Podeia Podcast

Podeia Podcast

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Podeia Podcast episodes

  • Episode 1: Ghost Stories

    Welcome to second season of the Podeia Podcast, which is a podcast from the Luther Center for Ethics and Public Engagement. In this episode, Andy Hageman and Host Lindsey Row-Heyveld Introduce this season's topic.


    The Podeia Podcast is sponsored by The Center for Ethics and Public Engagement at Luther College and produced in partnership with KWLC, Luther’s campus radio station. Podeia is written, hosted, and co-produced by Lindsey Row-Heyveld. It is co-produced and edited by Asher Elliott Smith. Executive Producer, Andy Hageman. Theme Song Composer, Andrew Murray.

    19 min
  • Episode 7: Singing is Like a Celebration of Oxygen

    Welcome to the Podeia Podcast, which is a podcast from the Luther Center for Ethics and Public Engagement. In this episode, Jaime Webb joins us to talk about belonging, liberal arts, and what it means to be a lifelong learner.


    In each episode of this podcast, we ask Luther College alumni to reflect on the college experience by answering questions about meaningful, awkward, or pivotal memories they have from their time at Luther. We hope these conversations inspire current students to navigate their own awkward moments and encourage other alumni to connect their Luther experience to where they are now. 


    The Podeia Podcast is sponsored by The Center for Ethics and Public Engagement at Luther College and produced in partnership with KWLC, Luther’s campus radio station. Podeia is written, hosted, and produced by Dominique Stringer. It is edited by Asher Elliott Smith. Executive Producer, Andy Hageman. Production Assistant, Methembe Moyo. Theme Song Composer, Andrew Murray.

    38 min
  • Episode 5: There's No Sparknotes for Cod

    Welcome to the Podeia Podcast, which is a podcast from the Luther Center for Ethics and Public Engagement. In this episode, Kimberly Osberg joins us to talk about some experiences of being unprepared at college.


    In each episode of this podcast, we ask Luther College alumni to

    reflect on the college experience by answering questions about
    meaningful, awkward, or pivotal memories they have from their time at
    Luther. We hope these conversations inspire current students to navigate
    their own awkward moments and encourage other alumni to connect their
    Luther experience to where they are now. 

    The Podeia Podcast is sponsored by The Center for Ethics and Public

    Engagement at Luther College and produced in partnership with KWLC,
    Luther’s campus radio station. Podeia is written, hosted, and produced
    by Dominique Stringer. It is edited by Asher Elliott Smith. Executive
    Producer, Andy Hageman. Production Assistant, Methembe Moyo. Theme Song Composer, Andrew Murray.

    32 min
  • Episode 4: Unsettling In

    Welcome to the Podeia Podcast, which is a podcast from the Luther Center for Ethics and Public Engagement. In this episode, Laura Proescholdt joins us to share reflections on how she built and maintained relationships at college.


    In each episode of this podcast, we ask Luther College alumni to reflect on the college experience by answering questions about meaningful, awkward, or pivotal memories they have from their time at Luther. We hope these conversations inspire current students to navigate their own awkward moments and encourage other alumni to connect their Luther experience to where they are now. 


    The Podeia Podcast is sponsored by The Center for Ethics and Public Engagement at Luther College and produced in partnership with KWLC, Luther’s campus radio station. Podeia is written, hosted, and produced by Dominique Stringer. It is edited by Asher Elliott Smith. Executive Producer, Andy Hageman. Production Assistant, Methembe Moyo. Theme Song Composer, Andrew Murray.

    35 min
  • Episode 3: Rapscallion's Rhapsody

    Welcome to the Podeia Podcast, which is a podcast from the Luther Center for Ethics and Public Engagement. In this episode, Jake DeBacher joins us to discuss a mistake he made while working on his Senior Project and the ways that he navigated the consequences.


    In each episode of this podcast, we ask Luther College alumni to reflect on the college experience by answering questions about meaningful, awkward, or pivotal memories they have from their time at Luther. We hope these conversations inspire current students to navigate their own awkward moments and encourage other alumni to connect their Luther experience to where they are now.


    The Podeia Podcast is sponsored by The Center for Ethics and Public Engagement at Luther College and produced in partnership with KWLC, Luther’s campus radio station. Podeia is written, hosted, and produced by Dominique Stringer. It is edited by Asher Elliott Smith. Executive Producer, Andy Hageman. Production Assistant, Methembe Moyo. Theme Song Composer, Andrew Murray.

    30 min
  • Episode 2: Keep Your Composer

    Welcome to the Podeia Podcast, which is a podcast from the Luther Center for Ethics and Public Engagement. In this episode, Matt Lagus joins us to discuss a Luther concert that required some last minute creativity and improvisation.


    In each episode of this podcast, we ask Luther College alumni to reflect on the college experience by answering questions about meaningful, awkward, or pivotal memories they have from their time at Luther. We hope these conversations inspire current students to navigate their own awkward moments and encourage other alumni to connect their Luther experience to where they are now.


    The Podeia Podcast is sponsored by The Center for Ethics and Public Engagement at Luther College and produced in partnership with KWLC, Luther’s campus radio station. Podeia is written, hosted, and produced by Dominique Stringer. It is edited by Asher Elliott Smith. Executive Producer, Andy Hageman. Production Assistant, Methembe Moyo. Theme Song Composer, Andrew Murray.


    25 min
  • Episode 1: Stellar Fail

    Welcome to the Podeia Podcast, which is a podcast from the Luther Center for Ethics and Public Engagement. In this episode, Emily Tope joins us to discuss her experience of being unprepared for a college class. 


    In each episode of this podcast, we ask Luther College alumni to reflect on the college experience by answering questions about meaningful, awkward, or pivotal memories they have from their time at Luther. We hope these conversations inspire current students to navigate their own awkward moments and encourage other alumni to connect their Luther experience to where they are now. 


    The Podeia Podcast is sponsored by The Center for Ethics and Public Engagement at Luther College and produced in partnership with KWLC, Luther’s campus radio station. Podeia is written, hosted, and produced by Dominique Stringer. It is edited by Asher Elliott Smith. Executive Producer, Andy Hageman. Production Assistant, Methembe Moyo. Theme Song Composer, Andrew Murray.

    27 min
  • Podeia Podcast Trailer

    In the Podeia Podcast, we ask Luther College alumni to reflect on the college experience by answering questions about meaningful, awkward, or pivotal memories they have from their time at Luther. We hope these conversations inspire current students to navigate their own awkward moments and encourage other alumni to connect their Luther experience to where they are now. Check back here April 14, 2023 for episode 1.


    This new podcast is brought to you by the Luther College Center for Ethics and Public Engagement. To learn more, visit our website: https://www.luther.edu/academics/centers-resources/ethics-public-engagement


    The Podeia Podcast is produced in partnership with KWLC, Luther’s campus radio station. Podeia is written, hosted, and produced by Dominique Stringer. It is edited by Asher Elliott Smith. Executive Producer, Andy Hageman. Production Assistant, Methembe Moyo. Theme Song Composer, Andrew Murray.


    1 min

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The Podeia Podcast is a podcast from the Luther Center for Ethics and Public Engagement. In each episode, we ask Luther College alumni to reflect on the college experience by answering questions about…