Take a sip of our newest episode of Diversi-Tea! This series aims at properly examining and understanding the perspectives of both a believer from a Christian perspective and a Atheist attending a private Christian University. Learn more about how others define faith and how spirituality places a role in their lives.

Take a sip of our newest episode of Diversi-Tea! This series aims at properly examining and understanding the perspectives of both a believer from a Christian perspective and a Atheist attending a private Christian University. Learn more about how others define faith and how spirituality places a role in their lives.

With us we have the pleasure of speaking with Heather Witt who is the Captain of SAGA which stands for Sexual and Gender Awareness and is actually a part of the Multicultural Office through our newest program called Affinity groups which is formed around a shared identity or common goal to build community among members of non-dominant groups and to foster inclusion and awareness at GCU. Learn the history and significance of Pride month as well as what it means to love the LGBTQ+ community.

On this episode, we dive deeper into what it means to know your rights and why it matters. We had the pleasure of speaking with former Judge David Phares and heard about some of his unique cases as well as how to use the law for your advantage. 

In this episode we had the pleasure of speaking with criminal defense attorney Josephine Hallam on why it is important to know your rights and the best ways for everyone to exercise them as well as the benefits of having representation. Gain important information straight from a well experienced lawyer on the law and how to interact with the police.

On this episode, we talk with an active GCU student, Kamron Bode about what is "Black Lives Matter" and dissect his reasoning on his support for the movement. A informational and interesting conversation about how BLM effects everyday people even those outside of the black community.

DiversiTea is a multimedia platform under the Diversity and Inclusion Department that aims at promoting culturally relevant conversation. On this podcast segment, we'll be discussing key points on Blue Lives Matter and Black Lives Matter, two revolutionizing movements. This episode, we had the pleasure of speaking with a GCU student, Kenna Deters, to hear her perspective and reasons why she supports the Blue Lives Matter Movement.