WMNJ–The Forest

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

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What does it take to build a successful career from the ground up? In this episode of The Bravery Blueprint, host Gus Baxter sits down with John Cevallos, a Drew University alum who turned uncertainty into opportunity. With no job lined up and no safety net, John took a bold leap into international sales, navigating setbacks, layoffs, and tough decisions along the way. Now, with 25 years in the consumer goods industry, he shares the lessons that shaped his journey—how feedback fuels growth, why resilience is the key to success, and how trusting yourself can lead to unexpected breakthroughs. Whether you're a student, a young professional, or someone at a career crossroads, this episode is packed with wisdom and inspiration to help you take your next brave step forward.

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The Bravery Blueprint is hosted & written by Gus Baxter with theme music and audio engineering by Logan Flores

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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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On this episode of Thesis Talks, Anna Beth discussed her thesis in visual environmental anthropology in partnership with Grow It Green, an urban farm in Morristown, NJ. She introduces her research process, working at the farm, and her methodology in which participants are tasked with taking photos of their own food for a week. This encouraged participants to explore what “farm-to-table” actually looked like in their homes.

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In this episode, I sit down with Salia Paul Kamara (from Sierra Leone), a graduate student pursuing a Master’s in Music at Drew Theological School, and Ama Kyei (from Ghana), a Finance graduate student, to discuss their experiences as international students at Drew University. We dive into their journey of integration, how they navigate connections with both African and African American communities, and the cultural adjustments they’ve made along the way. From academic challenges to personal growth, this conversation offers a candid look into their lifestyle, perspectives, and the unique realities of being an international student in the U.S. Tune in for an insightful discussion on identity, belonging, and the richness of cross-cultural experiences.

Credits: Tell the Story is hosted by Alpha Sesay w/ guests Ama Kyei and Salia Paul Kamara

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On this episode of Thesis Talks, Emily talks about her English thesis at Drew University on contemporary literature and how she analyzes literature through a philosophical lens. The novels she studies hold a mirror to society’s perception of human, compared to the "other." Emily exposes the connections between cycles of originals and their copies—all through a post-modern lens.

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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.

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In this episode of The Bravery Blueprint, host Gus Baxter sits down with Dr. Matthew Pfenninger, a radiologist at University Radiology Group in Flemington, New Jersey. A Drew University alumnus, Dr. Pfenninger reflects on his journey from studying biology and chemistry to pursuing medicine, and ultimately specializing in radiology. He shares insights on finding work-life balance in a demanding field, the impact of strong personal and academic relationships, and how stepping out of his comfort zone at Drew shaped his career. From early doubts in medical school to embracing the human side of healthcare, Dr. Pfenninger's story is a testament to the power of adaptability, confidence, and meaningful connections.

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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.

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

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