The 1853 Podcast

The 1853 Podcast

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The 1853 Podcast episodes

  • Vol. I, No. 26 - The 1853 Podcast
    Wackerle Career and Leadership Center Director Marnie Dugan discusses the First Destination Report on the Class of 2017 (2:21).
    Sports Information Director Dan Nolan takes a look at Fighting Scots spring sports (9:48).
    College Editor and Historian Jeff Rankin previews the 2018 spring issue of the Monmouth College Magazine (16:30).
    24 min
  • Vol. I, No. 25 - The 1853 Podcast
    Communication studies professor Josh Hawthorne discusses what his students learned from a “Fake News” class (2:02).
    Baseball coach Alan Betourne says the 2018 Scots will turn up the pressure on the bases (8:28).
    Curator of the Art Collections Mary Phillips discusses her works in the current faculty art show as well as looks back on her career at the College (15:17).
    21 min
  • Vol. I, No. 24 - The 1853 Podcast
    The Stockdale Fellows talk about their alternative spring break trip (2:02).
    Monmouth’s 11th NCAA track and field national champion, Dan Evers, and track and field coach Roger Haynes on what it takes to win a national title (7:22).
    Associate Chaplain Jessica Hawkinson explains why the Lux Summer Theological Institute for Youth is the perfect experience for theologically curious high school students (13:40).
    19 min
  • Vol. I, No. 23 - The 1853 Podcast
    Artist Dusty Scott ’03 discusses his installation in the main concourse of the Huff Athletic Center (2:15).
    Softball coach John Goddard previews his 2018 Fighting Scots team (10:09).
    Hadley Smithhisler ’20 talks about being selected for the Mount Vernon Leadership Fellows Program (16:57).
    23 min
  • Vol. I, No. 22 - The 1853 Podcast
    Art professor Janis Wunderlich discusses how art is integrated into other majors (3:30).
    Men’s basketball coach Todd Skrivseth previews his team’s trip to the NCAA Division III Men’s Basketball Tournament (9:50).
    Mathematics professor Michael Sostarecz discusses how Monmouth uses it’s mathematics laboratory (16:11).
    24 min
  • Vol. I, No. 21 - The 1853 Podcast
    A profile of Theatre set designer and artist Natalie Curtis (3:35).
    Men’s basketball coach Todd Skrivseth previews the Midwest Conference Men's Basketball Championships (10:16).
    Educational Studies students Rebecca Guinea, Morgan Holle and Katie Robertson discuss working in rural schools (16:56).
    24 min
  • Vol. I, No. 20 - The 1853 Podcast
    Theatre Professor Doug Rankin previews “The Pitchfork Disney,” which will be presented Feb. 22-25 at the Fusion Theatre (3:26).
    Swimming and diving coach Tom Burek looks ahead to the Midwest Conference Championships, which are Feb. 16-18 in Grinnell, Iowa (9:05).
    Music professor Tim Pahel discusses an upcoming concert at Carnegie Hall (14:13).
    23 min
  • Vol. I, No. 19 - The 1853 Podcast
    History professor Christine Myers and chemistry professor Audra Sostarecz discuss investigative forensics, Monmouth’s latest minor (4:50).
    Nationally ranked pole vaulter Dan Evers talks about his research with brown recluse spiders (11:30).
    and Michelle Holschuh Simmons previews the first summer of the Scholars Academy at Monmouth College (16:02).
    21 min
  • Vol. I, No. 18 - The 1853 Podcast
    Art professor Stephanie Baugh discusses the new exhibit in the Everett Gallery of Hewes Library (2:30).
    Tennis coach Brian Jordan previews the 2018 men’s tennis season, which opens Feb. 3 (8:05).
    Classics professor Bob Holschuh Simmons previews the 33rd-annual Bernice L. Fox Classics Lecture, which will be Feb. 19 (13:47).
    21 min
  • Vol. I, No. 17 - The 1853 Podcast
    Political science lecturer Robin Johnson discusses “Hope for the Heartland.” (4:05)
    Men’s basketball coach Todd Skrivseth previews the Fighting Scots’ regular-season stretch run. (11:29)
    Education studies professor Michelle Holschuh Simmons shares good news about the Midwest Journal for Undergraduate Research. (18:13)
    23 min

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Weekly program featuring the people, events, programs and history that make Monmouth College (Ill.) an outstanding, national liberal arts college…all within 18 minutes and 53 seconds.