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Think Piece

Think Piece

Written by: Noshin Kuraishi
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 Think Piece shares conversations with its listeners in order to explore and unpack topics of the day, which then become conversations of the day. Topics range from the personal, philosophical, cultural, lifestyle, social and maybe even the political discussions surrounding us. We’ll feature the movers, shakers, influencers, and thought leaders, but we’ll also include folks in the community. If you are a lifelong learner, interested in personal development, looking to engage with new ideas or even the community around you, tune into the various topics that drive us. Economics Social Sciences
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  • DEBATES AND ARGUMENTS - Part II of II

    DEBATES AND ARGUMENTS - Part II of II
    Dec 17 2021

    Dr. Voth is an academic expert in debate, argumentation, communication, public speaking and rhetoric.  

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    18 mins
  • DEBATES AND ARGUMENTS - Part I of II

    DEBATES AND ARGUMENTS - Part I of II
    Sep 18 2021

    Dr. Voth is a Professor at Southern Methodist University and an academic expert in debate, argumentation, communication, public speaking, and rhetoric. 

    His expertise is cited in national publications such as The Washington Post, U.S. News, and World Report. Dr. Voth’s unique approach to communication emphasizes the role of free speech, dissent, and argument in preventing and reversing problems of human injustice. Specializing in a rhetorical studies approach allows him to teach courses in public speaking, argumentation and debate, persuasion theory, political communication, communication and ethnoviolence, and communication and genocide. Dr. Voth's latest book, Debate as Global Pedagogy: Rwanda Rising, is a further look on the topics we discuss, as well as his other books The Rhetoric of Genocide: Death as a Text. and James Farmer Jr.: the Great Debater. 

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    21 mins
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