Topsy Turvy: Who Shot JFK? Galaxy Forum With Melissa Kaplan podcast

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Topsy Turvy: Who Shot JFK? 28:50

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Melissa Kaplan and Ami Ewald, LCC’s Information Literacy Librarian, co-host Topsy Turvy, a Galaxy Forum series about conspiracy theories, misinformation, and how to navigate it all. David Siwik joins to talk about conspiracy theories and how they take hold with particular focus on Pres. John F Kennedy’s assassination in 1963, over 60 years ago. Email: Melissa Kaplan Email: Ami Ewald Email: David Siwik Website: Google News Website: News Literacy Project…

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Topsy Turvy: Navigating the News, Part 2 26:06

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Melissa Kaplan and Ami Ewald, LCC’s Information Literacy Librarian, co-host Topsy Turvy, a Galaxy Forum series about conspiracy theories, misinformation, and how to navigate it all. In part 2 of our conversation with Michael Kohon, LCC Journalism and English professor, we talk about how news organizations decide what to headline, the difference between pundits and journalists, and helpful tips for consuming the news. Email: Melissa Kaplan Email: Ami Ewald Email: Michael Kohon Website: Google News Website: Pink Slime Journalism Website: News Literacy Project…

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Topsy Turvy: Navigating the News, Part 1 27:34

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Melissa Kaplan and Ami Ewald, LCC’s Information Literacy Librarian, co-host Topsy Turvy, a Galaxy Forum series about conspiracy theories, misinformation, and how to navigate it all. With guest Michael Kohon, LCC Journalism and English professor, this episode explores journalistic standards and who sets them, fake news outlets and pink slime journalism, and how to separate fact from fake. Email: Melissa Kaplan Email: Ami Ewald Michael Kohon Website: Google News Website: Pink Slime Journalism Website: News Literacy Project…

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Topsy Turvy: Polling 27:20

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This episode delves into the intricate world of polling, exploring how surveys are conducted and their significance in shaping public understanding and decision-making. Co-hosts Melissa Kaplan and Ami Ewald are joined by Bernie Porn, founding principal of EPIC-MRA, who shares insights from his extensive experience in survey research, particularly in Michigan. Email: Melissa Kaplan Email: Ami Ewald Email: Bernie Porn Website: EPIC-MRA…

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Topsy Turvy: Conspiracy Thinking 25:43

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Co-host Ami Ewald joins Melissa Kaplan for Topsy Turvy, a new GXF series about conspiracy theories, misinformation, and how to navigate it all. With guest Michael Stratton, psychotherapist, this episode explores some of the psychology that can lead to conspiracy thinking.

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Arts, Athletics and Social Justice 40:49

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The Eli and Edythe Broad Museum’s interim director and senior curator Steven L. Bridges and LCC alum Charles Moore, an art curator, collector, author and world marathon runner are guests. The Broad’s current exhibit, Resistance Training: Arts, Sports and Civil Rights , and Moore’s latest book, Apropos of Running , converge at the intersection of art, athletics and social justice. Email: Charles Moore Website: Charles Moore Website: Apropos of Running Email: Steven L. Bridges Website: The Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum Website: Resistance Training exhibit and brochure…

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Arts Education in Michigan 27:10

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Chad Swan-Badgero and Barb Whitney, arts education leaders in Michigan, discuss the state of the arts and education in K12 schools, higher education, and the larger community throughout the state. Swan-Badgero, a former LCC Theatre adjunct, is Arts Education Program Manager with the Michigan Arts and Culture Council. Whitney, an artist and educator, is the Engagement and Funds Strategist with the Michigan Arts Education and Instruction Assessment Project. Barb Whitney: Email Website: Barb Whitney Art Website: Michigan Arts Education and Instruction Assessment Project (MAEIA) Chad Swan-Badgero: Email Website: Michigan Arts and Culture Council…

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Learning to Lead in the Arts 28:20

