlist for "Pushing the Envelope: Music Decidedly Left of Center" 2/26/22 Crimson Jig - City Weezle - No. 2 - self-release (2020) https://cityweezle.bandcamp.com   Protuberanzen Nos. 2 & 3 - TRIONYS - Earsay Music (2021) https://earsay.com/   Bell Illuminations - piano: Daniel Pesca / composer: Augusta Read Thomas - Promontory - Neuma Records (2021) www.NeumaRecords.org   31 Breaths - Douglas Schmidt - Isolation Journal 4 - Friends - John Oliver Music (2021) https://johnolivermusic.com/   31 Clouds - John Oliver & Douglas Schmidt - Isolation Journal 4 - John Oliver Music (2021) https://johnolivermusic.com/   Citrus, My Love (Scenes 1-8) - accordian/composer: Guy Klucevsek w/ The Bantam Orchestra - Citrus, My Love -Starkland (2021/1995) https://www.starkland.com/   Hammers - percussion ensemble: RECAP / flute: Tiahna Sterling / composer: Allison Loggins-Hull - Count To Five - Innova (2021) https://www.innova.mu/albums/recap/count-five   Type Writer - Flutronix (Nathalie Joachim / Allison Loggins-Hull) - Flutronix 2.0 - Flutronix Records (2014) https://www.flutronix.com/   Donershtik - Amanda Chaudhary - Meow Meow Band - self-release (2021) https://amandachaudhary.bandcamp.com/album/meow-meow-band   Preview - Grant Calvin Weston - Dance Romance - In & Out Records (1988) https://gcalvinweston1.bandcamp.com/   Offering (Parts I-IV) -  composer: Douglas J. Cuomo /feat. Nels Cline and the Aizuri Quartet - Seven Limbs - Sunnyside Records (2021) https://www.sunnysiderecords.com/site/release_detail?id=1084   House of Return - The Jeff Gauthier Goatette - Cryptogramophone (2008) https://cryptogramophone.com/ 

Joining our host, Kira Dineen, is Rich Hogan. Rich is the Founder and President of Cure Rare Disease, a company that develops customized therapeutics for those who have been diagnosed with rare, genetic diseases that have no treatments or cures. On this episode, we specifically sat down to discuss Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy during DMD awareness month!Rich Hogan has a deep passion for reimagining how rare and ultra-rare diseases are treated. With a younger sibling impacted by a rare disease, Rich has a strong interest in accelerating promising treatments for rare diseases. He formed an interdisciplinary collaboration of world-class researchers and clinicians to pioneer the rapid development of customized therapies for rare, genetic diseases. Prior to making his foray into biotech, Rich had extensive experience working in new business development at Corning Incorporated where he led the successful launch of a new product line. He also launched a successful car washing business in New York. He holds a BS from Cornell University where he graduated summa cum laude and an MBA from Harvard Business School where he was awarded the Blavatnik Fellowship for Life Science Entrepreneurship. Rich was recognized by Business Insider as one of ‘30 leaders under 40 transforming healthcare in 2020' and, most recently, was named on the 2021 Forbes 30 under 30 list.On This Episode We Discuss:Patient advocacy DMD heredityFounding Cure Rare Disease Current and developing treatments for DMDIn-vitro versus in-vivo researchNeutralizing antibodies To learn more about Rich, DMD, and Cure Rare Disease at cureraredisease.org. If you live in Canada, check out Muscular Dystrophy Canada at muscle.ca, which serves 50,000 Canadians impacted by neuromuscular disorders themselves, family members/caregivers, healthcare professionals, and researchers. They support individuals impacted by neuromuscular disorders by investing in research, delivering critical programs and services, and challenging public policy.Genomenon is a genomic health IT company powering precision medicine with genomics. Genomenon has designed the Mastermind Genomic Search Engine, which is used by hundreds of genetic labs worldwide to accelerate diagnosis, increase diagnostic yield, and assure repeatability in reporting genetic testing results. Genomenon also created the Mastermind Genomic Landscapes to inform pharmaceutical and bio-pharma companies on precision medicine development and deliver genomic biomarkers for clinical trial target selection. Look out for our October 1st episode, the founder of Genomenon will be a guest on DNA Today to explore the genetics of ALS. Learn more about Genomenon at genomenon.com (SPONSORED). If you enjoy DNA Today you will also love Eureka's Sounds of Science, a podcast from Charles River. Sounds of Science tells the stories of how – how chicken eggs impact vaccine development; how a single parent can change the FDA; how a horseshoe crab saves lives. If you enjoyed our episode (#74) with Huntington Disease patient advocate Antonio Maltese, you should check him out in this episode of Eureka's Sounds of Science podcast! Listen to Eureka's Sounds of Science on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you download your podcasts. (SPONSORED)Stay tuned for the next new episode of DNA Today at the end of September where we'll be recapping the NSGC Annual Conference! Follow Us On...Instagram: @DNAradio (https://www.instagram.com/dnaradio/)Twitter: @DNApodcast (https://twitter.com/DNApodcast)Facebook: @DNApodcast (https://www.facebook.com/DNApodcast/)Listen On…Spotify (https://spoti.fi/39hVSUD) Apple (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...) Google (https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0...) DNApodcast.com *******DNA Today is a podcast and radio show exploring genetics' impact on health through conversations with leaders in genetics like genetic counselors, researchers, doctors, and patient advocates. The show started in 2012 and features over 150 episodes. DNA Today won the 2020 Best Science and Medicine Podcast Award with nominate four other years. DNA Today is broadcast every Friday at 10:30am ET on WHUS 91.7 FM in Connecticut. New episodes are released on the first and third Friday of the month with some bonus episodes on other Fridays.

