MVBC
Moraine Valley Broadcasting Channel
Podcast by MVBC
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Episodes
Hamilton & Immigration 02.11.2016 7:04
This project consists of an analysis on the stance on immigration throughout the creative masterpiece entitled, “Hamilton The American Musical.” This analysis overlooks Hamilton’s potential views on immigration through a historian’s and through the musical’s point of view. Taking a glimpse of each perspective and discussing Hamilton’s overall thoughts on this specific topic.
3rd Party Coverage 02.11.2016 8:43
PSC 110-160(AMERICAN GOVERNMENT) students talk upon the 3rd party candidate coverage of the presidential election. They bring up points such as how the coverage of the 3rd party candidates is limited, how this limitation is affecting their poll numbers, and also suggestions as to how to improve this limited coverage of the 3rd party candidates.
Principles of American Democracy 01.11.2016 7:11
Sean and Abby discuss American Democracy, speaking on equal protection of the law and equal voting rights.
The Apocalypse and Other Such Ridiculous Things Podcast 27.10.2016 7:19
This project consists of an analysis on the stance on immigration throughout the creative masterpiece entitled, “Hamilton The American Musical.” This analysis overlooks Hamilton’s potential views on immigration through a historian’s and through the musical’s point of view. Taking a glimpse of each perspective and discussing Hamilton’s overall thoughts on this specific topic.
Jefferson vs Hamilton: The Two Sides of a Coin 27.10.2016 12:28
Podcast for COM 101-160 class project, based on "Hamilton" the musical and The American Revolution. Podcast focuses in on the differences between Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson, and how their views shaped America after the revolution.
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