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Listen to our in their shoes podcast series! Our students are passionate about many different things. Some of them are passionate about sports, others about the arts, and others about developing new business ideas. We have students who are passionate about motorcycles, horse-riding, singing, painting, and much more. If there is something that defines our students, it is their hunger for living their passions and sharing them with the world.

Host, Richard Pulice, of Marlborough, Massachusetts discusses local topics including food insecurity, housing, and homelessness. This podcast is produced at WMCT-TV.

Domestic and sexual violence are detrimental to far too many individuals and families, yet such abuse continues to thrive in our communities. Join Hillarye Hightower, an expert in intimate partner and sexual violence prevention and Director of Training and Outreach at Denton County Friends of the Family on the podcast In Their Shoes. We will host engaging dialogues with prevention experts, policymakers, survivors, game changers, and community members invested in unpacking the pernicious dynamics of domestic and sexual violence. If you're ready to be part of the solution for ending gender-based...

This is "In their shoes" by Seanchoíche (an Irish Storytelling Platform). We're here to help people connect through power of shared storytelling. In our podcast, we invite two people to tell a story about their life. Instead of reading their story, they'll swap and read each others, as if it was their own. After both have finished we will dive into the real questions to be asked, feelings that came up and more moments that have maybe never been spoken about before. Listen to us on all available streaming services / wherever you usually listen to your podcasts. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/...

We all make judgements based on someone's history, but what if their history had a story? Join host Malena Dell and her guests as they dive into the stories that make up your prejudices. Music by Chiah Huff