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LCC performing arts instructor Lauren Mudry and Everett High School dance director Clara Martinez discuss their passion for teaching, how they as leaders hope to advance the arts in Michigan, and the Michigan Arts and Culture Council’s Rising Leaders and other programs that provide leadership education to aspiring arts professionals. Email: Lauren Mudry Website: Lauren Mudry Email: Clara Martinez LinkedIn: Clara Martinez Website: Michigan Arts and Culture Council Rising Leaders…

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Creating Spaces to Celebrate Culture 27:50

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Musician/community leader Mikeyy Austin has been creating inclusive spaces to build community and celebrate diverse cultures since he was an LCC business student. We talk about his latest efforts with Dr. Toni Glasscoe, LCC’s Associate Vice President for External Affairs, Development and K-12 Operations. Email: Dr. Toni Glasscoe Website: LCC Community Engagement Website: LCC External Affairs Email: Mikeyy Austin Webiste: Our Space (517) Website: Mikeyy Austin Music Facebook: Mikeyy Austin Music…

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Finding Your Creative Path 26:38

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Emmy-winning filmmaker Rudy Valdez started his creative studies in the LCC Theatre Program, not knowing it’d form a foundation for his eventual work in documentaries. After a visit to LCC’s Acting for the Camera class, Rudy joined me and LCC Theatre Prof. Andy Callis to talk about filmmaking, story-telling and finding one’s creative path in the world. Rudy Valdez is a Michigan-raised, New York City-based filmmaker committed to creating social, cultural, and political stories through a cinematic and meaningful lens. An alum of LCC's Theatre Studio Program, Rudy got his start in film as a camera operator on the Peabody Award-winning Sundance series Brick City . He then shot and directed a true passion project, The Sentence (HBO), winning a Primetime Emmy and a Sundance Film Festival Audience Award among others. Recent projects include Breakaway (ESPN) and We Are: The Brooklyn Saints (Netflix), as well as currently directing the definitive feature documentary of Carlos Santana. http://www.rudyvaldez.com/ Andy Callis is a Theatre director and professor at LCC since 1999 where he’s taught hundreds of students, and directed dozens of plays, in the community and professionally. He holds a M.F.A. in Directing from Roosevelt University in Chicago, where he was founding Artistic Director of ShawChicago, earning Chicago Reader Critics Choice awards. A multi-instrumentalist, Andy leads the band Atomic B00gal00, and performs with various area bands on keyboards and accordion. Website: Rudy Valdez Website: The Rudy Valdez Scholarship at LCC Twitter: The Reel Rudy V. Email: Andy Callis Website: LCC Theatre and Dance Facebook: LCC Performing Arts…

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Mental Health is Human Health: Therapy 26:42

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Why do we see increasing rates of mental distress, depression and suicide among teens and young adults? LCC counselor Louise Rabidoux and PAR Rehab therapist Charla Yingling discuss what they observe on campus and in our community, and talk about the therapy experience, different types of therapy, and how to access resources. Charla Yingling , LCSW, received her Master’s degree in Clinical Social Work from Michigan State University. While there, she completed the Clinical Social Work with Families Certification Program. Charla also holds a Master’s in Telecommunications and Urban Studies. At PAR Rehab, Charla provides psychotherapy services to an ethnically diverse client population of varying ages. She works with individuals, couples, families, and children. Her clinical interests include working with people who struggle with anxiety, depression, identity issues, stress management, and couple/family relational concerns. She is member of the National Association of Social Workers. Louise Rabidoux , MA, LPC, NCC, is a licensed professional counselor with LCC’s Counseling Services where she facilitates personal and educational development through counseling and advocacy. She assists students in identifying concerns, developing strengths and coping skills, and achieving academic and personal success. Special counseling interests include grief and loss, sexual assault, relationship violence, depression and anxiety, coping with change, developmental challenges, and post-traumatic stress. Louise holds a Master’s in Counseling from Michigan State University, a Bachelor of Social Work from Western Michigan University, and she is an LGBTQ+ ally. Contacts Email: Louise Rabidoux Website: LCC Counseling Email: Charla Yingling Website: PAR Rehab Resources Website: 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline Website: Speaking of Suicide Website: The Trevor Project Website: Please Stay Video Program For those with insurance, contact your insurance company for a list of in-network mental health providers. Some employers provide Employee Assistance Programs, too; inquire with your HR department.…

