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In The Ocean in the School, Rick Bonus tells the stories of Pacific Islander students as they and their allies struggled to transform a university they believed did not value their presence.

Welcome to Audiology Amplified, a monthly podcast by the students of the Pacific University School of Audiology! Each episode will explore different areas of audiology and introduce you to some of the amazing future doctors of audiology studying at Pacific. The podcast is hosted by Jerae Bryant and Phillip Lee. Subscribe to make sure you get every episode as it’s released!

Hangin' at the Reef is a dynamic podcast series brought to you by Hawaii Pacific University. Hosted by Jeffrey Rich, HPU's Chief Communications Officer, this series delves into a wide range of thought-provoking topics, from business, politics, and healthcare, to economics, and social issues. Each episode features thought leaders sharing insights and ideas that help shape our world. Whether you’re interested in the latest healthcare trends or the future of global business, Hangin' at the Reef offers a fresh, engaging perspective on the issues that matter most. Tune in and join the ...

Welcome to season 3 of the LAPUx Podcast where we will feature conversations about the implementation of Artificial Intelligence tools in Higher Education! In this season of our podcast, we’re diving deep into the world of artificial intelligence. Join us as we interview faculty and thought leaders in the field who are shaping the future of learning. From innovative teaching methods to cutting-edge technologies, we’ll explore how artificial intelligence is helping to create meaningful and engaging learning experiences. Discover the latest trends, best practices, and inspiring stories. Tune...

Centering Indigenous community voices, getting to the root of research, and what it means to be “Arctic Together” through sharing story.

The Indo-Pacific Visions vodcast is an official product of the Journal of Indo-Pacific Affairs. The program fosters intellectual, international discourse on a wide-array of topics associated with the Indo-Pacific region, including international relations, foreign policy, national security, allies and partners, geo-economics, military history, and more. It envisions an inclusive Indo-Pacific that spans from the west coasts of the Americas to the eastern shores of Africa and from Antarctica to the Arctic and covering much of Asia and all of Oceania.

Welcome to Indo-Pacific Affairs, a podcast devoted to tackling the wicked problems facing policy makers, academicians, military leaders, and others in the Indo-Pacific region. Affiliated with Air University's Journal of Indo-Pacific Affairs, the Consortium of Indo-Pacific Researchers, and the Air Command and Staff College's eSchool, the podcast features interviews with the top names in academia, government, and think tanks from around the region.

Our ancestors traveled through salt and stars, and so do contemporary Pacific Islander communities today. Relations of Salt and Stars is a new podcast produced by the Pacific Islands Studies program at the University of Utah, and hosted by faculty members Dr. Angela Robinson (Chuukese) and Dr. Maile Arvin (Native Hawaiian). In this podcast, we consider how to build good relations - with the communities we come from in Oceania, the communities we live with here in the Salt Lake City area, and especially the Indigenous communities whose lands we live on. As Pacific Islander people who live in ...

Our ancestors traveled through salt and stars, and so do contemporary Pacific Islander communities today. Relations of Salt and Stars is a new podcast produced by the Pacific Islands Studies program at the University of Utah, and hosted by faculty members Dr. Angela Robinson (Chuukese) and Dr. Maile Arvin (Native Hawaiian). In this podcast, we consider how to build good relations - with the communities we come from in Oceania, the communities we live with here in the Salt Lake City area, and especially the Indigenous communities whose lands we live on. As Pacific Islander people who live in ...