Carleton Conversations Podcast
Welcome to the home of "Carleton Conversations," a podcast dedicated to all things Carleton. In our new show, we’ll talk with people about things going on at Carleton, and we’ll talk with Carleton staff, faculty and students about issues going on in our community and our world. We hope to give you some insights into Carleton, and offer some Carleton insights into your world. We hope you enjoy our new form of communication with you, whether you’re a current Carl, a former Carl and someone who’s just discovered Carleton.
If you have an idea for the show or would like to offer us any feedback, please email the show's host, Director of Media and Public Relations Eric Sieger.
Podcast: Carleton Conversations, Episode 4, Feb. 1, 2008
Created 1 February 2008; Published 1 February 2008
In our fourth episode of "Carleton Conversations," we talk with Carleton media relations assistant Jessica Paxton about events on the Carleton campus this week. But first up is Carleton political science professor Steve Schier, as he speaks to us about the presidential primaries in the run-up to Super Tuesday.
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Some rights reserved. Carleton College licenses this work under the Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 License. The song in the opening and closing, "All You Said" by Everyday Jones, is used under the Creative Commons license for Podcasting.
Other Items
- Created 20 May 2008; Published 20 May 2008Podcast: Carleton Conversations, Episode 7, May 20, 2008
In our seventh episode of Carleton Conversations we speak with Vera Chang '09 about "Food Truth Week," a week-long, student-sponsored event that features a variety of events designed to raise issues of food awareness from an environmental, ethical, and social standpoint. All the events, organized by the student group Food Truth, are free and open to the public. For more information on the week's events, read the press release on the Carleton News website.
Created 2 May 2008; Published 2 May 2008Podcast: Carleton Conversations, Episode 6, May 2, 2008In this week's episode of "Carleton Conversations," we speak with Brianne Wooldridge '10 (Hill City, S.D.) and Jimmy Dreese '11 (Plymouth, Minn.) about the upcoming Quidditch competition being held at Carleton over mid-term break. While Carleton students won't be flying around on broomsticks, Wooldridge and Dreese share how the games will be similar to those in the Harry Potter novels.
Created 25 April 2008; Published 25 April 2008Podcast: Carleton Conversations, Episode 5, April 25, 2008In our fifth episode of "Carleton Conversations," we speak with Nancy Braker '81, Director of the Cowling Arboretum, about her position at Carleton, her long-range vision for this uniqie part of campus, and for some special spots in the the "Arb" to check out this spring.
- Created 1 February 2008; Published 1 February 2008Podcast: Carleton Conversations, Episode 4, Feb. 1, 2008
In our fourth episode of "Carleton Conversations," we talk with Carleton media relations assistant Jessica Paxton about events on the Carleton campus this week. But first up is Carleton political science professor Steve Schier, as he speaks to us about the presidential primaries in the run-up to Super Tuesday.
- Created 25 January 2008; Published 29 January 2008Podcast: Carleton Conversations, Episode 3, Jan. 25, 2008
A podcast dedicated to all things Carleton.In our third episode, we talk with Carleton student Becky Dernbach '08 about "Campus Energy Wars," a campaign to help students be aware and reduce energy usage on campus.
Created 11 January 2008; Published 11 January 2008Podcast: Carleton Conversations, Episode 2, Jan. 11, 2008A podcast dedicated to all things Carleton. We talk with Carleton's new Director of the Arts, Steve Richardson '86, about his new position at the College and his vision for the programming that will fill Carleton's new arts facility, the Arts Union.
Created 2 January 2008; Published 7 January 2008Podcast: Carleton Conversations, Episode 1, Jan. 7, 2008A podcast dedicated to all things Carleton. This episode features Carleton president Robert A. Oden Jr. speaking about leading Middle East Mosaics, an off-campus study program.
