2: Makerspaces/ULabs
Red Rhetor
In this episode, Andrew Blick and Jamie May, graduate students in Texas Tech University’s Technical Communication and Rhetoric Program, investigate the maker movement by visiting or U[biquitous] Labs, a makerspace in Lubbock, Texas, and interviewing Jon Turner, ULab’s director of marketing. As Jon describes in the episode, the mission of ULabs is "to have a place where you can come, you can create, you can make." During this episode, we explore ULabs's origins as a community-engaged nonprofit, learn about the events and programming supported by ULabs, and hear how users are using the...
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1: Making the CCCC Chair’s Address: An Interview with Joyce Locke Carter
Red Rhetor
In this episode, I interview Joyce Locke Carter, who gave the annual Chair’s Address at the annual convention of the Conference on College Composition and Communication in Houston in April, 2016. In this interview, we discuss Joyce’s process of creating her address and her hope for the field of rhetoric and writing studies. This interview was conducted in May 2016 at the in Lubbock, TX, with ambient music provided by . Introductory music is the opening of “No Ska Today” by Skabrot (available on ) plus some radio interference and static from freesound.org. This episode also featured...
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Teaser: You Forged My Legendary Weapon
Red Rhetor
Featuring sounds from the 2016 Conference on College Composition and Communication in Houston, including Kristen Bivens at the Zydeco Louisiana Diner, Kyle Stedman and Jennifer Stewart at Niel’s Bahr, and Joyce Locke Carter and Linda Adler-Kassner at the convention center. Introductory music is the opening of “No Ska Today” by Skabrot (available on ) plus some radio interference and static from freesound.org This podcast also featured “Running Away” by J.L.T. (available on )
info_outlineFeaturing sounds from the 2016 Conference on College Composition and Communication in Houston, including Kristen Bivens at the Zydeco Louisiana Diner, Kyle Stedman and Jennifer Stewart at Niel’s Bahr, and Joyce Locke Carter and Linda Adler-Kassner at the convention center.
Introductory music is the opening of “No Ska Today” by Skabrot (available on Jamendo) plus some radio interference and static from freesound.org
This podcast also featured “Running Away” by J.L.T. (available on Jamendo)