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Government 101Classifying the PresidentsTaylor T. talks with Political Science Professor Dr. Fred Slocum about how American Presidents have been historically classified.2025-02-2516 min
Dans ma bulle avec aVoir aLireAmandine Doche nous dévoile la programmation du festival BD de Colomiers. Dans ma bulle#448Amandine Doche, programmatrice de l’événement, nous dévoile le contenu de l'édition 2024, au micro de Fred Michel.On pourra y découvrir une exposition consacrée à la maison d'édition canadienne Drawn & Quarterly, un focus sur le travail d'Anna Haifisch, Max Baitinger nous offrira une promenade dessinée....mais également un concert dessiné autour de Construire une feu, de Jack London, illustré par Jules Stromboni, et accompagné par Jérôme Imard et Olivier Gotti, un BD concert autour de La Saga de Grimr, de Jérémie Moreau, le podcast La peau de l'ours qui part à l...2024-11-1125 minGovernment 101Message of the Day: Go Vote!Individual messages and encouragement from some of us here at the Government 101 Podcast to go vote today.2024-11-0505 minGovernment 101How to survive Election Night!Host Taylor T. and Political Science professors Amelia Pridemore, Kevin Parsneau, and Fred Slocum tell you what you need to know to survive election night!2024-11-0520 minGovernment 101Elections and PollingTaylor T. interviews Minnesota State Mankato Political Science professors Fred Slocum, Amelia Pridemore, and Kevin Parsneau about elections and polling.2024-11-0424 minGovernment 1012024 Congressional ElectionsBen L. sits down with Drs. Fred Slocum and Joe Kunkel to talk about Congressional Races in Minnesota and around the country.2024-10-1522 min
Casual DiehardPod At The Park 12: Danielle Sepulveres (and Brandy)This episode of Pod At The Park is from the September 12, when the Mets… they played the Cubs. Let’s just leave it there. But the beauty of Pod At The Park is that we don’t need a good game to have a good show, and this is a good one with writer and Mets Twitter stalwart Danielle Sepulveres. We know that the Mets didn’t come back to win this game, but they certainly did turn things around after that series.Pete AlonsoThat’s not a lot of words, so here’s some more, i...2022-09-2337 min
Let's Talk JackMeet The Team at Bowling GreenIn this episode, Lindley Davis, VP of HR, and Lauren Canterbury, HR Business Partner, introduce us to the following members from the Bowling Green terminal: Dan Johnson | Terminal Manager Fred Dillon | Driver Josh Slocum | Driver Phil Thompson | Driver Robbie Coots | Yard Employee Rochelle Hoffman | Office Manager
Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/ktYi9Acy3_c2022-09-2133 min
Threads From The National Tapestry: Stories From The American Civil War047 - ”Into the Belly of the Beast” - Sherman’s Carolinas Campaign
About this episode:
In July of 1863, Major General Henry Halleck posed a question to a fellow Major General, one who was encamped along the Big Black River down in Mississippi. Asked about the continued depth of Confederate resistance after the fall of Vicksburg, William Tecumseh Sherman answered that he felt Confederate belligerence would continue until southerners were made to suffer for a conflict he firmly believed they started. As he put it, “war is upon us, none can deny it. I would not coax them or meet them halfway, but make them so sick of war...2022-02-2558 minThreads From The National Tapestry: Stories From The American Civil War046 - Reaping the Whirlwind: Sherman’s March to the Sea - Part 2
About this episode:
On Wednesday, November 16, 1864, Major General William Tecumseh Sherman initiated a campaign that, as one military publication would put it, was either “one of the most brilliant or one of the most foolish things ever performed by a military leader.” Only eight days after Abraham Lincoln was re-elected, some 62,000 left behind a smoldering Atlanta and headed east for Savannah. As Sherman put it, “My first object was…to place my army in the very heart of Georgia.” And, indeed, he did just that and more. This is its story. Here, in Part II, this is the...2022-01-2839 min
Let’s Talk CJSouthern Politics and Racial and Ethnic PoliticsThe Georgia Senate elections in 2021 demonstrated a change in voter turn out, voter rights, and the influence of the Southern states on the politics in the United States. We will discuss the impact of racial and ethnic politics and how voter rights and changes have influenced current and past elections. Thank you to a listener who sent in the suggestion for this podcast!Guests: Dr. Kevin Parsneau and Dr. Fred Slocum2021-11-0241 min
Let’s Talk CJImpeachment: Constitutional Questions and ImpactGuests: Dr. Kevin Parsneau and Dr. Fred Slocum 2021-03-1640 min
Let’s Talk CJWhy does voting matter?Guests: Dr. Kevin Parsneau, Dr. Fred Slocum2020-11-0332 min
Let’s Talk CJDemocrats and Republicans: What is the difference?Guests: Dr. Kevin Parsneau, Dr. Fred Slocum2020-10-1335 min