Podcasts extend the classroom walls
Through podcasts, departments across the College of Arts and Sciences are opening their research and scholarship to the public — for free. By producing media grounded in current events, looking toward the future while being mindful of the past, these departments transport an Ohio State education beyond campus to communities, classrooms and mobile devices around the world.
Voices of Excellence
Voices of Excellence, hosted by David Staley, associate professor of history, highlights the research of the College of Arts and Sciences' faculty and staff. “Voices” will take listeners into the research labs, classrooms and studios of Ohio State experts, from the laser hum of Virginia Rich’s lab to the quiet solitude of Bart Elmore's writing space.
Origins: Current Events in Historical Perspective
Every month, more than 65,000 people from every continent connect with the Department of History’s Origins, an online magazine of podcasts, articles, essays, book reviews and more that look at current events from a historical perspective.
Latin@ Stories
Latin@ Stories, hosted by Elena Foulis, associate professor – clinical in the Department of Spanish and Portuguese, features guests and themes that reflect the experiences of the Latina/o/x community throughout the United States, as well as regional content based on the guest’s particular location or expertise. In addition to telling stories from the local Ohio Latina/o/x community, the podcast has grown to represent and discuss topics that engage a broader national experience.
Voices of Excellence
Voices of Excellence, hosted by David Staley, associate professor of history, highlights the research of the College of Arts and Sciences' faculty and staff. “Voices” will take listeners into the research labs, classrooms and studios of Ohio State experts, from the laser hum of Virginia Rich’s lab to the quiet solitude of Bart Elmore's writing space.
Origins: Current Events in Historical Perspective
Every month, more than 65,000 people from every continent connect with the Department of History’s Origins, an online magazine of podcasts, articles, essays, book reviews and more that look at current events from a historical perspective.
Latin@ Stories
Latin@ Stories, hosted by Elena Foulis, associate professor – clinical in the Department of Spanish and Portuguese, features guests and themes that reflect the experiences of the Latina/o/x community throughout the United States, as well as regional content based on the guest’s particular location or expertise. In addition to telling stories from the local Ohio Latina/o/x community, the podcast has grown to represent and discuss topics that engage a broader national experience.
Woke Pedagogies
In Woke Pedagogies, hosts Elena Foulis and David Staley discuss challenges within higher education, giving consideration to an ongoing global pandemic and international calls for racial equity and justice. Specifically, the team takes a deep dive into teaching pedagogies from the perspectives of faculty, graduate and undergraduate students to help listeners cultivate and maintain healthy learning spaces.
A Story of Us
Anthropology graduate students launched A Story of Us to identify who anthropologists are, what they study and how they perform their research. They also seek to explain why anthropology is relevant to understanding diversity, our origins, human variation and behavior. Each episode draws on the four anthropology subfields studied at Ohio State: cultural anthropology, biological anthropology, archaeology and linguistics.
Woke Pedagogies
In Woke Pedagogies, hosts Elena Foulis and David Staley discuss challenges within higher education, giving consideration to an ongoing global pandemic and international calls for racial equity and justice. Specifically, the team takes a deep dive into teaching pedagogies from the perspectives of faculty, graduate and undergraduate students to help listeners cultivate and maintain healthy learning spaces.
A Story of Us
Anthropology graduate students launched A Story of Us to identify who anthropologists are, what they study and how they perform their research. They also seek to explain why anthropology is relevant to understanding diversity, our origins, human variation and behavior. Each episode draws on the four anthropology subfields studied at Ohio State: cultural anthropology, biological anthropology, archaeology and linguistics.