Season 3, Episode 3 "Black History & the Church-Part One": Dr. John Hardin, Professor Emeritus
In this thought-provoking episode, Dr. John Hardin, Professor Emeritus at Western Kentucky University, joins host Ryan Dearbone to discuss the historical significance and evolving role of the Black church in America. From its beginnings as a refuge for enslaved and free Black communities to its lea…
Season 3, Episode 3 "Black History & the Church-Part One": Dr. John Hardin, Professor Emeritus
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In this thought-provoking episode, Dr. John Hardin, Professor Emeritus at Western Kentucky University, joins host Ryan Dearbone to discuss the historical significance and evolving role of the Black church in America. From its beginnings as a refuge for enslaved and free Black commu…
Happy Hour with Johnny Radio - Hour 1: February 17, 2026
Join John Hardin, Darrion Newsome, and Jay Hamm for hour one of Happy Hour!
Season 3, Episode 4 "Black History & the Church-Part Two": Dr. John Hardin, Professor Emeritus
As our wide-ranging conversation with Western Kentucky University Professor Emeritus Dr. John Hardin continues, we explore the past, present, and future of the Black church through the lens of history, theology, and social justice. The conversation examines how figures like Martin Luther King Jr. a…
Season 3, Episode 4 "Black History & the Church-Part Two": Dr. John Hardin, Professor Emeritus
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As our wide-ranging conversation with Dr. John Hardin continues, we explore the past, present, and future of the Black church through the lens of history, theology, and social justice. The conversation examines how figures like Martin Luther King Jr. are often misunderstood or sele…
Historian Amy Greenberg on The Mexican-American War: America's Forgotten Conflict | Road to 250
In this episode of Diplomatic Immunity, our host Kelly McFarland sits down with Dr. Amy Greenberg, professor at Penn State and author of A Wicked War: Polk, Clay, Lincoln, and the 1846 U.S. Invasion of Mexico, to explore one of the most consequential — and least remembered — wars in American histor…
Listening to Music: Treble Makers
For nearly all of history, hearing music required someone physically making it nearby and the only music humans ever heard was whistling or singing. Even when instruments became widespread, music was rare. The idea that people could hear any music they wanted at the push of a button was undreamed o…
John Hardin: Off-Grid, Solar-Powered, and Playing Music for the Trees
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John Hardin lives off-grid, deep in the redwoods of Northern California, making psychedelic space music on a theremin and an electric didgeridoo — powered by the sun, played on instruments he builds out of junk. He doesn't trust the internet, so he loads his studio into a camper an…
Meet Grafton Sizemore, Publix Sets Its Date & Football Friday | E34
Rachel Brantingham introduces her new co-host, Grafton Sizemore of Motto Mortgage, and Phil Taul and Scott Lucas explain why they are moving mostly behind the camera as Hardin Local adds shows. Grafton talks about growing up in Hardin County, the stepdad who told him never to become a loan officer,…
S14E8 - Megan Damico on Growing North Carolina’s Bioeconomy
Growing North Carolina’s Bioeconomy: Opportunities, Challenges, and the Path Forward
Megan Damico, Ph.D.
Associate Director, Focused Initiatives Team, North Carolina Biotechnology Center | Profile | LinkedIn
Full details at https://ges.research.ncsu.edu/event/colloquium-2026-11-03 | Watch the v…
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