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Aviation Maintenance Technology 26:57

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LCC’s Aviation Maintenance Technology program trains the high-demand workers who keep planes operating safely and earn starting salaries averaging $60,000/year. Learn how the program works and its community impact from Mark Bathurst, program director, LCC aviation student Leah Dack, and Nichole Noll-Williams, CEO and President of the Capital Regional Airport Authority. Leah Dack is a student as well as an employee in LCC’s Aviation Maintenance Technology program. She is working toward her Airframe and Powerplant license, as well as her General Education associate degree. She is proud to be one of eight women graduating in 2023 from the program. Leah attended ground school through the Wilson Talent Center in 2018-19, but decided maintenance was more interesting. When she isn’t at school or working, she likes to walk her dog and spend time with family. She is looking forward to what the future holds! Mark Bathurst is Director of LCC’s Aviation Maintenance Technology program, responsible for FAA regulatory requirements compliance, student recruiting, financial oversight, hiring of staff and instructors, and community outreach. During his tenure, enrollment significantly increased to capacity, the facilities are expanding, and Delta Air Lines selected LCC as one of the few partnered aviation maintenance schools in the nation. Mark has extensive commercial and military aviation experience. He served 22 years in the U.S. Air Force as a cargo aircraft instructor and evaluator pilot on both active duty and in the Reserves, retiring as a Lt. Colonel. His commercial career spans 35 years, flying for United Airlines as a captain with over 24,000 flight hours, and serving as an instructor pilot, check airman, and instrumental working with Boeing on the B-777 cockpit design and United’s 777 pilot training course. While at United, he was head of the United pilots’ union and a United Airlines’ Board of Directors member. He serves on the aviation advisory boards of three county career centers, has lectured at UM’s Ross School of Business and the Harvard Business School, and taught a course at University of Denver. Nicole Noll-Williams is President and CEO of the Capital Region Airport Authority, operating the Capital Region International Airport and Mason Jewett Field. Her more than 25 years of aviation experience began with United Airlines/United Express as a Station Manager and Regional Sales Manager, and includes past Director of Marketing and Passenger Development for the Airport Authority where her efforts were key in developing direct service from Lansing to Washington D.C. and international markets. Previously, she was U.S. Sen. Gary C. Peter’s Mid-Michigan Regional Director, and was Director of Sales for Spartan Travel. Nicole is a board member of LEAP, the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Commission of Mid-Michigan, MSU Global Business Advisory Council, the Michigan Association of Airport Executives (MAAE) Legislative Committee, is Habitat for Humanity Capital Region Board chair, and is a Certified Member of Airports Council International. She received the distinguished ATHENA Award, given to a woman who has achieved excellence in her profession, served the community and mentored women. She is married to Keith Williams and has two daughters. Email: Mark Bathurst Website: LCC Aviation Technology Maintenance Program Email: Nicole Noll-Williams Website: Capital Region Airport Authority Facebook: Fly Lansing…

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Mental Health is Human Health: Transgender Truth 27:58

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Every year, Nov. 20th marks Transgender Remembrance Day, a time to honor trans people who’ve been lost and to advocate for a world where they aren’t targets for hate. Trans advocate Layne Ingram and therapist Jess Stevens discuss the importance of this day and Transgender Awareness Week, the mental health care needs of trans people, and the challenges and power that come with pursuing one’s true being and gender. Jess Stevens , LLMSW, works with teens, adults and couples struggling with life transitions, school related issues, trauma, relationship issues, anxiety, depression, stress, family issues and other difficulties, providing LGBTQIA+ and gender non-confirming affirmative care. Jess has experience and training in Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT), Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavior Therapy (TF-CBT), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing Therapy (EMDR), Gottman Method Couples Therapy and Motivational Interviewing. Layne Ingram is the Chief of Staff for Special Projects Coordinator in the Office of the President and the head women’s basketball coach at LCC. A former collegiate and pro basketball player, he is a Transgender man and an LGBTQIA+ advocate, an accomplished public speaker and a national presenter with a passion for raising awareness of and supporting the Trans community, specifically youth and teens. Layne is a strong advocate for people being exactly who they are and living their lives as authentically as they can. Email: Layne Ingram Website: The Reconstructed Man Podcast Blog: The Right Layne Blog Twitter: The Right Layne Email: Jess Stevens Website: Rooted Counseling Other resources: Website: GLAAD Website: GLSEN Website: PFLAG Website: Salus Center Website: The Trevor Project…

