-Getting to know Thomas and his business, the Shenandoah Bicycle Company [00:25]
-How Thomas got involved with biking in Harrisonburg [00:58]
-Thomas explains what it is like having a business partnership [2:22]
-How the Harrisonburg biking community has changed over the years [4:07]
-Obstacles that Thomas and his partner experienced while starting their business [5:23]
-How the Shenandoah Bicycle Company fits into the Harrisonburg community [9:16]
-Thomas's advice for future entrepreneurs [11:13]
-Memorable experiences at the Shenandoah Bicycle Company [13:12]
-What Thomas envisions for his business in the future [17:20]

Getting to know Halee and what she does for the farmers market [00:48]
The hours and mission statement of the Harrisonburg Farmers Market  [1:14] 
Environmental stewardship at the farmers market [2:24]
How the COVID-19 Pandemic has affected the farmers market [3:36]
How does the farmers market fit into the Harrisonburg Community, and how students can get involved [6:30]
Cool experiences at the farmers Market [9:17]
Advice for JMU students [11:11]
How Halee has grown from working at the Farmer's Market [13:52]

Pilot Episode

About this episode:

· Getting to know Bethany and what she does for JMU [00:20]

· Bethany’s work with the JMU Libraries Deans Council and the Council on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion to create the Self-Examination Pledge and the changes it calls for [1:44]

· JMU Libraries’ collaboration with the Furious Flower Poetry Center and student resources that the collaboration will create [7:36]

· Bethany’s experience working at the Digital Library Federation and her work on the Authenticity Project [14:08]

· Bethany describes Afrofuturism [18:33]

· The role of libraries in dismantling racism in higher education [28:12]

· Bethany recommends “Struggling to Breathe: COVID-19, Protest, and the LIS response,” an article about the role of libraries in the fight for social justice [35:33]

About this episode:
· Getting to know Aaliyah and what she does for JMU [00:24]

· How Aaliyah is involved with social justice and diversity activism at JMU [1:09]

· How Aaliyah’s extracurricular involvement helped her goals of creating a more inclusive university [4:32]

· Aaliyah’s work with Dr. Tim Miller on Title XI at JMU [9:37]

· How people can work for a more equitable and inclusive society [15:04]

· Aaliyah’s advice for listeners [20:07]

About this episode:

· Getting to know Angelina and what she does for JMU [00:20]

· JMU Center for Civic Engagement’s Virtual Town Halls [1:25]

· JMU Center for Civic Engagement’s racial justice workshop for JMU faculty and staff [4:06]

· How students can increase diversity and inclusivity on campus [8:26]

· The role of educational institutions in addressing diversity and inclusivity [11:04]

· On-campus voter engagement and education resources during the Fall 2020 semester [15:04]

About this episode:
· Getting to know President Alger and what he does for JMU [00:20]
· How the COVID-19 pandemic has affected President Alger’s work [4:08]
· President Alger discusses making the decision to transition to online learning during the Spring 2020 semester [9:29]
· How JMU will both honor its history and make necessary changes [14:45]
· President Alger describes the process of changing the names of buildings on campus [21:21]
· President Alger discusses necessary changes to make educational institutions more inclusive and diverse [25:09]
· President Alger gives a message to current and incoming students [34:12]

About this episode:
· Getting to know Torian [00:34]
· How Torian is involved with racial justice activism [1:07]
· Torian describes allyism [5:12]
· Torian discusses the difference between allies and accomplices [9:44]
· The roles of allies and accomplices in institutions [12:18]
· How Torian’s job helps with her activism [16:25]

About this episode:

· Getting to know Aaron and what he does [00:35]
· How the COVID-19 pandemic affected the business and his restaurants’ transition [00:57]
· What Aaron has learned from the pandemic as a business owner [8:15]
· Aaron discusses having to shut down the Billy Jack’s Shack Richmond location [10:27]
· How Aaron’s employees reacted to reopening [12:16]
· Aaron discusses the future of online ordering in his restaurants [15:16]
· Aaron’s favorite menu item from his restaurants [19:11]

About this episode:

· Getting to know Dr. McCarthy and what he does for JMU [00:28]
· Dr. McCarthy’s transition to teaching online during the COVID-19 pandemic [1:25]
· How Dr. McCarthy and his students helped transition the Harrisonburg Farmer’s Market online [3:53]
· How Dr. McCarthy will continue to be involved with the farmer’s market in the future [13:15]
· Dr. McCarthy discusses how JMU is planning for the Fall 2020 semester [18:26]
· Dr. McCarthy’s advice for JMU students [22:25]