Daedalian goes Behind the Connection with Tamara McDiarmid to talk about "Silver and Blue: Tracing the Roots of Policing and Corrections," a new podcast coming to LCC Connect, Tuesday, April 21st. Tamara, who serves as the Director of Public Service Careers at Lansing Community College, draws upon her extensive experience in teaching, public service and corrections to shed light on the historical context of policing, corrections, and the justice system across various cultures and eras.

Related Podcast: Silver and Blue: Tracing the Roots of Policing and Corrections

Website: LCC Public Service Careers Department

Daedalian goes Behind the Connection with Paige Dunckel. Paige is Lansing Community College's Performing Arts Production Coordinator and starting April 7th, she'll be bringing her expertise to LCC Connect as the host of a new podcast called Exit Stage Left: LCC Performing Arts, a program that aims to illuminate the vibrant performing arts scene at LCC while also exploring the myriad of stories and creative energies that enrich not only our campus but the entire community.

Exit Stage Left: LCC Performing Arts on LCC Connect

Performing Arts at LCC

1984 at Lansing Community College

Daedalian sits down with LCC Social Sciences Professor, Aliza Robison to talk about the debut of The Sociological POV. This innovative podcast emerges from the vibrant discussions led by Aliza while teaching sociology and anthropology. She emphasizes the importance of perspective-taking and critical discussions, which serve as foundational elements in both her teaching and the forthcoming podcast. By facilitating an exploration of current events through diverse viewpoints, we aim to foster a deeper understanding of the complexities inherent in our societal interactions. The Sociological POV debuts on LCC Connect, Tuesday, February 3rd at 2 pm.

Podcast: The Sociological POV

Website: LCC Social Sciences