Early this month, Israel and Hamas agreed to a ceasefire in Gaza. On this selection from the Speaking Globally podcast, Ambassador Richard LeBaron joins Major General Walter Givhan to put the ceasefire agreement into context.
Hear the full conversation on Speaking Globally, wherever you get your podcasts.
https://www.npr.org/podcasts/1107409599/speaking-globally-from-t-r-o-y-university-t
The HBO series The Pitt made headlines when it premiered early this year. The show is fiction, but it’s gotten a lot of attention and a lot of praise for its accuracy in depicting what it’s actually like to work in an Emergency Room.
On this selection from The Rounds podcast, real-life ER charge nurse, Cody Burgamy tells hosts Brooke Mosely and Kait Nesbitt what he thought of The Pitt.
Chicago based singer, arranger, keyboardist, producer and conductor, Paul Langford has a career that spans over 25 years. His work includes arranging for and performing with groups such as The Chicago Symphony Orchestra, the Chicagoland Pops, the Pensacola and LaCrosse Symphony Orchestras, and Walt Disney World.
This time, we hear two scenes. One is a confession of love, and the other is a reaction to that very same confession.
Then, Troy University lecturer Alex Piper, who has directed a production of Twelfth Night for TROY, joins us to discuss the play.
Dr. Tracy Wong hails from Malaysia and is a choral conductor, music educator, composer, vocalist, and pianist. She is passionate about helping choral educators to provide unique experiences for their students through collaborative commissions, customized workshops, festivals, and artist residencies. She has conducted workshops for choirs in North America and internationally. Her choral works are widely published and they have been performed by choirs at international competitions and festivals.
In the latest episode of The Idea Vault Podcast, “Small Pond, Big Impact,” we dive into the journeys of two exceptional Troy University past and present students, who leveraged their involvement with Student-Made Troy organization into significant corporate opportunities.
Izzy Stokes, the current A Student-Made Creator and local business owner of The Beaded Bella, Website Manager for Student-Made Troy, and Website Assistant for 10 other schools. She shares her insights on balancing a demanding role managing 1,000 products, along with her full-time student responsibilities—all while making a huge impact.
We also feature Maddie Reed, former Student-Made Troy Campus Manager, who discusses how her initial internship led to a full-time position with Student-Made headquarters as a Program Manager overseeing manager teams from 10 other schools. Maddie highlights the invaluable networking and connections she made, emphasizing that while burnout is inevitable, readjusting and persevering is key.
This episode is a testament to how small roles in the right organizations can open doors to a future shaped by experience, engagement, and strategic networking. Also while giving listeners the understanding of how to make the most of their opportunities and to bloom where you are planted.
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Anna McCartha presents an opinion on proper caffeine labeling and potential misuse.
The views expressed on this podcast do not necessarily reflect those of The Tropolitan, TROY Public Radio, or Troy University.
As a Troy University student, Emily Mosier worked as a producer for TROY Public Radio, served as the editor-in-chief for The Tropolitan newspaper and a reporter for TROY TrojanVision News. This fall, she’s heading to the University of Arizona to study investigative journalism at the Cronkite School of Journalism.
She has received numerous awards for her reporting, filed multiple stories for NPR’s Hourly Newscast, and reported a series of investigative articles for The Tropolitan.
Reena Esmail is the Los Angeles Master Chorale’s 2020-2025 Swan Family Artist in Residence, and was Seattle Symphony’s 2020-21 Composer-in-Residence. She also holds awards/fellowships from United States Artists, the S&R Foundation, the American Academy of Arts and Letters, and the Kennedy Center.
Today’s performance features a rapid-fire exchange between the blind prophet Tiresius and King Oedipus himself.
