Culture and Belonging

By: Troy Public Radio
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  • In a professional environment of increasing cultural diversity, what can administrators do to make sure everyone feels included? On the flip side, how can individuals speak up and make themselves heard? On Culture and Belonging, hosts Rich Ledet and Wendy Broyles and their guests share stories of the conflicts that arise when cultures collide and find equitable solutions.
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Episodes
  • Culture and Belonging: Telling Your Story

    Culture and Belonging: Telling Your Story
    Dec 6 2024

    In this episode Kyle Gassiott, Director of Radio at Troy Public Radio, shares what he’s learned in his 15 years as a radio, print, and television journalist about crafting a story that connects with listeners. We also talk about how our experiences and the stories we tell contribute to culture.
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    23 mins
  • Culture and Belonging: Welcoming International Students Enriches Us All

    Culture and Belonging: Welcoming International Students Enriches Us All
    Nov 1 2024

    Maria Frigge, Dean of International Student Services at Troy University, tells us how faculty, staff, and students can better accommodate the needs of international students. She also shares her own experiences coming to the U.S. as an international student from Sweden.
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    26 mins
  • Culture and Belonging: Shared History Informs Community Culture and Belonging

    Culture and Belonging: Shared History Informs Community Culture and Belonging
    Oct 4 2024

    Historian and archivist Dr. Marty Olliff is the Director of the Wiregrass Archives at Troy University’s Dothan Campus. Like other archivists, he seeks to identify, preserve, and make available the records of the local community. Those records inform community formation and preserve the corporate or institutional memory that typically walks out the door when an archivist is missing. We learn a great deal about how to proceed in the present and future based on our past experiences. We are tied to our communities because we share a worldview, but perhaps the healthiest communities have permeable boundaries that allow membership to change as needed.
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    31 mins

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