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The Mike & Carla Morning ShowShow #2979: Broadcasting Live From Black Bear Diner6:00am – 7:00am: Few Things You Should Know, Vegas Sports 7:00am – 8:00am: Alana From Black Bear, Evil Thing You’ve Done, Jeff Howard 8:00am – 9:00am: Mayor Shelley Berkley 9:00am – 10:am: Other News, Feel Good/Close
2025-08-2245 min
Varsity Sports ShowLive from Brophy College Prep! June 14, 2025Show Intro
Ella Creech, Maanav Gupta, Mihir Sinhasan
Matt Hooten, Brophy Basketball Coach (Vince)
Will Lewin: Favorite memory of dad
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Kal-El Goff ASU- Phoenix Rising's current 5-game win streak using stats and data. (Vince)
Faith Campbell: Favorite memory of dad
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Kolton O’Connor: Father’s Day Segment
Charlese Collins ASU- Tucson Juneteenth Festival (Mihir)
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Mihir Sinhasan: What my dad means to me
Jorden Tate Westminster: What ASU alum Cam Skattebo will bring to the New York...
2025-06-141h 59
Louisiana ConsideredEncore: two stories on lost and found Mardi Gras footageIn 2022, the Library of Congress announced that the short film titled “Mardi Gras Carnival” has been added to the National Film Registry. The film, which captures about two minutes of the Krewe of Rex rolling through New Orleans in 1898, is this year’s oldest inductee.
But this film was actually long thought to be lost. Until Mackenzie Roberts Beasley, an audiovisual researcher and archivist for the Smithsonian Archives of American Art, tracked it down in a trail that led her all the way to Amsterdam. She joins us for more about this film and the piece of histor...
2024-02-1424 min
Louisiana ConsideredFrom New Orleans to Amsterdam and back, here’s the story of the oldest-known footage of Mardi GrasLast week, the Library of Congress announced that the short silent film titled Mardi Gras Carnival has been added to the National Film Registry. The film, which captures about two minutes of the Krewe of Rex rolling through New Orleans in 1898, is this year’s oldest inductee.
But this film was actually long thought to be lost. Until Mackenzie Roberts Beasley, an audiovisual researcher and archivist for the Smithsonian Archives of American Art, tracked it down earlier this year in a trail that led her all the way to Europe. She joins us for more about her unl...
2022-12-2124 min
Just in Case You Feel the SameNavigating Toxic Friendship DynamicsFor this episode I brought my dearest friends Devin Tennant and Kaitlyn Lee to discuss toxic friendships dynamics we've been endured, the way we felt in those relationships, and how to navigate them so you guys can get the best out of your relationships. This is a long episode so listen in multiple parts if you have to. You won't want to miss a second of it.
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2022-05-0549 minJust in Case You Feel the SameGrowing Up as People of Color in a Predominantly White AreaFor this episode, I brought two of my favorite people Alyssa Revis and Ikreet Whala to discuss our experiences growing up as people of color in a predominately white area. If you are a person of color from an area like ours you are sure to have a laugh and nod along to this episode. We hope you enjoy.
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2022-04-2230 minJust in Case You Feel the SameHow to Accept Yourself as You AreIn this episode of "How to be Your Best Self" I found it important to address the fact changing yourself for any reason other than your own well being and happiness is never the answer to the problem you're facing. Tune in to learn ways to accept your flaws and disregard outside opinions.
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2022-03-2306 minJust in Case You Feel the SameHow to Start Putting Yourself FirstIn this episode of "How to be Your Best Self" I wanted to enlighten you all to the fact putting yourself first in situations is necessary and positive and help you feel more comfortable in doing so.
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2022-03-2304 minJust in Case You Feel the SameHow to be Comfortable with SolitudeThis is the first episode in my new segment "How to be Your Best Self"! I recorded this brief episode alone to help listeners understand the universality of loneliness, see that it isn't something to fear, and then learn to be comfortable in that solitude. Enjoy!
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2022-03-2108 minJust in Case You Feel the SameDeep Poetry DiveI switched things up a bit in this episode and brought some of my favorite poets, Gabriel Kris, Maryam Zalzala, and Kaitlyn Lee, to read a poem and dissect the themes and messages within the piece, the backstory, and emotions during the writing process.
Here is a link to the poems so you can follow along with us!