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Richard Melville Hall was born September 11, 1965, in the Manhattan, New York City, in the Harlem neighborhood to Elizabeth McBride (née Warner) and James Frederick Hall. His mother was a medical secretary and his father a professor of chemistry. The nickname Moby was assigned by his father, and was a reference to the book "Moby-Dick". Moby claims that Herman Melville, the author of "Moby-Dick" is his Great-Great-Great-Uncle. Moby's father died in a car accident when he was two years old after which his mother moved them first to San Francisco in 1969, and then between the Connecticut towns of Darien and Stratford.At the age of nine, Moby began to play classical guitar and piano and then studied jazz, music theory, and percussion. In 1983, he joined the punk band the Vatican Commandos as a guitarist. Moby formed AWOL, known as a post punk group, and released a self-titled EP where he is credited as Moby Hall. Moby studied philosophy at the University of Connecticut and began to move from classical instruments toward electronic music, starting as a DJ for the college radio station WHUS. He transferred to State University of New York at Purchase, continuing to study philosophy and gaining interest in photography, but dropped out of college completely to pursue a DJ career. Today, Moby is known as an electronic music pioneer, vegan, and activist championing causes to bring awareness to animal welfare and climate change.This Episode is Powered by @Pirelliusa @Pirelli

Victims 2 Victorious or V2V is a weekly podcast that raises awareness about the public health issue of community gun violence. The host and special guests will look at a few news stories over the past week related to incidents of gun violence in the African-American community specifically and the United States in general. The goal is to promote a conversation with those who are actively working on the issue of gun violence and/or interested in obtaining data-driven information drawn from Public Health Models. Host Angel Fall began her activism and advocacy at 14 years old reading for the blind and as a graduate student at the University of Connecticut, she was nominated to the operations board of the NPR affiliate WHUS. Angel is dedicated to utilizing the media to inform and elicit change.

Victims 2 Victorious or V2V is a weekly podcast that raises awareness about the public health issue of community gun violence. The host and special guests will look at a few news stories over the past week related to incidents of gun violence in the African-American community specifically and the United States in general. The goal is to promote a conversation with those who are actively working on the issue of gun violence and/or interested in obtaining data-driven information drawn from Public Health Models. Host Angel Fall began her activism and advocacy at 14 years old reading for the blind and as a graduate student at the University of Connecticut, she was nominated to the operations board of the NPR affiliate WHUS. Angel is dedicated to utilizing the media to inform and elicit change.

