The War and Treaty’s Michael and Tanya Trotter grew up in Cleveland, Ohio, and Washington, DC, respectively, but both have family roots in the South. They also grew up in the musical traditions of their churches – Tanya in the Black Baptist Church and Michael in the Seventh Day Adventist Church – where they learned the power of song to move people. After becoming a father at a very young age, Michael eventually joined the armed forces and served in Iraq and Germany, where he took up songwriting as a way of dealing with his experiences there. Meanwhile Tanya embarked on a singing and acting career after a breakthrough appearance in Sister Act 2 alongside Whoopi Goldberg and Lauryn Hill. Now, after a long and sometimes traumatic journey, Michael and Tanya are married, touring, winning all sorts of awards, and set to release their fifth album together, and their fourth as The War and Treaty. Sid talks to Michael and Tanya about the new record, Plus One , as well as their collaboration with Miranda Lambert, what it was like to record at FAME studios in Muscle Shoals, and how they’re blending country, soul, gospel, and R&B. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices…
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In this episode of Five with a Falcon, Jessica Garcia discusses being a “non-traditional” student at Fitchburg State, balancing her educational goals, work, and dedication to working with youth in her community with her ministry. Her story of finding her purpose in education, working with Dr. Jessica Robey, has led her to pursue an Interdisciplinary Studies degree that will help her in work, community life, and ministry. Hear about her experiences in online classses, learning as a multilingual student, and accomplishments as she progresses toward her goals.
Episode transcript available here.
Episode edited and mixed by Adam Fournier, a member of the Perseverantia staff, and a film/video production student in the Communications Media department.
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Perspectives is an ongoing series of Perseverantia -- featuring the voices and stories of the campus community, including alumni interviews; conversations with students, faculty, and staff; and features events. The goal of Perspectives is to allow for in-depth exploration of the experiences and issues on the minds of those teaching, learning, and working at Fitchburg State University.
Click here to learn more about Perseverantia. Join us for programming updates on Instagram. Or reach out with ideas or suggestions at podcasts@fitchburgstate.edu.
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In this episode of Five with a Falcon, Jessica Garcia discusses being a “non-traditional” student at Fitchburg State, balancing her educational goals, work, and dedication to working with youth in her community with her ministry. Her story of finding her purpose in education, working with Dr. Jessica Robey, has led her to pursue an Interdisciplinary Studies degree that will help her in work, community life, and ministry. Hear about her experiences in online classses, learning as a multilingual student, and accomplishments as she progresses toward her goals.
Episode transcript available here.
Episode edited and mixed by Adam Fournier, a member of the Perseverantia staff, and a film/video production student in the Communications Media department.
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Perspectives is an ongoing series of Perseverantia -- featuring the voices and stories of the campus community, including alumni interviews; conversations with students, faculty, and staff; and features events. The goal of Perspectives is to allow for in-depth exploration of the experiences and issues on the minds of those teaching, learning, and working at Fitchburg State University.
Click here to learn more about Perseverantia. Join us for programming updates on Instagram. Or reach out with ideas or suggestions at podcasts@fitchburgstate.edu.
