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Bill Wolff: Hello and welcome back to protest anthems, the podcast about all things music social justice and protest. Today Lauren Bourque dissects and reflects on the song Alright by Kendrick Lamar, off his 2015 album To Pimp… Continue Reading →
Hello. Welcome back to Protest Anthems, the podcast about all things music, social justice, and protest. In this episode, Cielle Tousignant, considers Solange’s 2016 release, “Don’t Touch My Hair.” Solange may not be a household name like her sister, Beyonce,… Continue Reading →
This podcast was completed by Madison Auer for Popular Music, Protest, and Social Justice at St. Joseph’s University, taught by Dr. Bill Wolff. This story is part of Protest Anthems, a series of podcasts that focus on music, social justice and protest…. Continue Reading →
3 things I like about my podcast: I am getting more used to hearing my voice which is surprisingly making me more comfortable speaking in professional settings. I enjoy working in Adobe Audition and am working on refining this skillset…. Continue Reading →
Here is my first audio of my podcast. Five things I like about my podcast: My narration is consistent; my tone throughout the podcast never changes which creates a steady flow. The information I provide is relevant to my subject;… Continue Reading →
***ONLY LISTEN UP TO 5:45 – I didn’t get to edit the rest but I didn’t want to delete my narration and extra clips from the end 5 things I like about my podcast: This was a lot more difficult… Continue Reading →
https://soundcloud.com/user-506547677/podcast-draft-1/s-Zjwze Things that I like are the structure. I like the way it is set up and the order that everything is discussed. I also like the audio clips that I have chosen to include. I think they help… Continue Reading →
https://soundcloud.com/vilma-fermin-1/vilmas-podcast Working with audacity and the recording studio was a very interesting and challenging experience for me. It took a lot of paying attention to detail and reworking different pieces of audio that I was working with. I know that… Continue Reading →
