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Prolific Melbourne Indie Artist Lalic Sits down with Hermajesty over zoom to discuss their creative output, the changes in their music since they have been making it in their bedroom as a twelve year old, and the progress of the Trans and Wider LGBT+ Community in Melbourne.
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The greatest songs have equally great stories behind them. In this episode of Undertones, we dive into the unlikely origin of “Hallelujah” and how it became the song it is today.
On October 30th, the African American Cultural Center in partnership with Veteran Affairs and Student Media hosted the Harambee block party. In this episode, Jeanine Ikekhua speaks with black students and some the African American Cultural Center’s staff member about their experience as black people at NC State.
In this episode, Aidan Farmer interviews retiring North Carolina State University English Professor Dr. Cat Warren. She shares her thoughts on journalism, non-fiction writing, her book “What the Dog Knows,” and her panel at the Fall 2021 North Carolina Writers’ Network Conference titled, “To Tell the Truth.”