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On today's show, Sensorship Industrial Complex: US Rep. Jim Jordan obtains Facebook files showing White House pressure to censor Americans - Critics sound alarm on Biden admin's bid to 'destroy free speech' after Facebook censorship allegations - Illinois college ordered to pay Christian student $80K for silencing conservative views - ADF claims Michigan wants to censor discussions between counselors, clients - we'll examine. All In The Family: Jill's ex-husband claims 'Biden crime family' has threatened me for decades! - Law Professor, Jonathan Turley warns Joe Biden 'could lose his office,' Congress obligated to launch Biden impeachment inquiry after he 'clearly lied' - Hunter Biden contradicts dad's claim nobody in family 'made money from China' - Hunter Biden's lawyers are 'fuming' at Judge Noreika, make comparison to infamous judge - Rep. Greg Murphy, R-N.C., says he expects the truth from former Hunter Biden associate Devon Archer during testimony Monday - we'll analyze. Plus, Testing The Faith: Judge dismisses church's lawsuit challenging Washington law mandating abortion coverage - Pastors warn smartphone addiction 'major issue' in Church, offer solutions. And, New Charges: Trump accused of asking staffer to delete camera footage in Classified Doc case. https://www.spreaker.com/show/christian-talk-that-rocks https://christiantalkthatrocks.net or http://christiantalkthatrocks.com

James T. Minor joins us to talk about his path to becoming SIUE's 10th chancellor (and first Black chancellor), his ethos of opportunity, and how he imagines a more ideal academy. From the eastside of Detroit to Jackson State to nation-wide leadership positions he gives us insight into his higher education experiences.

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How have colleges and universities worked (or not worked) to support students during the pandemic? Students from Dr. Candace Hall’s Contemporary Issues in Higher Education course (AKA "Blacktivism in the Academy Class") discuss the realities of trying to learn during the pandemic.

Student names have been omitted to protect student and staff privacy.

Guest: Dr. Candace Hall

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In this episode, Bobby Krug talks with co-host, Jacob Wiseman, and gets into going to college together, his theater career and their shared passion for entertainment.

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Bringing accessibility and inclusion into the wider conversation as empathy driven culture change.

We are back in the studio after a long Christmas break. We talk about the upcoming semester, our new segments, and we check in to see if EAN finally got laid. List live every monday @5pm on webradio.siue.edu

Listen in as J.T. pukes on air, we got our random girl football picks with a twist, the shoutouts, and as always the Sunday Singalong. Tune in to webradio.siue.edu

This is the last of a series of four shows where I'll showcase the talent of the local field of pharmacists. This show I interviewed two local health system pharmacists, including one from the Cardinal Glennon Medical Center and another from the Community Alternatives both in St. Louis Missouri. They share their experiences for us all to enjoy. We also have a special interview from the Dean of the SIUE School of Pharmacy to give closing remarks on the importance of American Pharmacists Month.

This is the third of a series of four shows where I'll showcase the talent of the local field of pharmacists. This show I interviewed three local community pharmacists, including one from the SIUE Health Services, Glen Carbon Walgreens, and the Alton Schnucks Market. They share their experiences for us all to enjoy.

Laid down foundation for our "Random Girl Football Picks, Sunday Sing-Along, and Ask an Old Timer." Kick back and hangout with the Old Timers.

This is the second of a series of four shows where I'll showcase the talent of the local field of pharmacists. This show I interviewed two faculty and one staff member from the Southern Illinois University Edwardsville School of Pharmacy. They represent various aspects of the School and share their experiences for us all to enjoy.

First Show of the year. Show was off the wall and everywhere. Listen live every sunday on webradio.siue.edu