The EPEC Echo

In this episode, I sit down with Carrie Smith, a program coordinator for the sexual assault nurse examiners here in the eastern panhandle. We sit down to discuss sexual assault awareness month, forensic exams, secondary trauma, and supporting survivors in our community. To suggest topic ideas or guests please visit: https://epecwv.org/epec-echo/

In this episode, I sit down with Adonijah Gilmore, a counselor here at EPEC and a repeat EPEC Echo guest. We sit down to discuss ways in which we can all help black voices heal from racial trauma while we continue to do the work to dismantle racist systems and institutions. To suggest topic ideas or guests please visit: https://epecwv.org/epec-echo/

In this episode, I sit down with Rebecca Hall, a victim advocate at the Jefferson County Prosecuting Attorneys Office and we discuss the unique challenges stalking survivors in our community face. To suggest topic ideas or guests please visit: https://epecwv.org/epec-echo/

In this episode of our pop culture mini-series Media Musings, I sit down with Veronica McDade, a Graduate Student at Shepherd University, to discuss the impact that the movie 10 Things I Hate About You has had on us since it's release in 1999. We're giving you the tools to start having conversations that address the negative side of some of our favorite movies and tv shows. To suggest topic ideas or guests please visit: https://epecwv.org/epec-echo/

In this episode of our pop culture mini-series Media Musings, I sit down with EPEC Sexual Assault Advocate, Melissa Kincheloe to discuss the impact that the movie 16 Candles has had on us since it's release in 1984. We're giving you the tools to start having conversations that address the negative side of some of our favorite movies and tv shows. To suggest topic ideas or guests please visit: https://epecwv.org/epec-echo/

In this episode of our pop culture mini-series Media Musings, I sit down with EPEC Outreach Director Nicole Roehm to discuss the impact that the  Twilight film series has had on popular culture since its release. We're giving you the tools to start having conversations that address the negative side of some of our favorite movies and tv shows. To suggest topic ideas or guests please visit: https://epecwv.org/epec-echo/

In this first episode of our pop culture mini-series Media Musings, I sit down with EPEC Executive Director Katie Spriggs to discuss the impact that 50 Shades of Grey has had on popular culture since its release. We're giving you the tools to start having conversations that address the negative side of some of our favorite movies and tv shows. To suggest topic ideas or guests please visit: https://epecwv.org/epec-echo/

In this episode I interview Rosemary Ketchum, a widely known member of the Wheeling, WV City Council. We talk about community organizing and give you some insight to what community organizing is, how to get started, and why the impact of community organizing is so important.

Happy Pride Month - Again! In this episode we have a guest host, fellow EPEC staff member Trey Goldizen, interviewing ME! Your host, Nora Fraser discusses bisexuality, the bisexual umbrella, the relationship between accepting bisexuality and masculinity, and the importance of visibility. To suggest topic ideas or guest recommendations, please visit https://epecwv.org/epec-echo/.

Happy Pride Month! In this episode, I interview EPEC staff member Trey Goldizen and we discuss the history of LGBTQ+ Pride, and the path to finding your own pride. To suggest topic ideas or guest recommendations, please visit https://epecwv.org/epec-echo/.