Episode Notes This week we revisit an episode that originally aired on the C19 Podcast on 20 November 2018 as "'Modern Slavery'? How 19th Century Slavery Can Speak to 21st Century Trafficking." Can 19th-century approaches to slavery provide a map for thinking about 21st century trafficking? In this episode, Anna Mae Duane (UConn)leads a dialogue about how we can--and can’t--bring the nineteenth century to bear on the current phenomenon largely referred to as “Modern Slavery”--a term that is itself deeply controversial. The conversation centers around the edited collection, Child Slavery Before and After Emancipation: An Argument for Child-Centered Slavery Studies (Cambridge UP, 2017). Editor Anna Mae Duane interviews three contributors to that project, Karen Sánchez-Eppler (Amherst), Micki McElya (UConn) and Sarah Winter (UConn). Together they think about what constitutes a usable past when thinking about modern forms of oppression, and about how focusing on children can help us to rethink questions of property, memory, and freedom. The episode was produced by Ali Oshinskie with the support of WHUS studios. Post-production assistance by Doug Guerra. Support Society for the History of Children and Youth Podcast by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/shcy Find out more at https://shcy.pinecast.co

;new advadsCfpAd( 35245 ); Victims 2 Victorious or V2V is a weekly digital radio broadcast and podcast that raises awareness about the public health issue of community gun violence. The host and special guests will look at a few news stories over the past week related to incidents of gun violence in the African-American community specifically and the United States in general. The goal is to promote a conversation with those who are actively working on the issue of gun violence and/or interested in obtaining data-driven information drawn from Public Health Models. Host Angel Fall began her activism and advocacy at 14 years old reading for the blind and as a graduate student at the University of Connecticut, she was nominated to the operations board of the NPR affiliate WHUS. Angel is dedicated to utilizing the media to inform and elicit change.

;new advadsCfpAd( 35245 ); Victims 2 Victorious or V2V is a weekly digital radio broadcast and podcast that raises awareness about the public health issue of community gun violence. The host and special guests will look at a few news stories over the past week related to incidents of gun violence in the African-American community specifically and the United States in general. The goal is to promote a conversation with those who are actively working on the issue of gun violence and/or interested in obtaining data-driven information drawn from Public Health Models. Host Angel Fall began her activism and advocacy at 14 years old reading for the blind and as a graduate student at the University of Connecticut, she was nominated to the operations board of the NPR affiliate WHUS. Angel is dedicated to utilizing the media to inform and elicit change.

;new advadsCfpAd( 35245 );   Victims 2 Victorious or V2V is a weekly digital radio broadcast and podcast that raises awareness about the public health issue of community gun violence. The host and special guests will look at a few news stories over the past week related to incidents of gun violence in the African-American community specifically and the United States in general. The goal is to promote a conversation with those who are actively working on the issue of gun violence and/or interested in obtaining data-driven information drawn from Public Health Models.   Host Angel Fall began her activism and advocacy at 14 years old reading for the blind and as a graduate student at the University of Connecticut, she was nominated to the operations board of the NPR affiliate WHUS. Angel is dedicated to utilizing the media to inform and elicit change.

;new advadsCfpAd( 35245 );   Victims 2 Victorious or V2V is a weekly digital radio broadcast and podcast that raises awareness about the public health issue of community gun violence. The host and special guests will look at a few news stories over the past week related to incidents of gun violence in the African-American community specifically and the United States in general. The goal is to promote a conversation with those who are actively working on the issue of gun violence and/or interested in obtaining data-driven information drawn from Public Health Models.   Host Angel Fall began her activism and advocacy at 14 years old reading for the blind and as a graduate student at the University of Connecticut, she was nominated to the operations board of the NPR affiliate WHUS. Angel is dedicated to utilizing the media to inform and elicit change.

Victims 2 Victorious or V2V is a weekly digital radio broadcast and podcast that raises awareness about the public health issue of community gun violence. The host and special guests will look at a few news stories over the past week related to incidents of gun violence in the African-American community specifically and the United States in general. The goal is to promote a conversation with those who are actively working on the issue of gun violence and/or interested in obtaining data-driven information drawn from Public Health Models.   Host Angel Fall began her activism and advocacy at 14 years old reading for the blind and as a graduate student at the University of Connecticut, she was nominated to the operations board of the NPR affiliate WHUS. Angel is dedicated to utilizing the media to inform and elicit change.

