The Fourteen

The Fourteen

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The Fourteen episodes

  • The Madison Barbershop Controversy

    In this special presentation, Drew University podcasting students report on the 1964 civil rights protests outside Madison, NJ barbershops.

    Credits

    Kayla Cleary (host, writer); Andrew J. Salvati (writer, editor, producer); Micaela De Los Santos (reporter); Jesse Faro (reporter); Skylar McGuire (reporter); Madison O'Neill (reporter); Ethan Salvo (reporter); Junhao Shu (reporter); Lucy Spagnoletti (reporter); James Wright (reporter); Zhixi Wu (reporter); cover art by Cat Maida

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    48 min
  • Drew Theological Seminary

    In this episode, John Lewis and Cat Maida explore the history of Drew Theological Seminary and its commitment to social justice issues.

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    Episode Credits

    Dr. Andrew Salvati – Producer and Editor
    Cat Maida – Host and Editor
    John Lewis – Host and Editor
    Siang Au – Reporter
    Karen Lewis – Guest
    Isaac Minkah – Guest
    Artwork by Cat Maida and Original Music by Ben Chomon-Collins

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    36 min
  • The Hidden Figures of Madison

    In this episode, Cat Maida talks with Kenisha Tucker, co-founder of the Hidden Figures of Madison project about their work raising the visibility of underrepresented people in the history of the Madison community.

    Episode Credits

    Dr. Andrew Salvati – Producer and Editor
    Cat Maida – Host and Editor
    Kenisha Tucker – Guest
    Artwork by Cat Maida and Original Music by Ben Chomon-Collins

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    37 min
  • The Museum of Early Trades and Crafts

    In this episode of The Fourteen, Cat Maida and Janelle Campos take a tour of the Museum of Early Trades and Crafts in downtown Madison to get a sense of what daily life was like in Bottle Hill in the mid-19th century.

    Episode Credits

    Dr. Andrew Salvati – Producer and Editor
    Cat Maida – Host and Editor
    Janelle Campos – Reporter
    Deb Farrar-Starker – Guest
    Artwork by Cat Maida and Original Music by Ben Chomon-Collins

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    26 min
  • Bottle Hill

    In this episode of The Fourteen, Elizabeth Caccavo looks into the history of Bottle Hill, which later became Madison, New Jersey.

    Episode Credits

    Dr. Andrew Salvati – Producer and Editor
    Cat Maida – Editor
    Elizabeth Caccavo – Host and Reporter
    Frank Esposito – Guest
    Mike Snyder – Guest
    Artwork by Cat Maida and Original Music by Ben Chomon-Collins

    References

    Esposito, F. (1985). The Madison Heritage Trail.

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    55 min
  • Enslavement in New Jersey

    In this episode of The Fourteen, Cat Maida talks to Princeton History PhD candidate and Yale JD candidate, Geneva Smith, about the legal history of enslavement in New Jersey.

    Credits

    Dr. Andrew Salvati – Producer and Editor
    Cat Maida – Host, Reporter, and Editor
    Geneva Smith – Guest
    Artwork by Cat Maida and Original Music by Ben Chomon-Collins

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    36 min
  • Mead Hall

    In this episode of The Fourteen, Abby Walker and Des Gutierrez explore the history of Mead Hall and the connection between the Gibbons family and other local elites in Bottle Hill.

    Credits

    Dr. Andrew Salvati – Producer and Editor
    Cat Maida – Host, Reporter, and Editor
    Des Gutierrez – Host, Reporter, and Editor
    Logan Flores – Reporter
    Abby Walker – Reporter
    Susan Simon – Guest
    Karen Mancinelli-Paige – Guest
    Artwork by Cat Maida and original music by Ben Chomon-Collins

    References

    Cunningham, J.T. (2002). University in the Forest: The Story of Drew University (Phoenix Color Corporation).

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    35 min
  • The Gibbons

    This episode of The Fourteen highlights the history of the Gibbons family and the pre-history of Drew University.

    Credits

    Andrew Salvati – Producer, Writer, and Editor
    This episode was reported and written by Cat Maida, Des Gutierrez, Abby Walker, and Yuchen Zou
    Special thanks to Matthew Beland, Karen Mancinelli-Paige, Traci West, and Jonathan Golden

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    30 min
  • The Fourteen podcast trailer

    The Fourteen podcast coming soon!

    The Fourteen investigates the history of the Gibbons family and the institution of slavery in New Jersey.

    Credits

    The Fourteen is hosted by Cat Maida and Des Gutierrez and produced by Dr. Andrew Salvati
    Cover artwork by Cat Maida
    Special thanks to Dr. Matthew Beland and Karen Mancinelli-Page

    3 min

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The Fourteen investigates the history of the Gibbons family and the institution of slavery in New Jersey.