Student produced podcast by Peace Times Media, the college news outlet of William Peace University. Find us at peacetimesmedia.com.
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In this show we look at the world through peacemaking lenses. We have conversations with experts in the fields of diplomacy and international relations on what it takes to build lasting peace amidst the volatile world situation. In the wise words of our founder, Nobel Peace Laureate Martti Ahtisaari, we believe that all conflicts can be resolved. This podcast is about how to do it. CMI - Martti Ahtisaari Peace Foundation is an independent Finnish organisation that works to prevent and resolv ...
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Jay and Jacob Trump speak together on the past semester as it is coming to a close.
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Peace Talks with Student Body President: Alyssa Poteat
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Jay, Will, and Lillian discuss upcoming events and Spring sports!!
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Caleb and both Jacobs talk campus events, the Super Bowl, and more!
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Members of the Black Student Union discuss their club and other campus activities with host Jacob Jones. Spoiler alert: BSU is for everyone!
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This episode features a conversation with WPU volleyball players Landis Limon and Keslee Hylton.
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Here about some past events, some Spicy hot takes, and the upcoming events here at WPU!
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#GlobalGoals Panel -- International Day of Peace 2023
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WPU joined others around the world to celebrate the United Nations International Day of Peace on Sept. 21. After an opening reception on Main Lawn, Dr. Harold Briscoe led a panel of experts in a discussion on peacebuilding.
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Starting off with the Fall Semester, Jacob, Jay and Caleb chat about upcoming events, changes at Peace and with Peace Talks, and the Upcoming Purpose @ Peace event!
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In this episode we cover some more of the curriculum changes and sign off for the last time for spring 2023.
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In this episode we talk about the upcoming spring showcase.
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Special Guest # 2: A Very Political Podcast
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In this episode we have another guest! Topics include Red Rose, Burial at Thebes and a variety of political conversations.
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In this Episode we discuss the upcoming play the school is producing. We also discuss some pop culture topics. Fair warning there is a bit of an audio problem in the very beginning.
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Our last podcast before our spring break. In this episode we discussed Internships and some school news. We also cover some pop culture with discussion on the show The Last of US.
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Update on Ebony ball and pop culture discussions including the Super Bowl Halftime show.
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In this episode we discuss Black History month events hosted by the BSU and the details for the Red Rose Ball as well as some other topics.
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This episode is the kick off to the spring 2023 podcast season. In this episode the beginning of the last semester for 2023 seniors and topics for the future episodes and are discussed.
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Peace Talks returns with an all-new crew! Kameesha, Kyle and Jacob discuss what success looks like, how to have healthy relationships (or get out of toxic ones), whether or not to buy a house, and more!
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Time to play the Prince of Egypt soundtrack, study for finals, and listen to the last Peace Talks episode of the spring semester. Join Emily, Jordan, Khalil and newcomer Jacob as they express their excitement and anxieties about summer, recap the return of Showcase Day, and get hyped for hip hop smoothies on LDOC!…
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From the Academy banning Will Smith for 10 YEARS to Jojo Siwa not being invited to the Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards, what is up with award shows lately?! How did Jordan end up in Harlem?! Will we make it to the end of the semester?! Join Jordan, Khalil, and Emily as they discuss this and more pop and Peace news this week!…
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How spiking food prices could increase instability in the Middle East and North Africa?
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Global food prices are spiking due to the war in Ukraine. There are growing fears that this could destabilise countries in the Middle East and North Africa, bringing back memories of how rising food prices played a role in Arab Spring uprisings a decade ago. What are the linkages between food security and conflicts? How countries in the Mena region…
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Did you know that it's cheaper to go to Jamaica than Florida right now? Fresh from Spring Break, Emily, Jordan, Khalil, and Jordan are back to discuss their spring break adventures, Harry Potter, tips for you advising meeting, the latest updates regarding Ukraine, and what's happening the rest of March at WPU.…
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Take a breath and a sip of water and join Jordan and Emily as they dish their thoughts about about the mask policy update, talk about the balance between being informed and becoming overwhelming as updates are announced about Russia and Ukraine, and talk about what is happening on campus to celebrate Women's Herstory Month.…
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The Little Podcast That Could (Episode 70)
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After many attempts to record in 2022, the Peace Talks Podcast makes their return this week as Emily, Jordan, Khalil, and Lochlyn recap the Super Bowl halftime show, share the highs and lows of their love lives, dive into the Marvel and DC universe, and discuss what is happening at WPU to celebrate Black History Month.…
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In this podcast series, the COM 200 class examines songs for their style, meaning and impact. This podcast focuses on "Brown Skin Girl" by Beyonce.
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In this podcast series, the COM 200 class examines songs for their style, meaning and impact. This podcast focuses on "Where is the Love" by The Black-Eyed Peas.
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In this podcast series, the COM 200 class examines songs for their style, meaning and impact. This podcast focuses on "1-800-273-8255" by Logic.
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Talk About Songs: "We are the World 25 for Haiti"
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In this podcast series, the COM 200 class examines songs for their style, meaning and impact. This podcast focuses on "We are the World 25 for Haiti."
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In this podcast series, the COM 200 class examines songs for their style, meaning and impact. This podcast focuses on "Crooked Smile" by J. Cole.
