Welcome to the Rachel Marzahn podcast, where we touch on intersectional justice issues. You might be wondering, "Who are you?" and "Why should I listen to this podcast?"
The short answer is that I am a person who works in the field of communications in higher education, and you should listen to this podcast if you are interested in learning about intersectional justice issue facing America and higher education through the lens of community college employees and the books we read.
For the long answer, listen to the full episode....
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Acknowledgments
Thank you to all my gracious podcast guests: Dr. Amy Zsohar, Aria Kronebusch, Rachel Wood, Jeremy Clark, Sadie Pendaz-Foster, Chuck Stieg, and Erica Wood. Thank you to Inver Hills Community College for the use of their podcast room. Thank you to Keith Kelley, Matiyas Abebe, and Aaron Tanning for your assistance with technology. Thank you to Upsin Hounds for the musical interlude. Thank you to Lise Freking for allowing me the time to pursue this work. Thank you to Dr. Tanya Ryan for the push to pursue this project.
I also want to acknowledge that this podcast is was recorded in Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota, which is on the traditional homelands of the Dakota people. Minnesota comes from the Dakota name for this region, Minne Sota Ma Coche, which loosely translates to the land where the waters reflect the skies. It is important to acknowledge the peoples on whose land we live, learn, and work as we seek to improve and strengthen our relations with tribal nations.
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Thanks for listening! Together we can learn, grow, and make a positive impact in our communities.