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Blok by Blok Chicago episodes
- Celestial progression by DanitaReinterpretation of the poem: 'On Being Brought from Africa to America' by Phillis Wheatley.Recorded and produced by Danita Verner3 min
- American Dream by Cassandra HickmonCassandra Hickmon interview her father about his American Dream.This podcast belongs to a series developed by the first year of Sojourner Scholars in the Summer of 2018.www.ilhumanities.org/news/2017/07/s…second-summer/First year students explored the portrayal and challenges of the American Dream from different perspectives, research, development of an idea and storytelling elements were explored through different sessions.Music: "Downtown" by Podington Bear, licensed under CC BY-NC 3.0creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/3 min
- American Dream by Cassandra HickmonCassandra Hickmon interview her father about his American Dream.This podcast belongs to a series developed by the first year of Sojourner Scholars in the Summer of 2018.www.ilhumanities.org/news/2017/07/s…second-summer/First year students explored the portrayal and challenges of the American Dream from different perspectives, research, development of an idea and storytelling elements were explored through different sessions.Music: "Downtown" by Podington Bear, licensed under CC BY-NC 3.0creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/3 min
- Sojourner Scholar PromoThis is just a series of snippets of the upcoming sessions developed by the first year of Sojourner Scholars.https://www.ilhumanities.org/news/2017/07/sojourner-scholars-enters-its-second-summer/First year students explored the portrayal and challenges of the American Dream from different perspectives, research, development of an idea and storytelling elements were explored through different sessions.8 min
- Sojourner Scholar PromoThis is just a series of snippets of the upcoming sessions developed by the first year of Sojourner Scholars.https://www.ilhumanities.org/news/2017/07/sojourner-scholars-enters-its-second-summer/First year students explored the portrayal and challenges of the American Dream from different perspectives, research, development of an idea and storytelling elements were explored through different sessions.8 min
- Ari and Ty Interview Mr. RenfroAri and Ty talk to Mr Renfro who is in charge of planning the popular Poetry Assembly at Burley Elementary School in Chicago.10 min
- Ari and Ty Interview Mr. RenfroAri and Ty talk to Mr Renfro who is in charge of planning the popular Poetry Assembly at Burley Elementary School in Chicago.10 min
- The First Rule of PunkCelia Pérez answers some interesting questions made by Marcela –5th grader and Olivia –4th grader about the title The First Rule of Book while presenting her book at Burley's Book Bash in Chicago.Music by Netherfriends a Homeroom Chicago Ten by Ten Project. https://homeroomchicago.bandcamp.com/album/ten-x-ten11 min
- The First Rule of PunkCelia Pérez answers some interesting questions made by Marcela –5th grader and Olivia –4th grader about the title The First Rule of Book while presenting her book at Burley's Book Bash in Chicago.Music by Netherfriends a Homeroom Chicago Ten by Ten Project. https://homeroomchicago.bandcamp.com/album/ten-x-ten11 min
- Ty Interviews the Owner of Chicago's PizzaTy interviews the owner of Chicago's Pizza about the most popular item on the menu.Music: "Gugugu" by Angel Garcia, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/1 min
About Blok by Blok Chicago
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Listen to a podcast featuring candid conversations between two individuals from vastly different backgrounds, recorded live at a local venue. Each episode pairs a curious young student with an adult…
whose diverse experiences illuminate a student-selected topic. Hear firsthand from city officials, healthcare workers, journalists, parents, immigrants, urban foragers, sanitation workers, bakers, restaurateurs, book lovers, and other fascinating figures who connect to the students' learning quest.