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Today, we present one of the episodes produced in this winter's course on the Politics and Poetics of Hip-Hop offered by historian and Professor Katherine Jewell. The assignment said: " This assignment is your chance to advance your own interpretation of the evolution or application of the knowledge and insight developed this term. In a one-hour radio show, for which you will produce a script and a playlist and record for dissemination on WXPL, build a thematic engagement with an aspect of the course. Your playlist can take any theme you would like, but it should make specific reference to readings and ideas encountered this term, cited in the transcript. Take your listener on a musical journey through an aspect of hip-hop informed by its past." Adam Fournier (COMM '25) wanted to explore hip hop songs that spoke about the struggles and misfortunes of the Everyman, how we the people view the powers above us and how we could, and should, overcome the adversity that they put us in. He also used this assignment to explore how the sound of hip hop evolved with these messages over time, how it starts to blend with different genres, progressing into heavier sounds to support the aggression and frustration of hip hop artists and the American people. From classic hip hop tunes from the 80s and 90s paired with some of his favorites from the mid 2000s to as recent as the 2020s, Adam shows how the sound of more modern alternative hip hop shifts from its roots, but the messages still ring true for the modern era, modern audiences, and speak about modern issues. Play it loud! Say it Louder! *** Say It Louder! was written and produced entirely by Adam Fournier, a co- production with WXPL (91.3 FM) . Show Credits: In the show, he features: Changes" by 2Pac "What It's Like" by Everlast "Renegades of Funk" by Afrika Bambaataa and The Soulsonic Force "Rise" by Flobots "C.R.E.A.M." by Wu Tang Clan "American Dream" by Bryce Vine "Bring the Noise" by Public Enemy and Anthrax "World War Blues" by Spose "Comfortably Numb" by Body Count Episode Transcript here . *** About the Classroom Stories series: Students come to Fitchburg State University for academic enrichment and the innovative pedagogy offered in its classrooms. Classroom Stories feature the work of students and learning communities and the exciting explorations in the content of the many disciplines available for study at the university. Click here to learn more about Perseverantia . Join us for programming updates on Instagram . Or reach out with ideas or suggestions at podcasts@fitchburgstate.edu .…
In this episode, in honor of Black History Month, we present one of the episodes produced in this winter's course on the Politics and Poetics of Hip-Hop offered by historian and Professor Katherine Jewell. The assignment said: " This assignment is your chance to advance your own interpretation of the evolution or application of the knowledge and insight developed this term. In a one-hour radio show, for which you will produce a script and a playlist and record for dissemination on WXPL, build a thematic engagement with an aspect of the course. Your playlist can take any theme you would like, but it should make specific reference to readings and ideas encountered this term, cited in the transcript. Take your listener on a musical journey through an aspect of hip-hop informed by its past." Toni Magras (COMM '25) offered an engaging thematic interrogation of women in hip hop, including an interview with her daughter, Ashleigh (Lady Repo) , who is also a musician and MC. Presented as a radio show for Fitchburg State's radio station, WXPL , the show combines musical reflection with an analysis of how women MCs advanced the art and expression of hip hop. The Power Show was written and produced entirely by Toni Magras of Hull Bay Productions . Show Credits: In the show, she features extracts from: PUSH-IT Salt-n-Pepa, Released in 1987, Producer: Hurby “Luv Bug” Azor "Ladies First," Queen Latifah featuring Monie Love, Released in 1989 "Dance For Me," Queen Latifah, Released in 1989 "You Can’t Play With My Yo Yo" Yo-Yo, Released in 1991; Written by Yo-Yo, Ice Cube, James Brown, Charles Sherrell "Make A Livin’" MC Lyte, Released in 2024 "I Wanna Be Down" Brandy featuring MC Lyte, Yo-Yo, Queen Latifah, Released in 1994 "Doo Wop (That Thing)" Lauren Hill, Released in 1998; Written and Produced by Lauren Hill "Not Tonight (Ladies Night Remix)" Featuring Lil’ Kim, Missy Elliot, Da Brat, Lisa “Left Eye” Lopes, and Angela Martinez, Released 1997 "Moment 4 Life" Nicki Minaj, Released 2010 "They Know" Drama Queen, Released in 2012 "I'm a Boss" Drama Queen featuring Lady Repo, Released in 2012 Episode Transcript here . *** About the Classroom Stories series: Students come to Fitchburg State University for academic enrichment and the innovative pedagogy offered in its classrooms. Classroom Stories feature the work of students and learning communities and the exciting explorations in the content of the many disciplines available for study at the university. Click here to learn more about Perseverantia . Join us for programming updates on Instagram . Or reach out with ideas or suggestions at podcasts@fitchburgstate.edu .…
