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# 20230207 PSY1812 Podcasting Workshop plan

## plan
Mayron - use the first 30-45ish minutes to go over the topics. Suffering differently is the topic of the class session, they’ll start looking at some examples. then Mayron will hand it back over to us for the last hour to hour and 15min.

LL plan:
* model unpacking (20 mins)
    * serial unpacking
    * radiolab unpacking
        * anecdote/telling a story
* JK and MP demo what the students will do (10 mins)
    * JK gives some recording tips
* stations (15 mins each)
    *  garageband/bringing in primary source audio, music bed, etc. into the interface (JK + Matilda)
    *  simplify (CD + Allure)
        *  then storyboard - what will your listener hear and when and why

## space and gear prep
## media prep
Mayron gave Dani access to his Canvas with all previous projects - we're waiting for him to identify which were his favorites.
## live event support
## reference
### key info
*PSY1812 Intercultural Perspectives on Trauma Podcasting Workshop*
* where: LL Studio
* when: Wednesday, February 8, 12-2pm
* enrollment: 20
* [Project Folder](https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1kX89k6kDSrnNLcK-Pl2RMW9Rh1po6Esx) includes syllabus

### notes from the instructor
[consultation notes](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1lEbSMfiiUufFfCAdffPsm3cNwqlHw_TXSG2LF8ySh88/edit#heading=h.kd1hoxbq7aow)

#### email reply:
Hi Dani,

Thanks for the reminder!

Regarding the previous podcasts, I have not been able to download them as files from Canvas. I wonder if I could try to add you to the previous course Canvas so you could have access to them. I could try adding you (or someone), and I would need your/their Harvard ID to do so.

Syllabus — attached
Topics - unfortunately students are still working on their final topics. Here’s a list they have of previous work
An Intercultural Exploration of Miscarriage 
Female Genital Mutilation: A Cross-Cultural View of Associated Trauma and Tradition
The Trauma When East Meets West: The Manifestation of Intergenerational Trauma Through Chinese Parenting Styles and Child-Parent Cultural Clashes
Cross-Culture Orphanage Trauma: Analysis of Pakistan and the United States of America
The Punishment of Traumatized Black and Latinx Schoolchildren and the School-to-Prison Pipeline
Acid Attacks in South Asia and the United Kingdom: A Cross-Cultural Perspective
A Culturally-Informed Approach to Understanding Trauma in Syrian Refugee Children: Current Interventions and Future Directions
LGBTQ+ Struggles, USA, Nigeria
An Analysis of Cross-Cultural Gender-Based Violence and Trauma through Oral Histories

Thank you so much!