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Keywords and Phrases
Ferguson; Outcasts; violence; Warren; St. John; Crime; Cop; Officers; Problems; Clarkston; Riots; Fear; Rodney King; Michael Brown; Refugees; Community; Police Trust; Darren Wilson; Time; People; Future; Prevent; Members; Nation; Problem; Baltimore; L.A.; Social Diversity; Training; Respect; Dialogue; Communication; Ethnicities; Scipio; conflict; misconception; misinterpretation; Jordan Chime; American Faults; Looting; Fire; Murder; Mistakes; Solution
Abstract
The purpose of this project is to provide an entertaining and informational podcast that is accessible to all students on campus, and to help the group creating the project learn about different mediums to express their writing. The topic covered will be how police brutality is repeated in history and present day. The aspects of engaging script writing, audio editing, research of the topic, and the skills and techniques of speaking in a podcast worthy of manner are explored. The end goal is to learn how to work as a group to combine several small parts into one large podcast to share with the student body, as well as bring to light the problem of repeating history when it comes to police-community relations.
Department(s)
English and Technical Communication
Course Name
English 1120: Exposition and Argumentation
Course Number
LEC 1H
Instructor
English 1120: Schneider, Rachel M.
Duration
18 minutes, 52 seconds
Publisher
Missouri University of Science and Technology
Publication Date
Fall 11-21-2015
Publication Date
21 Nov 2015
Document Version
Final Version
Rights
© 2015 Mark Hampton, Michael Indelicato, Lauren Lochirco, Jared Pond, and Justin Tieman, All rights reserved.
Creative Commons Licensing
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 License.
Document Type
Audio - Podcast
File Type
sound
Language
English
Institutions Name at Time of Publication
Missouri University of Science and Technology
Recommended Citation
Hampton, Mark; Indelicato, Michael; Lochirco, Lauren; Pond, Jared; and Tieman, Justin, "Podcasts United - Episode 2: The Roots of Distrust" (2015). Student Podcasts. 2.
https://scholarsmine.mst.edu/podcasts/2
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Transcript.pdf (72 kB)Podcast Transcript
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Comments
This podcast is part of a series. The complete series is listed here:
Podcasts United - Episode 1: Economic Mobility
Podcasts United - Episode 2: The Roots of Distrust
Podcasts United - Episode 3: Table Talk
Podcasts United - Episode 4: Immigration and Assimilation
Podcasts United - Episode 5: Civil Injustice to Culture Shock