Our National Conversation

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Our National Conversation episodes

  • Allow Us To Explain - Juneteenth

    In today's episode, two of our interns sit down with the executive director of blackpast.org, Dr. Joyce Dunbar, to learn and discuss the history behind Juneteenth, how it can be celebrated, and its impact on the present and future.

    1 hr 10 min
  • Allow Us To Explain - Part 3: Higher Education Professionals

    In part three of our Education Series, we will talk with some college professors about their careers, including what inspired them to become a professor, the pros and cons of the job, and the most significant challenges they have faced. We also get their thoughts on teacher morale and what needs to happen to improve the profession for current and future educators. Plus, you can also hear from a former TA about her thoughts on the higher education field.

    32 min
  • Allow Us to Explain - Education Series Part 2: Future Educators

    In Part 2 of our Education Series, we talk with a couple future educators about their experiences with their major. Our panelists discuss the challenges and opportunities facing educators today and explore what it takes to be a successful future educator. They also give advice to people considering taking on the same profession.

    45 min
  • Allow Us to Explain - Smart Cities

    As the world continues to become more technologically advanced, the idea of "smart cities" being developed and working in the U.S. is growing. So what are smart cities? What are the driving forces behind it, and what can the effects be? Is it good or bad, or both? Let's get into it.

    49 min
  • Allow Us to Explain - Generation Roundtable

    In this edition of Allow Us to Explain, we host a roundtable discussion with our CEO Jeff Hall, and Community Team Lead Tania Ruedas Ortiz to talk how politics are differing and changing from generation to generation. Gear up for this Baby Boomer v. Gen Z debate!

    1 hr 6 min
  • Allow Us to Explain: Reproductive Rights and Women's Healthcare

    As the month of March ends, so does Women's History Month. A growing debate surrounding women involves Reproductive Rights and Women's Healthcare. How did overturning Roe v Wade affect abortion access? When should sex education be taught? Thoughts on expanding birth control access? All that and more on today's edition of Allow Us to Explain.

    1 hr 1 min

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