I speak with a family of 3 in Queen's Park Glasgow -- a pro-independence father and his young son, and their French mother who cannot vote, but believes economics is the most important consideration in the independence debate.

Chatting with Strangers Part 3: Pollokshields Family

WSBT Broadcast Clip 1

WSBT Broadcast Clip 2

My interview from fall 2012 with the Rt. Hon. Sir Alan Haselhurst, Conservative Member of Parliament for Saffron Walden. We discuss the finer points of the independence debate, what his constituents think of the division of tax dollars, and why he considers himself a unionist.

The Long and Short: Rt. Hon. Sir Alan Haselhurst MP

Gerard Carruthers, Professor of Scottish Literature, University of Glasgow

This is an audio documentary I completed as my final project for a journalism history class in the spring of 2012. It chronicles roughly the first decade of WIUS, now WIUX, the student radio station at Indiana University. It includes oral histories from WIUS alum, archival sounds, and music from some of the station's formative years.

WIUS History 1967-1977

University of Glasgow Professor Gerard Carruthers reads poems from Robert Burns, including "Robert Bruce's March to Bannockburn" and "To A Louse" and puts each into context of Burns' perspective.

Gerard Carruthers Reads "Robert Bruce's March to Bannockburn" and "To a Louse"

A brief feature on the role of tea in Great Britain, featuring Bill Gorman from the UK Tea Council and EU Tea Committee.

Everything Stops for Tea

A range of clips from my time at WSBT (News/Sports Radio in South Bend, IN), WIUX (College Radio Station in Bloomington, IN), American Student Radio (Online Student Radio Podcast), and Hazeltine Travel Scholarship Work (Around the UK) 

A.D. Quig Reporting Montage

ONA MJ Bear Fellowship personal statement.

A.D. Quig Personal App MJB

Meet the world’s newest country.

We made our world a little smaller doing this episode. Daniel Kuol is one of over 20 thousand Sudanese boys ripped away from their families at a young age. They were forced to flee the conflict on foot during Africa’s longest civil war. He tells us his story. And Assistant Professor of History at Indiana University Professor Michelle Moyd and former National Public Radio East Africa Correspondent Gwen Tompkins help us understand the fight over resources that fueled the civil war.

A production of American Student Radio with Olivia Corya.

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