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Nazareth University Centennial PodcastThe Buildings of Nazareth UniversityIn this episode we learn about the buildings of Nazareth University and the names behind the buildings! 2025-06-1235 min
Nazareth University Centennial PodcastNazareth joins the Peace Corps, 1962-1966Nazareth University alumni became changemakers by joining the Peace Corps in the early 1960s. Their story is found in letters sent to Sr. Magdelen LaRow and in articles published in the student newspaper, the Gleaner. Listen as students read excerpts of these letters, available in the Nazareth University archives. 2024-06-2428 minNazareth University Centennial PodcastNazareth University French HouseTake an audio tour of the history of the French House at Nazareth University with special guest host Caroline Johnson. 2024-03-0908 minNazareth University Centennial PodcastNazareth Holiday EpisodeUsing the student newspaper, the Gleaner, Katie Wilburn explores how Nazareth celebrated the holiday season and Christmas from the 1920s to the 21st century.2023-12-0715 min
Shadowcast RadioMusic as TheologySend us a textIn this episode we have Andrew Kneeland join us, our long time creative contributor and fill-in host for the show, to discuss to topic of music and the way this art form fits within a Biblical framework. Music has the powerful ability to communicate mood and tell stories, and we argue that in a wordless way intrinsically tells the story of the scripture. Join us as we discuss some of our favorite bands/songs, work through the classification of the "Christian" genre, and discuss the theological basis for approaching music. See...2023-11-2358 minNazareth University Centennial PodcastNazareth in the 1960sAlumni reflect on their experiences at Nazareth in the 1960s. Recollections include memories of unforgettable faculty, the bonding experience of being in a living-learning community, and the role the college played in shaping their identity. 2023-11-1531 minNazareth University Centennial PodcastRemembering Mary T. Bush (1928-2022)Mary T. Bush served Nazareth College for 70 of its 100 years. She was a beloved figure on campus and is recalled by those who worked with her. The episode contains a short clip of Mary and guests including Dick Delvecchio, Tim Thibodeau, and Christine Bochen. Music is provided by the Free Music Archive. 2023-04-2916 minNazareth University Centennial PodcastCasa Italiana at Nazareth CollegeIn this episode, Center for Public History student workers Jordyn Bagley and Rheanna Barney visit Casa Italiana Director Joelle Carota. 2022-10-1526 minNazareth University Centennial Podcast"A Real Gem in the Community," Nazareth College, 1973-2003Stephen LaSalle was Treasurer and VP for Finance at Nazareth College for over 30 years during which the campus was transformed by buildings, land acquisitions, and remarkable financial stability. Yet for Steve, it was the people of Nazareth who made Nazareth a "real gem in the community."2021-08-2933 minNazareth University Centennial PodcastORSI Reports Orion the Service DogIn this new podcast we discuss the role that Orion the service dog has played on the Nazareth campus 2020-20212021-06-2016 minNazareth University Centennial PodcastSr. Kathy Weider and Origins of Service Learning at Nazareth CollegeSr. Kathy Weider describes how in the 1990s a group of dedicated faculty worked with Campus Compact to create a reflective learning experience through service learning on the Nazareth campus. Weider mentions key faculty, how service reflects the order of the Sisters of Saint Joseph, and how service-learning has changed over the years. Interview conducted by Kelsey Jones. 2021-05-0923 minNazareth University Centennial PodcastThe Good Samaritan: Barbara Lum, Selma 1965This episode features Nazareth graduate Sr. Barbara Lum who was missioned to the Good Samaritan Hospital in Selma, Alabama -- the only hospital in nine counties that would treat and teach students of color. We explore Lum's eyewitness account of the Jim Crow South and her subsequent career. Now in her 80s, Lum continues to work for social justice by promoting anti-racist behavior and by serving her community. 2021-03-3130 minNazareth University Centennial PodcastSocial Justice - Nazareth College in the CommunityIn this episode, we speak with Dr. Rashid Muhammad about his life and those things which influenced him including encounters with Nazareth College. Topics include black leaders in Rochester, including Roy Wheatley King, William Johnson, Jess Moore, John Walker; Rashid's conversion to Islam in Turkey, and stories of how Dr. Muhammad Shafiq and the Sister of St Joseph influenced Rashid. 2020-12-2722 minNazareth University Centennial PodcastContext, Compassion, and Courage the Antiracist formula of Dr. Rashid MuhammadDr. Rashid Muhammad is a community scholar and friend of Nazareth College who works with us on our antiracist agenda. In this episode, Dr. Muhammad explores the deep history of racism in the U.S., the persistence of racial barriers in Rochester, and tells how Nazareth College community members inspired his own work in anti-racism.2020-12-1122 minNazareth University Centennial PodcastLife and Legacy of Jim FeuersteinJim Feuerstein (1953-2020) taught at Nazareth from 1993-2018. In this podcast, we explore the life and work of Dr. F who helped shape the Communication Sciences and Disorders department, the School of Health and Human Services, and the college itself. Lisa Durant Jones, Interim VP for Community and Belonging, also shares her memories of working with Jim. 2020-10-1828 minNazareth University Centennial PodcastOrigins of Nazareth CollegeThis episode of the podcast explores the origin of Nazareth College ca. 1924-1930. We meet the incredible faculty who came together to open and run the college, the story of its various locations, and the incredible students who were the first class to graduate in 1928.2020-09-2328 min
