Explaining All The Things

Join Jamie and Miles on their FINAL episode of season 3! In our final installment we chat with FGCU's director of internships and cooperative programs, Ashleigh Droz.

Join Jamie and Miles as they discuss diversity, Title IX, and free speech (among other things) at FGCu with their special guest Waneka McFarlane.

Join Jamie, Miles and their special gues, Kyle Christianson as they explore the challenges of financial literacy with undergraduate students. Listen in as students learn the importance of budgeting, how to save effectively and the best ways to build healthy credit.

Join Jamie and Miles as we explore the importance of social and emotional intelligence with our special guest from CAPS, Dr. Rachel Coury! In this episode we talk about active listening, group dynamics, student well being, mental health, and services provided by FGCU.

What is higher education all about? Join Jamie and Miles as they examine this question and interview FGCU legend, Dr. Glenn Whitehouse. Dr. Whitehouse started the Philosophy program and currently oversees the PAGES program at FGCU. Learn about how students can maximize their employment potential through their undergraduate curriculum by utilizing the badging process under PAGES.

Let's take this show on the road. For the first time ever Jamie and Miles go mobile with the show. Join us as we explore the levels of FGCU's excellent library. Our guides on this journey are librarian Heather Snapp and our Library Outreach Ambassadors Tatyanah and Josmir. Will we make through all of the levels of the library and still be able to ask questions and talk to our guests? Cue the cardi...

This week Jamie and Miles are joined by Lindsay Rushworh, Director for the Center for Academic Achievement at FGCU. Listen as Jamie, Miles and Lindsay discuss the many resources available to ALL students from peer to peer tutoring to the Writing Lab!

Jamie and Miles are joined by their first TWO time guest, Dr. Maria Roca. Join us as we take a trip back in time to the early days of FGCU and discuss what it means to pursue a liberal arts education today.

Welcome to Season 3 of EATT! Once again, join Jamie and Miles as they embark on a new adventure away from the humanities and into the world of students entering the university for the first time! In the first installment of season 3, our hosts discuss what it means to be a college student and the specific ways to succeed right from the start. Jamie and Miles are joined by two wonderful and knowled...

Join us for the FINAL episode of season 2! In this episode, Jamie and Miles are joined by Professor Mike Kennedy to discuss the diverse music scene of the 1990s.

Join Jamie and Miles for an exciting adventure back to the 1980s! Our hosts discuss some significant events, the evolution of Disney and the unsettling nature of children's films. The hosts and a special guest even play a quick game of the Trivial Pursuit!

Join host Jamie, co-host Miles and their special guest Dr. Maria Roca for another episode! In this episode we explore 1970s theater, the show The Wiz. Is the 1978 film adaptation a failure or cult classic in capturing important themes from the show and era? Find out on this installment of EATT!

Join us for a groovy episode into 1960s television! Jamie and her co-host Miles examine the role of women and gender in some landmark television shows from the 1960s.

Join us for the first episode of season 2! In this episode we discuss the genesis of the Comics Code of America, EC Comics, juevenile delinquency and other topics! Listen to your host Jamie, co-host Miles and special guest Dr. Eric Otto all in front of a LIVE studio audience! ***Our apologies to Todd McFarlane as we mixed up our "McFarlanes"***

Join us on the super-sized, show-stopping season one finale where Jamie and Miles discuss the 1990s phenom musical Rent.

Join us as we EAT another topic...this time on the comic industry of the 1980s!

Back to business...the film business! In this episode we explore 1970s film with special attention on Francis Ford Coppola's The Godfather.

In this episode interview Dr. Glenn Whitehouse at FGCU. Dr. Whitehouse oversees the PAGES and Digital Badging program at FGCU. We discuss how both PAGES and the Digital Badging are exciting opportunities for FGCU undergraduate students!

Just sit right back and you'll hear a tale...no we won't explain all the things from THAT iconic 1960s television show but we do discuss two trailblazing other shows that debuted during the decade and forever changed the landscape of American television (and film).

This episode explores the evolution and societal impact of 1950s rock music. We specifically look at the impact of Ritchie Valens and discuss the film adaptation La Bamba (1987).