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1449srOLCN1-uqs6yVcmk4if6J3dzsh_lWWJIo6TnKxw/edit?usp=sharing
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2022-02-2426 minJust in Case You Feel the SameGrowing up in a Traditional HouseholdIn this episode, I brought Ama Adjare and Imani Boateng, who grew up in strict African households, to discuss how their upbringing made them into the people they are today, their family dynamics, and how they've navigated life under firm limitations and an unyielding belief system.
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2022-02-1531 minJust in Case You Feel the SameReflecting as Seniors: Past, Present, and FutureIn this episode, my cohost Isabel Kelly and guest Tran Lee, who I have known since freshman year of high school, joined me to discuss how we are grasping being seniors, reaching adulthood, college, and growing up.
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2021-12-1838 min
Authors AnonymousEpisode 4 : Winter Holiday MoviesFor this wintery episode of Authors Anonymous, host Alana Beasley, Makayla Bowman, Phoenix Mingo, and Nico Morgan discuss holiday movies and the impact of heritage on storytelling.
2021-12-1723 minAuthors AnonymousEpisode 3 : Vulnerability in Writing!! TRIGGER WARNING: Mentions of animal death, grief, and other heavy themes !!
For this episode of Authors Anonymous, your host Alana Beasley reads her piece, "a moth or a butterfly," and editor Phoenix Mingo reads her piece called, "Pharaoh and Daisy." Also joined by Nico Morgan and Makayla Bowman, the group discusses how creative writing can be used as a device of healing and emotional catharsis.
2021-11-2620 minJust in Case You Feel the SameLearn About UsIn this first introductory episode, myself and my co-host Isabel Kelly along with our oldest friend Logan Davis scrounged up some deep questions from the internet so you all could get to know us as more than just voices in a fun discussion before we dive into actual content.
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2021-11-1529 min
Just in Case You Feel the SameLearn About the PodcastI've recorded a brief introduction so you all can learn a bit about what inspired me to make this podcast, what it's purpose is, and what you can expect in the future.
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2021-11-1401 minAuthors AnonymousEpisode 1 : Light LeakIn the first official episode of Authors Anonymous, we swap spooky stories, discuss Makayla Bowman's piece, Light Leak, and her process in writing her story in this spooky filled episode. Hosted by our own Alana Beasley and with guest star Maia Ward to keep the conversation going, this episode is a great way to get in the mood for Halloween!
2021-10-2919 minAuthors AnonymousIntro EpisodeWelcome to Colgan's Creative Writing podcast, Authors Anonymous! This kickstart episode introduces your hosts; Alana Beasley, Maia Ward, Makayla Bowman, Nico Morgan, and Phoenix Mingo.
2021-10-1504 min
Lady HistoryEpi 6 - Ask Santa to Bring a Vote for MotherThis week on Lady History: We are talking about suffragists history tends to forget. These ladies advocated for the vote. Meet adolescent advocate Mabel Ping Hua-Lee, wise wordsmith Delilah Beasley, and change-making champion Ida B. Wells.
The archival audio in this episode is from the Library of Congress. "Your mother's gone away to join the army" from 1913 is played before the cold open and after the outro. "Mr. Dooley's address to the Suffragists" from 1914 is played during the ad break. Both historical recordings have been edited from their original versions.
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2020-10-0136 minLady HistoryEpi 6 - Ask Santa to Bring a Vote for MotherThis week on Lady History: We are talking about suffragists history tends to forget. These ladies advocated for the vote. Meet adolescent advocate Mabel Ping Hua-Lee, wise wordsmith Delilah Beasley, and change-making champion Ida B. Wells.
The archival audio in this episode is from the Library of Congress. "Your mother's gone away to join the army" from 1913 is played before the cold open and after the outro. "Mr. Dooley's address to the Suffragists" from 1914 is played during the ad break. Both historical recordings have been edited from their original versions.
Logo by...
2020-10-0139 min
Fortificationgina Breedlove, Malkia Devich-Cyril & Malachi GarzaThis conversation was recorded at Auburn Seminary's December 2019 Mountaintop Gathering in Oakland, CA. The creative force of gina Breedlove is as dangerous and delightful as this earth we share. Singer, Songwriter, Sound Healer & Medicine Woman, gina was born in Brooklyn, NY. She began performing at age 15, singing back up for the incomparable Phyllis Hyman. Since, gina has toured all over the world with artists who, like herself, define and redefine genre; Harry Belafonte, Toshi Reagon, Ronny Jordan, Ani Difranco, Craig Harris, and Sekou Sundiata, to name a few. Malkia Devich-Cyril is an award win...
2020-09-221h 15