This is part two of my podcast with Kerry Benson. Benson has been a professor at the School of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Kansas for 18 years. She has over 30 years of news experience and is currently the strategic communications chair at the University of Kansas. 

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Here are the topics touched on in this episode:
2.00 — environmental issues
16.00 — why college students are often more socially active
18.00 — people looking for what they want in news
21.00 — 24-hour news cycle, cnn’s role in news
30.00 — Kerry proves that she knows about everything
33.00 — on dropping out of college
36.00 — why i hate TV
41.00 — the three athletes who stand alone in the 21st century
44.00 — future of news media

No. 3, Pt. 2: Kerry Benson, journalism professor at the University of Kansas

Aaron Rhodes is the editor-in-chief of Shuttlecock Music Magazine, which he created in 2014, and the host of the Shuttlecock Podcast. He also does freelance work for The Pitch, a magazine out of Kansas City.

Here's what we talked about on the podcast:
3.00 — when/how/why he started Shuttlecock Music Magazine
7.00 — people stealing photos
10.00 — what Aaron Rhodes is into right now
13.00 — soundcloud’s place in music culture
16.00 — why he’s a fan of hardcore/punk
23.00 — why de dropped out of school, and what led to it
28.00 — staying in Kansas City
32.00 — Tyler, the Creator “coming out” and LGBTQ music
42.00 — Shuttlecock music showcase

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No. 4: Aaron Rhodes, editor of Shuttlecock Magazine

Nathaniel Bozarth is a Kansas City-based ethnographer and journalist. Nathaniel is the producer and the host of Wide Ruled, which is Brainroot's podcast on the past and present of equality in education. You can find Wide Ruled on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts. 

Topics discussed with Nathaniel:
1.00 — school/work history to this point
8.00 — believing in christ, disliking christianity
14.00 — racism without racists
17.00 — how our brain automatically stereotypes people
22.00 — humanizing people
25.00 — the history behind african-americans being more likely to commit violent crime
30.00 — Nathaniel’s interest in education, the education system
41.00 — more about race, racism
48.00 — redlining, and how it works
54.00 — creativity

Here's the anthropology video about redlining referenced throughout the podcast, which I highly suggest and gives great background to this episode: https://www.facebook.com/anth101online/videos/638038163051600/

No. 5: Nathaniel Bozarth, ethnographer and journalist for Brainroot

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