Evanston Rules
Arts & Culture Podcasts
In our podcast, EVANSTON RULES, we explore the history and stories of people who have made a difference in our town. Voices of the past, present, and future cross-stitch a tapestry of our community: the opportunities, disparities, legacies, what's been lost and what can be found. Where are we now? How did we get here? Where do we go from here? In Evanston Rules, we’ll explore different historical perspectives and create a new paradigm, one that collectively empowers all Evanstonians. Our value words: Inclusion, Acceptance, Equity and Love drive our work and our conversations. Join us on Evanston Rules. Come to Understand!
Location:
United States
Genres:
Arts & Culture Podcasts
Description:
In our podcast, EVANSTON RULES, we explore the history and stories of people who have made a difference in our town. Voices of the past, present, and future cross-stitch a tapestry of our community: the opportunities, disparities, legacies, what's been lost and what can be found. Where are we now? How did we get here? Where do we go from here? In Evanston Rules, we’ll explore different historical perspectives and create a new paradigm, one that collectively empowers all Evanstonians. Our value words: Inclusion, Acceptance, Equity and Love drive our work and our conversations. Join us on Evanston Rules. Come to Understand!
Twitter:
@evanstonrules
Language:
English
Contact:
3105086646
Website:
https://evanstonrules.com/
Marcus Campbell: Making History In Education
Duration:00:30:11
Allan Alson: Building Equity
Duration:00:31:44
Mabel Williams: Ahead Of Her Time
Duration:00:31:41
Devon Horton: Unbroken Resolve
Duration:00:31:58
Janet Dees: The Art of History
Duration:00:25:47
Laurice Bell, Ron Whitmore & Larry Axelrood: And The Beat Goes On...
Duration:00:22:52
The AUX and its Power of Connection
Duration:00:51:05
Oliver Ruff: High Expectations, No Exceptions, No Excuses
Duration:00:45:36
Denise Martin: She Loves Life and it Loves Her Right Back
Duration:00:54:40
Gilo Kwesi Logan: The Beat of His Own Drum
Duration:00:54:53
William H. Logan, Jr: The Chief
Duration:00:32:02
The Chief
Duration:00:00:41
Kimberly Holmes Ross: The Fruit Doesn't Fall Far From The Tree
Duration:00:39:59
Talking Whiteness on Central Street
Duration:00:38:30
Rodney Williams: I'll Have What He's Having
Duration:01:02:44
Pat Hughes, Sr.: Lucky and Loved
Duration:00:39:50
Gail Hutchison: Going To Her Edge
Duration:00:52:21
Greg Klaiber: Professionalism, Tradition and Service
Duration:00:52:01
Ben and Melissa Blount: The Importance of Being Blount
Duration:00:49:34
Bob Lamey: Don’t Bet Against Him
Duration:00:53:58