In this episode, Sarika and Anne complete the "Sifting through the Evidence" Podcast Episode Assignment using two evidence-based research studies: "Links between intellectual humility and acquiring knowledge" by Elizabeth J/ Krumrei-Mancuso,

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Bonus Episode: Starting Research with the Library

Jun 11th, 2020 14m 47s

In this episode, Anne and Sarika discuss how to get started with research with librarian Bill McAskill. Bill answers students' frequently asked questions, including how to navigate the GBC Library Learning Commons, how to log in to use the GBC

Episode 13: You've Got a Friend in Me

Oct 12th, 2019 33m 57s

In this episode, Sarika and Anne complete "The Current Conversation Podcast Episode" assignment using two texts: Kayleen Schaefer's article, "Female Friendships Are more Crucial than Ever- So Why Do We Still Love a Catfight?" (2018) and Sadie G

Episode 12: A Natural Beauty

Sep 27th, 2019 33m 41s

In this episode, Sarika and Anne complete "The Current Conversation Podcast Episode" assignment using two texts: Sam Juric's article, "Why I Shared My Nude Photos on the Internet" (2019) and Chloé Cooper Jones's article, "Such Perfection" (201

Episode 11: iPads in the Classroom

Sep 7th, 2018 13m 40s

In this episode, Sarika and Anne discuss "The Failure of the iPad Classroom" (2016) by David Sax from The Walrus. Sax's article can be accessed here: https://thewalrus.ca/the-failure-of-the-ipad-classroom/Music for this episode is from Batt

Discourse at the League for Innovation 2018

Mar 22nd, 2018 17m

In this episode, Sarika and Anne reflect on their forum titled "Podcasts: A Medium for Civil Discourse in the Communication Classroom," which they presented at the League for Innovation in the Community College 2018. The following educators and

Episode 10: Understanding Cultural Appropriation

Nov 10th, 2017 38m 7s

In this episode, Sarika and Anne discuss "What is Cultural Appropriation?" which is a chapter from Chelsea Vowel's book, Indigenous Writes: A Guide to First Nations, Métis & Inuit Issues in Canada (2016). More information about Vowel's book c

Episode 9: Along Came a Critic

Aug 1st, 2017 15m 14s

In this episode, Sarika and Anne discuss what they appreciate about Amanda Petrusich's New Yorker essay, "MTV News, Chance the Rapper, and a Defense of Negative Criticism" (2017), which can be read here: http://www.newyorker.com/culture/cultura

Episode 8: "They're Just Not My Type"

Jul 13th, 2017 22m 52s

In this episode, Sarika and Anne discuss what they appreciate about Hadiya Roderique's essay, "Dating While Black" (2017), which can be read here: https://thewalrus.ca/dating-while-black/Music for this episode is called "Make Love" by Lobo Lo

Episode 7: What Privilege?

Jun 29th, 2017 25m 5s

Anne and Sarika discuss what they appreciate, but also find problematic about Scott Russell Sanders's essay about male privilege, "The Men We Carry In Our Minds." The transcript for this episode can be read here: https://drive.google.com/open?i

Episode 6: Discourse At CALL

Jun 14th, 2017 56m 30s

Sarika and Anne explain the pedagogical power of podcasting at the 2017 College Association for Language and Literacy Conference (https://www.callontario.org/). This year's theme was "Divergent Thinking in the College Communications Classroom."

Episode 5: Grit It Out

Apr 12th, 2017 34m 51s

Don't forget to check out The Dialog's article about Discourse! Thank you again for all your support and curiosity. "Podcasting as Learning" can be read here: http://dialognews.ca/2017/03/27/discourse-podcast-learning/In this week's episode

Episode 4: Pass The Bannock

Mar 28th, 2017 31m 5s

Anne and Sarika discuss Zoe Tennat's 2016 Walrus essay titled, "Breaking Bread: Bannock’s contentious place in Aboriginal cuisine," which can be found here: https://thewalrus.ca/breaking-bread/Music for this episode is from Ryan Little who is

Episode 3: Happy Belated Black History Month!

Mar 9th, 2017 20m 43s

In a belated episode, Anne and Sarika discuss the relevance of and need for Black History Month, an AN Maria Avarachan's article, "Black History Month Films Bust Common Myths" from George Brown College's The Dialogue student newspaper, which ca

Episode 1: Don't Shame My Food - Part 2

Feb 21st, 2017 27m 6s

On this week's episode, Anne and Sarika chat about the cookies at Chef on the Run, Valentine's Day chocolates on sale, why we call white people white, and (finally) Ruth Tam's essay, which can be found here: www.washingtonpost.com/posteverythin

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