In this episode of FIVE WITH A FALCON , Elliot Zopatti (COMM ‘24) talks about studying Technical Theater (TETA) within the Communications Media department and being an active member of the campus community, including serving as a Residential Advisor (RA). He also talks about how Fitchburg State -- and, especially, his 20+ strong friend group -- helped him find his sense of belonging. As a member of the Honors Program , Elliot describes how he stepped out of his comfort zone with his Honors thesis project to create a personal documentary called The Little Girl in the Photo is Me . The film was an official selection of Visions , the annual juried showcase of the best student work from the CommMedia department, and received an award for Best Film at the 2024 Undergraduate Research Conference . *** Episode transcript available here . *** Recorded in Spring 2024, this episode was produced by McKenzie Calvao and edited & sound mixed by Adam Fournier. Both are members of the Perseverantia staff, and film/video production students in the Communications Media department. Click here to learn more about Perseverantia . Join us for programming updates on Instagram . Or reach out with ideas or suggestions at podcasts@fitchburgstate.edu .…
We all experience the death of a loved one at some point in our lives. But how can it impact us when it occurs during adolescence? In this special release, Jeremy Allik (COMM '25) sits down with his mother, Marjorie Raskin to discuss the death of her brother Tommy, on November 30, 1977. Marjorie was 13 years old when her 16-year-old brother -- Jeremy's Uncle Tommy -- died. Marjorie talks about their life growing up in Wayland, Massachusetts, fondly recalls memories of her brother, and reflects on her grieving process—which has now spanned over 45 years. Now a social worker, Marjorie expresses her brother's death as a significant influence on her career choice. **** Episode transcript can be found here . **** Jeremy Allik produced, edited, and mixed this episode in Spring 2024 as part of the Podcasting course (COMM 2015). A Communications Media major with a concentration in film and video production , Jeremy is a filmmaker and accomplished film editor -- with experience working in both narrative and documentary filmmaking. Click here to learn more about Perseverantia . Join us for programming updates on Instagram . Or reach out with ideas or suggestions at podcasts@fitchburgstate.edu .…
This week's round-up mixes things up with a special Exam Week Edition. Round-Up Host Nick Castillo talks to students on campus about how they get through finals week. From the quiet zen of a monk to maniacally listening to video game boss music, these half dozen Fitchburg State students all take different approaches to making it through finals. This is the last episode of the Weekly Round-Up for the Fall 2024 semester. Perseverantia would like to thank Nick for creating and producing this semi-weekly podcast -- along with his other contributions as a reliable voice of many a show. As Nick completes the last final exam week of his college career, we wish him all the best as he heads out on internship next semester. *** Episode transcript here . *** Produced, written, and edited by Nick Castillo, a Communications Media student (COMM '25) studying in the Film/Video Production concentration. Nick is a member of the Perseverantia staff and a future professional voiceover artist. Click here to learn more about Perseverantia . Join us for programming updates on Instagram . Or reach out with ideas or suggestions at podcasts@fitchburgstate.edu .…
1 GETTING TO THE POINT: Michael Burns (HIST ‘26) and Joshua Cronin (COMM ‘26) Talk about Student Politics and The Point 23:51
Joining host Tori Kiolbasa ('25) on GTTP is Student Government Association (SGA) President Mike Burns (HIST ‘26) and Senator Josh Cronin (COMM '26). In addition to their service to student government, Mike is a columnist for The Point -- Fitchburg State University’s student-run newspaper -- and Josh hosts North Central News , a collaboration between The Point and Fitchburg Access Television ( FATV ). In their conversation, they talk with Tori about working across campus on different SGA initiatives, while balancing their community-oriented one with their journalistic responsibilities. If you're interested in working on the podcast, register for College Newspaper Production (ENGL 3830) or contact The Point. *** This is the third season of Getting to the Point (GTTP), an affiliate podcast of The Point , the Fitchburg State student newspaper. Recorded in October 2024, it was produced by Tori Kiolbasa for the College Newspaper Production course taught by Prof. Wafa Unus. Episode transcript can be found here. *** Mitchell Walsh (GAME+COMM '26) edited and mixed the episode for Perseverantia. Click here to learn more about Perseverantia . Join us for programming updates on Instagram . Or reach out with ideas or suggestions at podcasts@fitchburgstate.edu .…
