The Alpha and Omega of People I Met Online

Women in Music, But Also Just A Couple Young Lady Academics

This week I got to (virtually) sit down with Margaret Flood, who is the Coordinator of Music Education at Florida Southern College and a doctoral candidate in Music Education at the University of Miami Frost School of Music. She also is the founder and Program Director of Frost Young Women Conductors' Symposium. We talk about Music Education, her research, qualitative research, and discuss what it is like to be a young woman in the academy! You can follow her @Flood2Paradise on twitter and the Young Women Conductors' Symposium on insta @frostwmnconduct!

White Supremacy & Public Memory; in other words, Chase is so smart!

This week I sit down with the brilliant Dr. James Chase Sanchez, Assistant Professor of Writing and Rhetoric to discuss his research, his expertise, the current political climate, and of course, how we met online. Chase is a researcher, author, and documentarian. He has two new books coming out in 2021 and you can view his documentary Man on Fire (PBS) on Amazon Prime. Follow him on twitter at @jchasesanchez and visit his website, jameschasesanchez.com.

The Alpha and Omega of People I Met Online

Everyone’s favorite cat daddy, a half of team squaddie kicks of this pod with a conversation centering on how the heck do you become a squorch anyways and what it’s like to married and very online. You can find Victor on Twitter @squorch!

Trailer- The People I Met Online

I’m gonna talk to people I’ve met online that are smart and funny and good. It’s gonna be great.