Food is a vehicle for some our most intimate connections: with family and friends, community and society, ourselves, and the earth. Through interviews with just a few of Omaha's female food justice leaders, UNO's Intro to Social Work students explore food justice, food stories, and the way food memories connect us to the ones we love most. Served up hot with editing and production by Emily Chen-Newton.
Food is a vehicle for some our most intimate connections: with family and friends, community and society, ourselves, and the earth. Through interviews with just a few of Omaha's female food justice leaders, UNO's Intro to Social Work students explore food justice, food stories, and the way food memories connect us to the ones we love most. Served up hot with editing and production by Emily Chen-Newton.
Food is a vehicle for some our most intimate connections: with family and friends, community and society, ourselves, and the earth. Through interviews with just a few of Omaha's female food justice leaders, UNO's Intro to Social Work students explore food justice, food stories, and the way food memories connect us to the ones we love most. Served up hot with editing and production by Emily Chen-Newton.
Food is a vehicle for some our most intimate connections: with family and friends, community and society, ourselves, and the earth. Through interviews with just a few of Omaha's female food justice leaders, UNO's Intro to Social Work students explore food justice, food stories, and the way food memories connect us to the ones we love most. Served up hot with editing and production by Emily Chen-Newton.
The second episode of The "O" word is the second in a two-part series on growing old in Canada. Ashley Dipchan and Sarah Quinata discuss what it is like to be a geriatric recreational therapist in Ontario, Canada. The benefits of recreational therapy, specifically for older adults and what is being done to care for our aging population.
MavRadio's ninth year celebrating the planet earth explores how the region can better serve our space. A team of 14 reporters focus on topics ranging from the impact COVID-19 has played in all our lives, to single-use plastics, to the benefits of fast fashion. Join us for hour two hour podcast as we unveil tips for reducing our carbon footprints to why it’s important to the folks in our state.
This episode is titled "A Breath of Fresh Hair: All about Wigs!" written and produced by Faith Perrone.
This episode covers sexual erasure, pertaining to bisexuality, pansexuality and asexuality. We also cover what it means to identify as each and what a relationship and various types of attraction can look like.
(Co-Host: Faro Opico)
In addition to two short segments about current music news and what they are listening to, Mars Johnson dives into where drums came from in part two of their podcast “Musicality.”
This is one of the only journals that has not been edited from a Nazi perspective that shows the insight to how they fought in World War II. There are numerous sides of a story but often in history it is written by the victor and these perspectives are normally lost in time. It is important to learn about and preserve all perspectives in history the only way to prevent making the same mistakes is to learn how people made them in the first place. That is why I chose to tell this story as it shows that even regular people can get dragged into war over something that is not important to them and ultimately they don’t understand.
Girl, a short awakening story originally written by Jamaica Kincaid in 1978, was adapted and produced for class by Kaylea Kuhlman.
The following is an excerpt of The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, by Suzanne Collins, author of the famed Hunger Games Series. This prequel, which follows the story of President Snow on his journey as a mentor in the 10th Hunger Games, has been adapted by Alex Crooks.
Sit back and enjoy audio storytelling the way our great-grandparents listened to it. Greg Staskiewicz voiced and produced this piece called The Star.
By Nathan Swets, of Mav Radio.
In this segment, Farner shares a crazy story about Janis Joplin at a pop festival in West Palm Beach.
This clip comes from the full conversation between Mark Farner and Nathan Swets.
Mark Farner is releasing a new DVD titled, “From Chile With Love,” on April 6th. It includes 16 live performances, two bonus videos, five bonus songs, and $3 of every sale goes towards a Veteran Support Foundation.
In this segment, Mark Farner describes his wild first show experience as Grand Funk Railroad at the Atlanta International Pop Festival in 1969, and the costly business dealings behind the scenes.
This clip comes from the conversation between Mark Farner and Nathan Swets, of Mav Radio.
Mark Farner is releasing a new DVD titled, “From Chile With Love,” on April 6th. It includes 16 live performances, two bonus videos, five bonus songs, and $3 of every sale goes towards a Veteran Support Foundation.
Nathan Swets, of Mav Radio, sits down with Mark Farner, a former member of the Grand Funk Railroad, to discuss his journey as a musician, the transformation of the music industry, spiritual experiences, and many other great stories.
Farner wrote 92% of the Grand Funk Railroad catalog throughout the band’s existence. Farner’s musical career consists of 14 Top ’40s, five Top 10’s, and two number ones on the charts. He is accountable for 10 platinum records, 10 gold records, and more than 30 million records sold worldwide.
Mark Farner is releasing a new DVD titled, “From Chile With Love,” on April 6th. It includes 16 live performances, two bonus videos, five bonus songs, and $3 of every sale goes towards a Veteran Support Foundation.
By Nathan Swets, of Mav Radio.
If you're from the Midwest and enjoy Rock 'n' Roll, you may have noticed how Grand Funk Railroad references the city of Omaha in their major hit, "We're An American Band." Farner explains.
Mark Farner is releasing a new DVD titled, “From Chile With Love,” on April 6th. It includes 16 live performances, two bonus videos, five bonus songs, and $3 of every sale goes towards a Veteran Support Foundation.
By Nathan Swets, of Mav Radio.
In this segment, Farner shares how radio stations made an impact in his career and how that may not be the case today.
This clip comes from the full conversation between Mark Farner and Nathan Swets, of Mav Radio.
Mark Farner is releasing a new DVD titled, “From Chile With Love,” on April 6th. It includes 16 live performances, two bonus videos, five bonus songs, and $3 of every sale goes towards a Veteran Support Foundation.
Based on a short story by H.P. Lovecraft, Greg Staskiewicz takes you on an underwater ride in this recreation of Lovecraft's story Dagon.
Rashad takes a look back on 2020 and remembers it, not with contempt, but as a year of learning. From Kobe Bryant's tragic flight to his personal battle with COVID-19, 2020 was packed with growth and reflection.
Late Night Cosplay: Cosplay tips with a Night Owl. In this session, Faith covers the makeup tips and tricks of those who want to participate in Cosplay but may not know where to start.
The 402 takes a dip into each of the Omaha community's people, places and culture. It celebrates the thriving community of Omaha's special cultural melting pot.
In this episode Rebecca shares two poignant moments in her life that she says shaped her into who she is today. Let's find yourself as Rebecca shares her experiences. She says there is no age limit when it comes to defining yourself.