1 CATCHING UP WITH ... Buffy Cautela (COMM '22) catches up with Autumn Olson (COMM '20) - part two of two 32:26
Welcome to CATCHING UP WITH ... where Fitchburg State students and recent graduates talk to Fitchburg State alumni, reflecting on their time here on campus, celebrating their accomplishments, and discussing how they got from here to where they are now. In this special follow-up episode, Buffy Cautela (COMM ‘22) and Autumn Olson (COMM/HIST ‘20) catch up with each other one year after their first interview, which you can find in our previous episode . They discuss Autumn’s recent projects in Los Angeles and Buffy’s experiences as a Production Assistant on film and television productions in Massachusetts -- and a gig as a substitute teacher -- and how those experiences led her to continue her education by enrolling in the MFA program at Columbia University in New York City, studying Screenwriting and Directing. Buffy and Autumn also delve into the unpredictability of life and the importance of enjoying the human experience, embracing every opportunity you get and every interaction you face. Episode transcript available here . *** Episode produced, edited, and sound mixed by Adam Fournier , a member of the Perseverantia staff, and a Film/Video Production student in the Communications Media department. Click here to learn more about Perseverantia . Join us for programming updates on Instagram . Or reach out with ideas or suggestions at podcasts@fitchburgstate.edu .…
Hosted by Nick Castillo, this week's round-up covers student-led events between December 1st through December 8th on the Fitchburg State University campus. These events were directly sourced from FalConnect , if you have not logged into FalConnect with your Falcon Key, check out the many more events that are coming up! *** Did we overlook anything? Would you like to be interviewed? Let us know ( podcasts@fitchburgstate.edu ), and we will be happy to oblige! Episode transcript here . *** Produced, written, and edited by Nick Castillo, a Communications Media student (COMM '25) studying in the Film/Video Production concentration. Nick is a member of the Perseverantia staff and a future professional voiceover artist. Click here to learn more about Perseverantia . Join us for programming updates on Instagram . Or reach out with ideas or suggestions at podcasts@fitchburgstate.edu .…
In this episode of FIVE WITH A FALCON , Anna Gauvin (ENGT ‘25) talks about her college career as an Engineering major and how it was affected by the COVID pandemic. Despite this setback, Anna shares her appreciation for the sense of belonging and community she found with being a Fitchburg State University campus tour guide and being a member of the Improv Club. *** Episode transcript available here . Recorded in May 2024, this episode was produced by McKenzie Calvao and edited & sound mixed by Adam Fournier. Both are members of the Perseverantia staff, and film/video production students in the Communications Media department. Click here to learn more about Perseverantia . Join us for programming updates on Instagram . Or reach out with ideas or suggestions at podcasts@fitchburgstate.edu .…
1 CATCHING UP WITH ... Buffy Cautela (COMM '22) catches up with Autumn Olson (COMM '20) - part one of two 23:59
Welcome to CATCHING UP WITH ... where Fitchburg State students and recent graduates talk to Fitchburg State alumni, reflecting on their time here on campus, celebrating their accomplishments, and discussing how they got from here to where they are now. In this episode, Buffy Cautela , a 2022 Film and Video and Theater graduate of the Communications Media Department, catches up with Autumn Olson , a 2020 graduate with a major in Film and Video and a second major in History. Autumn is a screenwriter and novelist who stayed in Los Angeles following internship, working as a Production Assistant for Skydance Animation. They discuss Autumn's process in choosing Fitchburg State, her favorite classes while a student in her Film and History courses, and the film/video alumni's well-regarded reputation out in LA. She also shares tips on her approach to writing, networking, setting career goals, and finding a mentor. Recorded in April 2023 -- just before the Writers and Actors strikes in the Summer of 2023 that disrupted her industry -- this discussion demanded a part two follow up! So join us again next week when Buffy and Autumn catch up again -- this time in August 2024. Episode transcript available here . *** Episode produced, edited, and sound mixed by Adam Fournier , a member of the Perseverantia staff, and a Film/Video Production student in the Communications Media department. Click here to learn more about Perseverantia . Join us for programming updates on Instagram . Or reach out with ideas or suggestions at podcasts@fitchburgstate.edu .…
