Going There

In this episode, Kirk Bates discusses civil rights actions he has participated in this summer in the aftermath of the murder of George Floyd. Kirk thinks mindfully about his role as a white male involved in this work. He also supplies some simple, practical advice for others who would lend support.

In E2, we learn that Ashley's action had surprisingly successful results. While Ashley recognizes that she is likely to face this problem again in the future, she is "more determined than ever" to continue, and even can see herself as a "freedom fighter."

In E1, we talk with student and mom Ashley Daniels, who found herself facing racism in her workplace, and in the aftermath of the George Floyd protests, decided to take decisive action - action that until that moment, she would have been very unlikely to take.

In this episode, second in a two part series, we return to Alyssa Hainline as she moves forward to complete the Spring 2020 Semester. We then bring on Marie Carter Brooks, Lake Superior College Counselor, who considers Alyssa's experience and shares the mental health support that is available at LSC.

In this episode, first in a two part series, we talked with student and mom Alyssa Hainline back in March, right before classes resumed March 30. Alyssa was dealing with a lot, but appeared to be up to the challenge. What we found out later was that the very next day, Alyssa checked herself into a mental health facility. Three weeks later, we follow up with Alyssa to talk about that experience.

This episode was recorded prior to campus closing, so it's a nostalgic visit to BCE (Before Covid Era) where we talk with Jo Busick, Accounting major, LeadMN activist, vinyl aficionado (follow him at josvinyl), and also member of LSC's LGBTQ+ club (like Mystic Raddatz from E3).

In this episode, we check in with LSC students Cheyanne Warner (E1) and Dan Riihiluoma (E2) to see how they're surviving the campus transition to alternative course delivery during the Covid-19 campus closure. This is the second in our special Covid-19 series.

In this special Covid-19 episode, LSC students Jarves Hunt and Paisley Forsell discuss how they are coping with the campus closure and shelter-in-place orders. This is the first in a special Covid-19 series.

In this episode, LGBTQ+ Club president Mystic Raddatz explores finding community on campus and in the Twin Ports. This is the third in our series exploring LSC's tagline, "Out Community's College."

In Episode 2, LSC students Sunhee Go and Dan Riihiluoma talk about finding community at LSC and in the Twin Ports. This is the second in our series exploring the LSC tagline, "Our Community's College."