Victims 2 Victorious or V2V is a weekly digital radio broadcast and podcast that raises awareness about the public health issue of community gun violence. The host and special guests will look at a few news stories over the past week related to incidents of gun violence in the African-American community specifically and the United States in general. The goal is to promote a conversation with those who are actively working on the issue of gun violence and/or interested in obtaining data-driven information drawn from Public Health Models.   Host Angel Fall began her activism and advocacy at 14 years old reading for the blind and as a graduate student at the University of Connecticut, she was nominated to the operations board of the NPR affiliate WHUS. Angel is dedicated to utilizing the media to inform and elicit change.

Victims 2 Victorious or V2V is a weekly digital radio broadcast and podcast that raises awareness about the public health issue of community gun violence. The host and special guests will look at a few news stories over the past week related to incidents of gun violence in the African-American community specifically and the United States in general. The goal is to promote a conversation with those who are actively working on the issue of gun violence and/or interested in obtaining data-driven information drawn from Public Health Models.   Host Angel Fall began her activism and advocacy at 14 years old reading for the blind and as a graduate student at the University of Connecticut, she was nominated to the operations board of the NPR affiliate WHUS. Angel is dedicated to utilizing the media to inform and elicit change.

Victims 2 Victorious or V2V is a weekly digital radio broadcast and podcast that raises awareness about the public health issue of community gun violence. The host and special guests will look at a few news stories over the past week related to incidents of gun violence in the African-American community specifically and the United States in general. The goal is to promote a conversation with those who are actively working on the issue of gun violence and/or interested in obtaining data-driven information drawn from Public Health Models.   Host Angel Fall began her activism and advocacy at 14 years old reading for the blind and as a graduate student at the University of Connecticut, she was nominated to the operations board of the NPR affiliate WHUS. Angel is dedicated to utilizing the media to inform and elicit change.

  Victims 2 Victorious or V2V is a weekly digital radio broadcast and podcast that raises awareness about the public health issue of community gun violence. The host and special guests will look at a few news stories over the past week related to incidents of gun violence in the African-American community specifically and the United States in general. The goal is to promote a conversation with those who are actively working on the issue of gun violence and/or interested in obtaining data-driven information drawn from Public Health Models.   Host Angel Fall began her activism and advocacy at 14 years old reading for the blind and as a graduate student at the University of Connecticut, she was nominated to the operations board of the NPR affiliate WHUS. Angel is dedicated to utilizing the media to inform and elicit change.

  Victims 2 Victorious or V2V is a weekly digital radio broadcast and podcast that raises awareness about the public health issue of community gun violence. The host and special guests will look at a few news stories over the past week related to incidents of gun violence in the African-American community specifically and the United States in general. The goal is to promote a conversation with those who are actively working on the issue of gun violence and/or interested in obtaining data-driven information drawn from Public Health Models.   Host Angel Fall began her activism and advocacy at 14 years old reading for the blind and as a graduate student at the University of Connecticut, she was nominated to the operations board of the NPR affiliate WHUS. Angel is dedicated to utilizing the media to inform and elicit change.

Victims 2 Victorious or V2V is a weekly digital radio broadcast and podcast that raises awareness about the public health issue of community gun violence. The host and special guests will look at a few news stories over the past week related to incidents of gun violence in the African-American community specifically and the United States in general. The goal is to promote a conversation with those who are actively working on the issue of gun violence and/or interested in obtaining data-driven information drawn from Public Health Models.   Host Angel Fall began her activism and advocacy at 14 years old reading for the blind and as a graduate student at the University of Connecticut, she was nominated to the operations board of the NPR affiliate WHUS. Angel is dedicated to utilizing the media to inform and elicit change.