This week's round-up, hosted by Nick Castillo, features student-led events on the Fitchburg State University campus during the week of November 18th. This episode includes an exclusive interview with Fitchburg State's Nicole Salerno . Nicole is the Assistant Director of International Education at Fitchburg State University. In this interview, she talks about upcoming programs that the International Education office is running, as well as deadlines and dates students should be aware of if considering Study Abroad . Nicole believes Study Abroad looks great on a resume and is very important to think about during your time at Fitchburg State. For more information about Study Abroad programs led by Fitchburg State, contact the International Education office at inthelp@fitchburgstate.edu and follow them on Instagram @oieatfsu . *** Want to know more about how to get involved on campus? Wanted to join a club but don't know when they meet? The Weekly Roundup is here for you! Each week, a different set of clubs, meetings, and events is featured for students to think about! There may also be club leaders who will have the opportunity to speak about their events and promote! This will be a weekly podcast, so help us help you. Did we overlook anything? Would you like to be interviewed? Let us know ( podcasts@fitchburgstate.edu ), and we will be happy to oblige! These events were directly sourced from FalConnect , if you have not logged into FalConnect with your Falcon Key, check out the many more events that are coming up! Episode transcript here . *** Produced, written, and edited by Nick Castillo, a Communications Media student (COMM '25) and a member of the Perseverantia staff. Click here to learn more about Perseverantia . Join us for programming updates on Instagram . Or reach out with ideas or suggestions at podcasts@fitchburgstate.edu .…
This week's round-up, hosted by Nick Castillo, features student-led events on the Fitchburg State University campus during the week of Veteran's Day. *** Want to know more about how to get involved on campus? Wanted to join a club but don't know when they meet? The Weekly Roundup is here for you! Each week, a different set of clubs, meetings, and events is featured for students to think about! There may also be club leaders who will have the opportunity to speak about their events and promote! This will be a weekly podcast, so help us help you. Did we overlook anything? Would you like to be interviewed? Let us know ( podcasts@fitchburgstate.edu ), and we will be happy to oblige! These events were directly sourced from FalConnect , if you have not logged into FalConnect with your Falcon Key, check out the many more events that are coming up! Episode transcript here . *** Produced, written, and edited by Nick Castillo, a Communications Media student (COMM '25) and a member of the Perseverantia staff. Click here to learn more about Perseverantia . Join us for programming updates on Instagram . Or reach out with ideas or suggestions at podcasts@fitchburgstate.edu .…
This is the second of a special two part release. Fitchburg Speaks showcases stories from members of the greater Fitchburg community. Faculty, Students, and Community members were invited to share stories on the themes of the paths less taken in life and the obstacles we overcome along the way. This event was held at Fitchburg State University in April 2024, before a live audience in the Falcon Hub in the Hammond Campus Center. Fitchburg Speaks was the culminating event from a year of programming inspired by the 2023 Community Read book, WHITE MOUNTAINS STATE , a memoir about hiking and summiting New Hampshire's 48 Highest peaks written by Keith Gentili, a 1993 Fitchburg State graduate. Today, we'll hear four stories -- including stories of how one man's perception that life's stumbling blocks are really stepping stones lead to a well lived in the world of writing, academia, and his community a university professor's journey from Kenya to Fitchburg included a life lesson in finding "confetti moments" in even the smallest achievements a writer and Fitchburg City Councilor reflections on and research into her Armenian heritage lead