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From the Emory Wheel, this is Wheel Talk. A new podcast focusing on news surrounding Emory University. Tune in to hear about the pertinent stories on campus, explained by Wheel journalists.
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Durée audio moyenne:
15 minutes
Anglais
États-Unis
25 épisodes
depuis 6 octobre 2020
episodic
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COVID-19 was a tough time for many, but others found inspiration in isolation. First launched in October 2020, Wheel Talk has covered stories all around Emory's campus, Decatur and all of Atlanta. From Covid-19 to classroom debates, from mummies to mayoral forums, we have interviewed dozens of indi…
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In this episode of Wheel Talk, we explore the current state of Emory Village, a once bustling community near Emory University that has been struggling in recent years. We dive into the history of the village, the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on businesses and the Emory Village Alliance’s (EVA) p…
In this week’s episode of Wheel Talk, we speak with News Editor Madi Olivier about the recent organizing efforts of EmoryUnite!, Emory’s grad student union. EmoryUnite!, a graduate student union founded in 2016, has been focusing on issues such as a living wage that corresponds with inflation, prot…
Happy Election Day! Student organizations have joined together to form a non-partisan coalition focusing on mobilizing students to vote. Wheel Talk hosts Kira Barich (25C) and Titi Nguyen (25C) cover on-campus mobilizing events, how this coalition came to be and why the coalition is advocating for …
Wheel Talk is back for Season 3! In our Season 3 premiere our brand new hosts Kira Barich (25C) and Ha-tien Nguyen (25C) are breaking down the impact of U.S. President Joe Biden’s loan forgiveness plan on Emory with Politics Desk Reporter Ashley Zhu (24C). Listen to how the plan will change Emory s…
As we get ready for our third season next semester, the Wheel Talk team is breaking down a few significant stories from this semester.
February 24th marked Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, forcing Ukrainian students to support their families miles away. Far from their home country, students expressed…
Last year, Emory renamed Long-Street Means to Eagle Hall due to the racism shown by Augustus Longstreet and Alexander Means. This residence hall is not the only instance of a racist figure being honored at Emory. Names like Yerkes Research Center also have racist histories.
This episode, we explor…
For years, human remains have been displayed for public viewing in museums across the world. Mummies are an integral part of these displays, and Emory’s very own Carlos Museum welcomes over 70,000 visitors a year who are curious to take a peek at the crown jewel of the museum: the oldest mummy in N…
In this week’s episode of Wheel Talk, and the second installment of this story, we continue to examine and question the pedagogical value of using slurs in a classroom, and the moving boundaries of acceptance depending on the lived experience of Emory community members. We’re narrowing in on the ev…
In late September of 2021, a professor in Emory’s Law School openly used a slur in a first year law class. The incident sparked protest and a simultaneous counter-protest by members of the community. But this isn’t an isolated incident. Over the past years, over four law professors have openly used…
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