Colby Radio Hour hosts Donovan Lynch and Carter Feiss invited Olga Sadovskaya, the 2021 Oak Institute Fellow, to discuss her experience as a leading anti-torture lawyer in Russia. Olga is the vice-chair and a founding member of the Committee Against Torture, one of the first and only organizations investigating torture under the Russian Government and in Chechnya.
Earth’s Climate: A Collection of Podcasts about the Past, Present, and Future
Geology 262 – Dr. Bess Koffman
Tune into WMHB on Wednesday November 11th, at 2:00 pm EST to listen to a special collection of podcasts created by GE262, a class on Earth’s Climate. The hour-long special is also available for download down below.
Time of Start
Podcast Title
Hosts
2:00:00 PM
The Anthropocene, A New Epoch
Evan Domonkos
2:06:04 PM
Uncovering Earth’s Clmate, From Then To Now
Katie Winslow
2:10:29 PM
A New Look at a ‘Paleo Diet?’ PETM And Future Climate
Cece Bowe
2:16:59 PM
Climate in Earth’s Past
Joey Searle & Emma Ainsworth
2:28:11 PM
Geologic History of Glacial Retreat at Colby
Danny Lent and Wyatt Fritz
2:31:47 PM
What Urine and Bubbles Can Tell Us of The Past
Sally Kashala and Emma O’Hara
2:37:00 PM
Climate Change of The Past and Present
Manny Salas and Zack Dubosky
2:42:40 PM
Into the Early Anthropocene
Zaie Nursey
2:45:55 PM
The Gulf of Maine
Andrew Malia
2:51:33 PM
Local Impacts of Climate Change: Hudson River Valley and The Gulf of Maine
Houston Newsome is an aspiring musician, developing poet, and occasional opinionist from Memphis, TN. His first performances on guitar and vocals were at the Mary Low Coffeehouse, and he has since played at bars, coffee shops, restaurants, and main drags in Memphis, Oxford, MS, and Camden, ME. You’ve probably seen him around campus jamming with his adopted family, Wooden Jelly Spoon & Peanut, for whom he provides vocals, baritone guitar, bass, or whatever is needed. If you like what you hear and want to play drums or bass for him, he’s hoping to get his own band started soon! You can find him on Twitter @UTHBOMB99 where he posts jokes, song excerpts, and occasional live broadcasts, and if you ask him nicely, he might post on YouTube as well. He would like to thank bandmate Luke Kelly and all the wonderful people at WMHB for this amazing opportunity. Party on, Garth
Hear the Queer is a compilation of queer artists, anthems, and soundtracks with an occasional update on queer politics and media. Come appreciate music from the LGBTQ+ community and hear a wide array of queer from Lesbian Blues of the 1920s to Girl in Red!
A lunchtime jam where I typically play a variety of alternative and indie rock. For World College Radio Day and National Hispanic American Heritage Month, I’ll be airing some of my favorite Latin music that reminds me of my friends and family at home back in Houston, Texas.
Every week you can visit Angel’s Notch, a quiet little valley on the border of the US and Canada. – – Hi, I’m Annie. My husband Andy and I own The General Store there. When you stop in, I’ll serve you some coffee, something fresh from the oven, and I’ll play you a tune. That’s because I run a little radio station out of the store, which I call “Welcome Radio”. Hear music from the 20’s to the 2000’s with skits, interviews and storytelling.
Wooden Jelly Spoon & Peanut got its start in the Fall of 2019 as a student group at Colby College in Waterville, Maine, where it has quickly topped every chart among the college bands. Bringing to the stage an array of songs, singers, and instruments, WJS&P p(l)ays homage to the traditions of Americana, bluegrass, rock, and Celtic music. This evening’s line-up consists of Luke Kelly (WMHB’s own DJ Trainer), Connor LaBelle, Mikayla Hodnett, Houston Newsome, Karl Lackner and Saam Rasool.”
Luke Kelly, Connor LaBelle, Karl Lackner and Saam Rasool – – Not shown above: Mikayla Hodnett, Houston Newsome