Cricket's Classroom Podcasts

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For some reason, English majors have to make a lot of podcasts. Here are a few of mine.

Episodes

  1. Not Ready to Make Nice: The Dixie Chicks and The Ego-Function of Protest Rhetoric (Sigma 2020)

    04/14/2020

    Not Ready to Make Nice: The Dixie Chicks and The Ego-Function of Protest Rhetoric (Sigma 2020)

    I originally wrote this paper for ENG 318 (Writing and Activism) and ended up submitting it for the 2020 Sigma Tau Delta Conference. It was selected, but never officially presented (damn you Coronavirus!). Anyway, here's me reading it. Here's a link to the full text of my paper. Here's a link to the academic essay I was responding to ("The Ego-Function of Protest Rhetoric" by Richard Gregg). Here's a link to the song this paper was titled after.

    11 min
  2. The Links Between Wealth and Life Expectancy (Science Bites)

    02/24/2020

    The Links Between Wealth and Life Expectancy (Science Bites)

    On this episode of Science Bites, learn more about the scientifically proven links between wealth and life expectancy.  "Chomp" sound courtesy of princessemilu. The study referenced in this episode can be found in the Journals of Gerontology.

    2 min
  3. The Squeeze (Hollywood East)

    11/22/2019

    The Squeeze (Hollywood East)

    In this first episode of the Hollywood East podcast, we discuss The Squeeze, a little-known comedy shot in Wilmington in 1986. The Squeeze was one of the first productions shot on the Screen Gems Studio lot as the film industry emerged in the Cape Fear region. Our guest, Dany Moore, was a background actor in this film, and during our interview, we discuss his memories of Wilmington during this era, this particular production, and our mutual appreciation of the film's star, Michael Keaton. Our introductory audio ("Coming soon to a theater near you...") is courtesy of Timbre from freesound.org. Transitions ("!") and underlying audio ("Rose Ornamental") are courtesy of Anchor's free transitory and "smart background" audio collection. Sources of information for our monologue include IMDB, TvGuide, Roger Ebert, and the Wilmington Regional Film Commission.

    6 min
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For some reason, English majors have to make a lot of podcasts. Here are a few of mine.

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