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Peace Talks Episode 69 "Women's Lacrosse"
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Jacob sits down with Tim Priskey the Head Women's Lacrosse Coach at William Peace University, about how the season is looking as well as where some players come from as in other sports
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Peace Talks Episode 68 "Fall Ball for Lacrosse"
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Jacob sits down with Willaim Peace University lacrosse player #3 Tom Sodan to talk about how fall ball went this season and how he's feeling about the upcoming season
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Peace Talks Episode 67 "Making the Major Decision"
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Jacob sits down with senior Travis Brown and junior Tom Soden to talk about their majors, as well as finishing up classes for graduation.
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Jacob talks with Dezarae Churchill about their fall traditions for halloween and thanksgiving, including what they are doing and dressing up as.
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Jacob talks with Jamaal Stokes about intramural sports, including upcoming events for kickball, ping pong and cornhole, as well as the upcoming basketball season. Stokes is director of athletic operations and intramurals, as well as an assistant basketball coach. Find more information on intramurals at imleagues.com, or email Stokes at jdstokes@pea…
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Jacob and Miles welcome Pacers back to campus by discussing a variety of topics, from DaBaby and cancel culture, to Afghanistan, to Pacer sports and other events. Oh, and you might check out these articles by Peace Times staff writers that are mentioned in the podcast: "Pacer sports return with fans" and "Afghanistan: America's Longest War."…
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Women representatives and their constituencies: Building support for a more durable peace
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The interaction between women representatives and their own communities is one reason why women’s inclusion is seen to lead to more durable peace agreements. In this episode, we discuss concrete strategies to build linkages between these two, drawing on experiences from Palestine, Yemen and Northern Ireland. The topic is timely as digitalisation an…
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Brian, Miles and Emerson bid farewell to a crazy year at Peace by reflecting on all that happened and the lessons of 2020 and 2021.
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Brian, Jordan and Simeon talk about Showcase returning, the George Floyd trial and more.
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Brian, Emerson and Miles go deep with a discussion of gun violence in addition to campus events and other topics -- plus a sports update by Mitch.
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Renewed hope for peace in Libya 10 years after the revolution
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It has been 10 years since the overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi in Libya. The end of Gaddafi’s four-decade rule held the promise of a better future, but many dreams remain unfulfilled as the country has been caught up in constant turmoil. Still, as Libya marks this 10th anniversary, there is renewed hope for peace. The recent election of a unified inte…
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Brian, Jordan, Emerson, Mitchell and Graham discuss coming back to campus and current happenings in sports and pop culture.
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Peace Talks returns with the first podcast of 2021. Brian, Jordan, Emerson, Mitch and Adrian discuss the start of the semester online, the state of sports and other recent happenings.
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Online classes? Loneliness? Lost hobbies? COVID-19 has caused ripples through everyone's life in 2020. Hear how Pacers have dealt with a difficult semester in this collection of interviews conducted during Pacer Day on Oct. 7. Interviewers were Brian Martinez, Jasanee Killins, Anne Evans and Madde Tatum.…
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How can peace mediation stay relevant in the post-Covid-19 world?
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The coronavirus crisis is speeding up the emergence of a new world order that shakes the very foundations of global peace and security. At the same time rapid technological change gives new tools to advance and fuel conflicts. In this exclusive episode of CMI's Peace Talks for the Geneva Peace Week 2020, we ask how peace mediation can adapt to this…
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On episode 58 Anne, Madde, Simeon, and Jassanee sit down and talk about everything Peace related.
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What is Martti Ahtisaari's vision for peacemaking?
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We at CMI believe that the vision of Nobel Peace Laureate Martti Ahtisaari is increasingly needed for peace mediation to meet future challenges. But what is Ahtisaari's legacy to peacemaking and in which ways his principles are still relevant in the decade? On the occasion of our 20th anniversary, CMI's Peace Talks takes a closer look at the vision…
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Today our hosts talk about coming back to campus during Covid, adjusting to the new gudelines, our plans for the semester, and much more. If you want more news, media, and podcast you can follow us here: Instagram: thepeacetimes Twitter: TPTNewspaper Facebook: ThePeaceTimes Anchor: Peace Talks
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How can peace mediation build more sustainable societies?
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The coronavirus pandemic is making the world even more fragile in a situation where violent conflicts are being increasingly recognised as one of the main hurdles to sustainable development. What is the role of effective peace mediation in building more sustainable societies? Could the Covid-19 crisis produce real change in terms of how the interna…
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On our last episode of Peace Talks and Peace Pop for this semester and the last official episode for the original Peace Talks and Peace Pop crew. Alex, Anne, Caitlin, Chris, Destinie, John, and Mary talk about what we're doing during the quarantine, reflecting on the growth of the podcast, history facts, and more. If you want more news, media, and …
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This week on Peace Talks and Peace Pop, John, Alex, Anne, Shannon, and guest Destinie start off talking about the TV shows they are watching, preparing for Finals, and more on how the Corona Virus is taking over the U.S. If you want more news, media, and podcast you can follow us here: Instagram: thepeacetimes Twitter: TPTNewspaper Facebook: ThePea…
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