The Perfect Voice For Radio
There’s no mistaking Prince Nesta’s voice for anyone else. He talks about his natural radio voice, his mother’s dream that he’s honoring by studying journalism and his initial fascination with Read More …
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The World DJ, from Kenya to Oregon
Prince Nesta loves all aspects of radio, including spinning records. He talks about discovering music from across the world and his time as a DJ in Kenya.
Kenya to Nevada to Oregon, Prince Nesta’s Travels
University of Oregon PhD student Prince Nesta talks about his journey from Kenya to Nevada to Oregon and the ongoing digital transition of traditional radio.
Dreaming in Turtle
Peter Laufer talks about his book “Dreaming in Turtle,” the inspiration behind studying the boxy reptiles and human cruelty toward animals.
Is a Wall, a Wall, a Wall?
Chris Chavez and Peter Laufer talk about Peter’s research on walls, the ramifications of the Berlin Wall and walls as physical and symbolic structures. Peter asks what our relationships with Read More …
Higher Education in a No Borders World
Juan-Carlos Molleda talks about our increasingly cosmopolitan world, with cultural ideas freely traded between nations and how it affects modern students and how they cross physical and cultural borders.
Crossing Venezuela to Colombia
Juan-Carlos Molleda talks at length about the border between Colombia and Venezuela, its on-going militarization and the struggles of those crossing the border during the current crisis.
Reunion and Escape on the Colombian-Venezuelan Border
Juan-Carlos Molleda, Dean of the School of Journalism and Communication at the University of Oregon, found both a reunion and an escape went he traveled to Colombia to meet his Read More …
How Do Journalists Investigate While Abroad?
In a country with strong control over press freedom, a journalist will have to take new approaches to work on stories. University of Oregon student Payton Bruni studied in Oman, Read More …
The Challenges And Hope Of World Press Freedom Day
UNESCO’s long fight for press freedom stretches from Accra to Portland, but a recent wave of anti-press attacks coming from governments has put the responsibilities and safety of reporters in Read More …
