TNE Hawk Talk

TNE Hawk Talk

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TNE Hawk Talk episodes

  • New podcast seeks to fulfill a need on campus

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    Join Clay Pendergraft, TNE contributor, as he sits down to discuss the thoughts behind Chris Rowland, Pryor senior,  and Brooks Deatherage, NSU alum, starting the Christians in College Podcast. Deathrage is the current campus pastor of Crescent Valley City while Rowland attends classes on NSU Tahlequah campus. 


    For more information, follow the CIC Instagram at @christiansincollegepodcast. 


    27 min
  • BCM Slime Fest funds Lipscomb Legacy Scholarship

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    Summit Murray, TNE writer, sits down with Taylor Pratt, associate director of the Baptist Collegiate Ministries, and Peyton Pratt, frequent teacher and one-on-one discipler in the organization, to talk about the upcoming Slime Fest and Lipscomb Legacy Scholarship. The Slime Fest is a fundraising event that raises money for the Lipscomb Legacy Scholarship, which is received by one student per year.

    The Lipscomb Legacy Scholarship honors the late Deb Lipscomb, wife of the former director of the BCM, Bob Lipscomb. The Lipscombs were passionate about enabling students to go on overseas missions, so the scholarship is aimed toward that goal. 

    For more information, email [email protected]. 

    12 min
  • AIBL creates opportunities for all students

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    Kelten Weaver, TNE advertising manager, sits down with Melanie Giang, American Indigenous Business Leaders president, and Leighton Bearpaw, AIBL vice president, to discuss opportunities through indigenous connections. Along with an open-minded atmosphere, AIBL members work to encourage support throughout the uncertainty and challenges of college. 

    AIBL also provides an environment of learning alongside networking for members on and off campus. Both Giang and Bearpaw are currently working on building connections to introduce and encourage support to local indigenous youth. 

    For more information about AIBL, email [email protected]. 

    15 min
  • Senior stars in NSU Playhouse production

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    Peyton Hudson sits down with Daniel Stout, Broken Arrow senior and star of the upcoming NSU Theatre production of “The Aliens,” to talk about the show, Daniel’s thoughts on performing and more.

    Stout plays KJ, a burnt-out musician discussing music and poetry with his friend Jasper. The Aliens is written by Annie Baker and directed by Scott Pursley, associate professor and technical director of the NSU Theatre program.


    The show is running from Oct. 19-22. To get tickets, visit GoRiverhawksTickets.com.


    13 min
  • NSU's literary journal publishes students best work

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    Angel Ford, TNE editor-in-chief, sits down with Christopher Murphy, assistant professor of English, and Jesse Thomas, Muskogee senior, to discuss the literary journal on NSU campus. 
    The Talon has recently closed submissions for the semester. On its seventh year of publication, the students in charge of the Talon work diligently to market, edit and create the next issue. 
    Thomas is part of the current publication class and is in charge of marketing. Murphy heads the publication class and assists students in the process of their first journal.

    For more information, visit the Talon webpage at www.nsuok.edu/the-talon/. 

    18 min

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The Hawk Talk podcast is the work of Multimedia Writing and Digital Media Publication students who are part of the Media Studies major/minor at Northeastern State University. We publish content for…