Global Matters is a podcast dedicated to discussing current global phenomenon with international students at Gannon University in Erie, PA. We also bring in faculty members and subject experts to contribute to each topic. We recommend this podcast to listeners who desire a fuller understanding of the international student experience in the United States, as well as those seeking down-to-earth, professional discussions about global events.
Global Matters
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Podcast Overview
Global Matters is a podcast dedicated to discussing current global phenomenon with international students at Gannon University in Erie, PA. We also bring in faculty members and subject experts to contribute to each topic. We recommend this podcast to listeners who desire a fuller understanding of the international student experience in the United States, as well as those seeking down-to-earth, professional discussions about global events.
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12/10/2021
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Recent Episodes
February 4, 2022
South Korea: More Than Pop Culture
<p>On today's episode, we welcome Mikyung "Mia" Jang, a sophomore pre-dental student, and Dr. Jinhee Yoo of the Sports Management and Marketing program here at Gannon. There's no question that South Korean pop culture has become a global sensation, but I feel that other parts of Korean culture are often overlooked in favor of a K-Pop hit or the next acclaimed piece of film or television. The three of us discuss several different aspects of Korean culture, from food to feminism, to provide you with a more holistic view of this incredible country and culture.</p>
December 10, 2021
"At Least We Had Our Freedom" - The Humanitarian Crisis in Afghanistan
<p>We are joined today by two guests from the Gannon University community to discuss the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan: Haroon, a graduate student who came to the U.S. just two weeks before the Taliban takeover, and Dr. Anjali Sahay, an associate professor in the Political Science department in the School of Public Service and Global Affairs here at Gannon University. </p> <p>We hope this discussion inspires you to aid all refugees and immigrants in your communities, wherever you are. If you are listening from Erie, PA, we recommend you reach out to Lydia Laythe at USCRI Erie at llaythe@uscrimail.org to aid refugees and immigrants, including Afghan immigrants. </p> <p>Questions or concerns? Ideas for additional podcasts? Email me at lyons037@gannon.edu </p> <p>Trigger Warnings: Violence and Trauma </p> <p>Special thanks to Brandon F. of Gannon U Tech Support for his above and beyond assistance in making this episode possible.</p>
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