Victims 2 Victorious or V2V is a weekly digital radio broadcast and podcast that raises awareness about the public health issue of community gun violence. The host and special guests will look at a few news stories over the past week related to incidents of gun violence in the African-American community specifically and the United States in general. The goal is to promote a conversation with those who are actively working on the issue of gun violence and/or interested in obtaining data-driven information drawn from Public Health Models.   Host Angel Fall began her activism and advocacy at 14 years old reading for the blind and as a graduate student at the University of Connecticut, she was nominated to the operations board of the NPR affiliate WHUS. Angel is dedicated to utilizing the media to inform and elicit change.

;new advadsCfpAd( 35245 ); Victims 2 Victorious or V2V is a weekly digital radio broadcast and podcast that raises awareness about the public health issue of community gun violence. The host and special guests will look at a few news stories over the past week related to incidents of gun violence in the African-American community specifically and the United States in general. The goal is to promote a conversation with those who are actively working on the issue of gun violence and/or interested in obtaining data-driven information drawn from Public Health Models.   Host Angel Fall began her activism and advocacy at 14 years old reading for the blind and as a graduate student at the University of Connecticut, she was nominated to the operations board of the NPR affiliate WHUS. Angel is dedicated to utilizing the media to inform and elicit change.

;new advadsCfpAd( 35245 ); Victims 2 Victorious or V2V is a weekly digital radio broadcast and podcast that raises awareness about the public health issue of community gun violence. The host and special guests will look at a few news stories over the past week related to incidents of gun violence in the African-American community specifically and the United States in general. The goal is to promote a conversation with those who are actively working on the issue of gun violence and/or interested in obtaining data-driven information drawn from Public Health Models.   Host Angel Fall began her activism and advocacy at 14 years old reading for the blind and as a graduate student at the University of Connecticut, she was nominated to the operations board of the NPR affiliate WHUS. Angel is dedicated to utilizing the media to inform and elicit change.

Victims 2 Victorious or V2V is a weekly digital radio broadcast and podcast that raises awareness about the public health issue of community gun violence. The host and special guests will look at a few news stories over the past week related to incidents of gun violence in the African-American community specifically and the United States in general. The goal is to promote a conversation with those who are actively working on the issue of gun violence and/or interested in obtaining data-driven information drawn from Public Health Models.   Host Angel Fall began her activism and advocacy at 14 years old reading for the blind and as a graduate student at the University of Connecticut, she was nominated to the operations board of the NPR affiliate WHUS. Angel is dedicated to utilizing the media to inform and elicit change.

Victims 2 Victorious or V2V is a weekly digital radio broadcast and podcast that raises awareness about the public health issue of community gun violence. The host and special guests will look at a few news stories over the past week related to incidents of gun violence in the African-American community specifically and the United States in general. The goal is to promote a conversation with those who are actively working on the issue of gun violence and/or interested in obtaining data-driven information drawn from Public Health Models.   Host Angel Fall began her activism and advocacy at 14 years old reading for the blind and as a graduate student at the University of Connecticut, she was nominated to the operations board of the NPR affiliate WHUS. Angel is dedicated to utilizing the media to inform and elicit change.

;new advadsCfpAd( 35245 ); Victims 2 Victorious or V2V is a weekly digital radio broadcast and podcast that raises awareness about the public health issue of community gun violence. The host and special guests will look at a few news stories over the past week related to incidents of gun violence in the African-American community specifically and the United States in general. The goal is to promote a conversation with those who are actively working on the issue of gun violence and/or interested in obtaining data-driven information drawn from Public Health Models. Host Angel Fall began her activism and advocacy at 14 years old reading for the blind and as a graduate student at the University of Connecticut, she was nominated to the operations board of the NPR affiliate WHUS. Angel is dedicated to utilizing the media to inform and elicit change.

;new advadsCfpAd( 35245 ); Victims 2 Victorious or V2V is a weekly digital radio broadcast and podcast that raises awareness about the public health issue of community gun violence. The host and special guests will look at a few news stories over the past week related to incidents of gun violence in the African-American community specifically and the United States in general. The goal is to promote a conversation with those who are actively working on the issue of gun violence and/or interested in obtaining data-driven information drawn from Public Health Models.   Host Angel Fall began her activism and advocacy at 14 years old reading for the blind and as a graduate student at the University of Connecticut, she was nominated to the operations board of the NPR affiliate WHUS. Angel is dedicated to utilizing the media to inform and elicit change.