PA BOOKS on PCN"Playing Politics with Natural Disaster" with Timothy KneelandHurricane Agnes struck the United States in June of 1972, just months before a pivotal election and at the dawn of the deindustrialization period across the Northeast. The response by local, state, and national officials had long-term consequences for all Americans. President Richard Nixon used the tragedy for political gain by delivering a generous relief package to the key states of New York and Pennsylvania in a bid to win over voters. After his landslide reelection in 1972, Nixon cut benefits for disaster victims and then passed legislation to push responsibility for disaster preparation and mitigation on to states and localities...2020-09-2158 minPA BOOKS on PCN"Playing Politics with Natural Disaster" with Timothy KneelandHurricane Agnes struck the United States in June of 1972, just months before a pivotal election and at the dawn of the deindustrialization period across the Northeast. The response by local, state, and national officials had long-term consequences for all Americans. President Richard Nixon used the tragedy for political gain by delivering a generous relief package to the key states of New York and Pennsylvania in a bid to win over voters. After his landslide reelection in 1972, Nixon cut benefits for disaster victims and then passed legislation to push responsibility for disaster preparation and mitigation on to states and localities...2020-09-2158 minNazareth University Centennial PodcastDavid Anderson & the Fight Against Lead Paint in Rochester, NYStoryteller, educator, historian, community organizer, and a follower of Marcus Garvey, David Anderson will be celebrating his 90th Birthday on Tuesday, April 28. Growing up in Cincinnati, David Anderson was influenced by his parents and Marcus Garvey. He moved to Rochester, New York in 1956 and struggled against the structural racism that segregated the black population into crowded, overpriced, and substandard housing. In the late 1960s, he launched a crusade against lead poisoning which was a scourge afflicted African American children living in substandard housing. Currently, David uses storytelling to evoke the past and to empower people who struggle against racism. 2020-04-2728 min
The Sunday Sessions Project's podcastSession 15: Parlour NoirParlour Noir will be our guest this Sunday! Parlour Noir is a very unique and entertaining band that makes you want to be part of a scene you may not have even known existed. A place and time of jazz dance music, period costume, and a party sensibility.
“Combining vocals, horns, piano, banjo, drums, and upright bass, Parlour Noir swings hard through a repertoire that spans 1922-1945, including a handful of original tunes made specifically for the dance floor.”
Although they come from a variety of different musical backgrounds they share a deep love of swing music and enjoy spreading the...2020-03-3121 minNazareth University Centennial PodcastRise of Men's Lacrosse at Nazareth CollegeNazareth College was eager to build a men's sports program under Bob Kidera and Rose Marie Beston. This is the story of how Nazareth went from no-lacrosse to the pinnacle of Division III lacrosse in just six years. 2020-03-1722 minNazareth University Centennial PodcastGeorgia Conner YoungbloodGeorgia Conner Youngblood was an extraordinary person, intellectual, gracious, and loving. She was also the first African American woman to graduate from Nazareth College (class of 1948). This podcast includes interviews with her children and a classmate to provide listeners with her biography and her legacy.2020-02-2230 minNazareth University Centennial PodcastClarisse Coggins - Class of 1943 on Nazareth College during World War IIClarisse Martens Coggins was born in Port Byron, New York in 1922. In 1939 she entered Nazareth College where she met some of the most extraordinary faculty in the college's history. She made lifelong friends, found a career, and continued to give back to the college. In this podcast she reminiscences about her life, her experiences at Nazareth College, and World War II. 2019-12-1523 minNazareth University Centennial PodcastMagdalen LaRow: life and art on the Nazareth College campusMagdalen LaRow (1928-1990) was a Nazareth College alum and Sister of Saint Joseph who returned to campus in 1955 to create the Art Department, oversee the campus Peace Corps program in the 1960s, influence the creation of the Arts Center in the 1960s, and who left a lasting impression on the campus and Nazareth community. To learn about this extraordinary person we speak with Deborah Janetos, Nazareth College Archivist, and Ron Netsky, long-time chair of the Art Department and a close friend of Sister LaRow. 2019-10-1830 min
Nazareth University Centennial PodcastCentennial Podcast: The HolocaustFor two decades students from Nazareth College have traveled to Germany and Poland to experience the sites where the Holocaust was planned and carried out. This transformational experience leads students to encounter survivors, stories of resistance, and the contemporary attempt to render suitable memorials to these events. This episode features a discussion of the trip by Jamie Fazio one of the leaders of the trip, who explains the ultimate purpose of the trip is the have students aware of injustices in our own time.2019-09-2523 min