19 episodes
The Archways Podcast - The College of Liberal Arts at JCSU Johnson C. Smith Univeristy's College of Arts and Letters
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The uniquely focused Guangdong Baiyun University Center for American Race and Culture, established by Johnson C. Smith University and funded by a generous grant from the US Embassy in Beijing, will set the African American experience within historical and contemporary contexts through books, multimodal digital documents, streamed media, and faculty and student exchanges. A nuanced view of racial issues through physical and electronic resources will be provided to Chinese audiences to promote an understanding of America and provide a lens for self-examination and grassroots U.S.-Chinese engagement. These podcasts will be a central part of that effort, and we’re excited bring this podcast to you.
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Episode 0018: (Inter)Cultural Dialogue and Identity in Lithuanian Literature
An interview with Dr. Adelheid Rundholz, Professor of Foreign Languages, about her and Dr. Irena Ragaišienė’s essay collection on Lithuanian Literature.
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Episode 0017: Multicultural America: "Ethnic Hair Care and Entrepreneurship in America"
In 2007, Arizona State University and Johnson C. Smith University sent three scholars -- William Brashears, Yvette Hall, and Jemayne King -- to three American Cultural Centers to present on aspects of race in the United States. In this podcast, Yvette Hall of Johnson C. Smith University ("Ethnic Hair Care and Entrepreneurship in America") examines race through the intersection of hair care and corporate culture following a brief question and answer session, in which she is joined by William Brashears of Arizona State University ("Discussing Race in America: Whiteness Studies") and Jemayne King of Johnson C. Smith University ("The Development of American Sneaker Culture") engage with two facets of the topic.
This recording was made at Sichuan University on March 30. The two prior lectures took place at Guangdong Baiyun University (March 27) and Guangzhou University (March 28). -
Episode 0016: Multicultural America: "Discussing Race in America" and "The Development of American Sneaker Culture"
In 2007, Arizona State University and Johnson C. Smith University sent three scholars -- William Brashears, Yvette Hall, and Jemayne King -- to three American Cultural Centers to present on aspects of race in the United States. In this podcast, William Brashears of Arizona State University ("Discussing Race in America") and Jemayne King of Johnson C. Smith University ("The Development of American Sneaker Culture") engage with two facets of the topic.
This recording was made at Sichuan University on March 30. The two prior lectures took place at Guangdong Baiyun University (March 27) and Guangzhou University (March 28). -
Episode 0015: "The Catalytic Moment in Art and Life" -- Cheryl Butler Brayboy's Cato Professor Address
This edition of the Archways Podcast features Dr. Cheryl Butler Brayboy's Cato Par Excellence Teaching Award Address, entitled "The Catalytic Moment in Art and Life", to the Johnson C. Smith University Honors Convocation. This celebration, which recognizes students who have made the President's List (Those students who have maintained a perfect 4.0 grade point average while taking 15 or more credit hours with no Incomplete course work.). Programing Note: Some of her address is in Spanish. She translates these sections into English.
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Episode 0014: Reginald Paige and Documenting his Fulbright-Hays Experience
Hosts of the Archways Podcasts Dr. Brian Madison Jones and Dr. Matthew DeForrest speak with Reggie Paige about "Odyssey to the East", his documentary of his experience with the 2017 JCSU Fulbright-Hays Group Projects Abroad trip to China.
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Episode 0013: Partners in Podcasting V - Luna
Hosts of the Archways Podcasts Dr. Brian Madison Jones and Dr. Matthew DeForrest speak with Ms. Liu Qin ("Luna") her visit to Charlotte.