To kick off Season 5 we are getting into the back to school season with college chaplains!    We have the Rev. Paul Carling, the Rev. Brian Blayer,.    The Rev. Paul Carling is the Chaplain at the Episcopal Church at Yale a position he has held for 5 years. Before Yale he was doing parish work for 10 years, and he was a professor of psychology before then at a variety of universities, and worked around the world to advance the recovery of people with serious mental illnesses. He is passionate about discovering the wisdom of Young Adults between 17-35 and how it must shape the church of the future. When he is not at his office of at the chapel on campus you can find him cooking for friends, reading trashing ecclesiastical mysteries, and gardening. He lives in Bridgeport with his wife, Cherise.    The Rev. Brian Blayer is the rector of St. Mark’s Chapel in Storrs, where he has been for the last two years. St. Mark's has an active campus ministry for the University of Connecticut. Before Storrs and UCONN, he was the rector of Grace Episcopal Church in Whitestone, Queens. Before he was ordained he was a high school English teacher in Queens. He is passionate about potential — he enjoys exploring potential and being with people as we realize our own potential and finding possibilities that we have in church communities. He hosts a radio talk show, Crossroads, on WHUS 91.7fm Storrs talking about the intersection of their faith life and personal life. Hmm, sounds familiar? It is also a youtube show and podcast. Brian is also a drummer.     Welcome Paul and Brian!    Read the show notes at CoffeeHour.Org

THE NEW MUSIC MONDAY PODCAST IS LIVE, EPISODE 1, ON APRIL 29. Ahead of that event, Pax && Dev took to the Hip-Hop Enthusiast Podcast on WHUS FM (sub the pod on the WHUS website, iTunes, Apple Podcast app) to explain some of the thesis of the NMM Pod, as well as what they hope to achieve in the first couple of seasons after they start. 0-13min -- Introductions && podcast-related questions. 13-25min -- Anderson.Paak/Ventura/ranking his albums. 25-40min -- New music round-up. 40-48min -- BROCKHAMPTON 48min+ -- wrap-up.

Episode Notes This episode originally aired on the C19 Podcast on 20 November 2018 as "'Modern Slavery'? How 19th Century Slavery Can Speak to 21st Century Trafficking."Can 19th-century approaches to slavery provide a map for thinking about 21st century trafficking? In this episode, Anna Mae Duane (UConn)leads a dialogue about how we can--and can’t--bring the nineteenth century to bear on the current phenomenon largely referred to as “Modern Slavery”--a term that is itself deeply controversial. The conversation centers around the edited collection, Child Slavery Before and After Emancipation: An Argument for Child-Centered Slavery Studies (Cambridge UP, 2017). Editor Anna Mae Duane interviews three contributors to that project, Karen Sánchez-Eppler (Amherst), Micki McElya (UConn) and Sarah Winter (UConn). Together they think about what constitutes a usable past when thinking about modern forms of oppression, and about how focusing on children can help us to rethink questions of property, memory, and freedom.The episode was produced by Ali Oshinskie with the support of WHUS studios. Post-production assistance by Doug Guerra.Support Society for the History of Children and Youth Podcast by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/shcyThis podcast is powered by Pinecast.

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Can 19th-century approaches to slavery provide a map for thinking about 21st century trafficking? In this episode, Anna Mae Duane (UConn)leads a dialogue about how we can--and can’t--bring the nineteenth century to bear on the current phenomenon largely referred to as “Modern Slavery”--a term that is itself deeply controversial. The conversation centers around the edited collection, Child Slavery Before and After Emancipation: An Argument for Child-Centered Slavery Studies (Cambridge UP, 2017). Editor Anna Mae Duane interviews three contributors to that project, Karen Sánchez-Eppler (Amherst), Micki McElya (UConn) and Sarah Winter (UConn). Together they think about what constitutes a usable past when thinking about modern forms of oppression, and about how focusing on children can help us to rethink questions of property, memory, and freedom. The episode was produced by Ali Oshinskie with the support of WHUS studios. Post-production assistance by Doug Guerra.