Dr. Hannah Wakefield, Podcast as Pedagogy, and Race and Protest
Update: 2022-01-27
Description
For this episode, English Matters talks with Dr. Hannah Wakefield about her recent Race and Protest course and using podcasting as pedagogy. We also get to hear student work from the class. (Credits below!)
Segment #1 courtesy of Hunter Burnheimer, Jacey Spann, Malachi Knight-Smith, Trip Carruthers
Segment #2 courtesy of Aja Washington, Dillon Simpson, Kobe Clark, Mollee Sneed, Tyler Mullins
Segment #3 courtesy of Cassidy Yarborough, Hiba Arkawazi, Kimbra Dunning, Obi Obidiebube
For more information about English at UTC, visit https://www.utc.edu/arts-and-sciences/english
Theme music, “Storybook,” generously provided by Scott Holmes (scottholmesmusic.com).
Segment #1 courtesy of Hunter Burnheimer, Jacey Spann, Malachi Knight-Smith, Trip Carruthers
Segment #2 courtesy of Aja Washington, Dillon Simpson, Kobe Clark, Mollee Sneed, Tyler Mullins
Segment #3 courtesy of Cassidy Yarborough, Hiba Arkawazi, Kimbra Dunning, Obi Obidiebube
For more information about English at UTC, visit https://www.utc.edu/arts-and-sciences/english
Theme music, “Storybook,” generously provided by Scott Holmes (scottholmesmusic.com).
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