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Media Literacy 28:33

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Media literacy is essential to really understand the information that comes our way, both as consumers and producers. Lansing City Pulse Publisher Berl Schwartz, LCC Information Literacy Lead Librarian Ami Ewald, LCC Journalism student Jayden Hewitt and I have a lively discussion about news and sources, truth and trust, and how to dig in to a story to determine what and who may be behind it. Jayden Hewitt is a Journalism major at LCC in his third year and a reporter with The Lookout. He grew up in Lansing and Holt, MI, attending Holt High School, and hopes to transfer to a four-year university to continue his studies after LCC. Ami Ewald is the Information Literacy Lead Librarian at Lansing Community College. With a passion for information and teaching, she strives to help the LCC community develop information literacy skills that they can use in their personal and professional life. Berl Schwartz , the founder of City Pulse, has been a professional journalist for more than 50 years as a newspaper reporter, editor and publisher as well as host of “City Pulse on the Air” on the Impact radio station at Michigan State University for more than a decade. He is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania. Before starting City Pulse in 2001, he worked for newspapers in Philadelphia and York, PA; Louisville, KY; Knoxville, TN; and his hometown of Toledo. He was Washington bureau chief of United Press International and features editor of Scripps-Howard’s Newspapers’ Washington bureau. He moved to Lansing in 1994 to become general manager of The State News at MSU, where he also taught journalism. Among his favorite assignments were being Scripps Howard’s bureau chief at the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles and interviewing John Lennon and Yoko Ono. Email: Ami Ewald Website: About library instruction at LCC Website: “Good process and good culture goes a long way to mitigating personal bias” from the librarians at Los Angeles Valley College. “ Bias vs. Agenda ” Information Evaluation Los Angeles Valley College Library , 10 October 2022 Website: The Lookout Email: Berl Schwartz Website: Lansing City Pulse…

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Insuring the Future 28:08

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The demand for qualified insurance professionals has skyrocketed in the past decade. Enter LCC, launching the first – and still, only – community college Insurance and Risk Management program of study. Mary Stucko, LCC’s Insurance program faculty chair, and Mike Mauer, a divisional director at Accident Fund Insurance Company, discuss exciting opportunities for students in mid-Michigan and across the country to pursue a career in insurance with studies at LCC. Mary Stucko is a professor and the faculty chair of the Insurance and Risk Management program which she was instrumental in developing five years ago in LCC’s School of Business. She hosts the Education Unfiltered podcast for Spotlight Media, has served as a mentor in LEAP’s One and All program, and also teaches part-time at Davenport University. Mary received her Bachelor’s degree in Communication from Michigan State University, and was president of the Mary Stucko Agency, Farm Bureau Insurance from 2006-2016. Mike Maurer is a Divisional Director, Business Development at Accident Fund (AF) Insurance Company, based in Lansing, leading marketing and underwriting in four regions and 12 states. He started in the insurance industry in 1988 as an underwriter in training at Citizens Insurance Company in Howell, MI, and joined AF in 2008. In 2014, Mike received the AF Group Leader of the Year award. He is very committed to insurance industry education and played a key role in creating an insurance program for high school students. The Michigan Insurance Hall of Fame inducted him in 2017 due to his significant impact on the industry through strong leadership and service to improve the Michigan insurance industry. He received his B.A. in business administration from Hope College in 1988, and has designations for the CPCU, CIC and CAWC. Email: Mary Stucko Website: LCC Insurance Program Email: Mike Mauer Website: Accident Fund…

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