to a a recognition of Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day in the city of Fitchburg and, lastly, a passion for theater and reading lead a college student to appreciate how the stories we tell keep memories alive. The Fitchburg Community Read is a collaboration between Fitchburg State University, local libraries, and the surrounding communities. For more information about the programming around the 2024 selection -- A Woman of No Importance: The Untold Story of the American Spy Who Helped Win World War II by Sonia Purnell -- visit www.fitchburgcommunityread.com. Thank you to this week's storytellers: Zachary Bos , Dr. Jescah Apamo-Gannon , Sally Cragin , and Julia Dufresne (ENGL '26). Episode transcript can be found here . *** This production is a collaboration between the Fitchburg Community Read, Fitchburg State University and the English Studies department, and Perseverantia : the Fitchburg State Podcast Network. Victoria Kiolbasa (COMM '25), a student in the Communications Media Department, recorded this event and produced this series. Click here to learn more about Perseverantia . Join us for programming updates on Instagram . Or reach out with ideas or suggestions at podcasts@fitchburgstate.edu .…
This is the first of a special two part release. Fitchburg Speaks showcases stories from members of the greater Fitchburg community. Faculty, Students, and Community members were invited to share stories on the themes of the paths less taken in life and the obstacles we overcome along the way. This event was held at Fitchburg State University in April 2024, before a live audience in the Falcon Hub in the Hammond Campus Center. Fitchburg Speaks was the culminating event from a year of programming inspired by the 2023 Community Read book, WHITE MOUNTAINS STATE , a memoir about hiking and summiting New Hampshire's 48 Highest peaks written by Keith Gentili, a 1993 Fitchburg State graduate. Today, we'll hear four stories -- including a Fitchburg State professor's unexpected takeaways from bucket list hikes on Vermont's Long Trail and California's Muir Trail. a story about forgiveness and healing between a daughter and mother the reflections of an educator and author who learned the power of persistence as the first female cadet at any military school in the United States and, lastly, another Fitchburg State professor's encounter with the kindness of strangers while hiking with a friend. The Fitchburg Community Read is a collaboration between Fitchburg State University, local libraries, and the surrounding communities. For more information about the programming around the 2024 selection -- A Woman of No Importance: The Untold Story of the American Spy Who Helped Win World War II by Sonia Purnell -- visit www.fitchburgcommunityread.com. Thank you to this week's storytellers: Dr. Michael Hoberman , Jasmin Valentin (ENGL '25), Nancy Fillip , and Dr. Chris Picone . Episode transcript can be found here . *** This production is a collaboration between the Fitchburg Community Read, Fitchburg State University and the English Studies department, and Perseverantia : the Fitchburg State Podcast Network. Victoria Kiolbasa (COMM '25), a student in the Communications Media Department, recorded this event and produced this series. Click here to learn more about Perseverantia . Join us for programming updates on Instagram . Or reach out with ideas or suggestions at podcasts@fitchburgstate.edu .…
HALLOWEEN EDITION: This week's round-up, hosted by Nick Castillo, features student-led events on campus between Sunday October 27th and Saturday November 2nd. Stay tuned for an interview with the Improv Club 's president, Anna Gauvin ! Learn more about the club, and their upcoming show on Tuesday! *** Want to know more about how to get involved on campus? Wanted to join a club but don't know when they meet? The Weekly Roundup is here for you! Each week, a different set of clubs, meetings, and events is featured for students to think about! There may also be club leaders who will have the opportunity to speak about their events and promote! This will be a weekly podcast, so help us help you. Did we overlook anything? Would you like to be interviewed? Let us know ( podcasts@fitchburgstate.edu ), and we will be happy to oblige! These events were directly sourced from FalConnect , if you have not logged into FalConnect with your Falcon Key, check out the many more events that are coming up! Episode transcript here . *** Produced, written, and edited by Nick Castillo, a Communications Media student (COMM '25) and a member of the Perseverantia staff. Click here to learn more about Perseverantia . Join us for programming updates on Instagram . Or reach out with ideas or suggestions at podcasts@fitchburgstate.edu .…
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