The week after America celebrated the 4th of July, SPOT 127 embarked on the Freedom Project: a podcast workshop in partnership with Dr. Wanda Tucker, Rio Salado College's faculty chair for Psychology, Philosophy and Religious Studies. The workshop was supported by a grant from the MAXIMUS Foundation. Students explored such diverse topics related to the freedom as memes and social media, self-imprisonment, dress codes and finding one's own happiness. They shared their podcasts at a Listening Party at SPOT 127 East on Friday, July 14.
At first glance, you might think that SERVED is just a Phoenix thing. Up until now, it has been. Now, we’re national.
Summer students at SPOT 127 West explored new perspectives through macro photography.
This topic deals with how traditions can serve as underlying causes for teen dating abuse. In some instances, we may see cases of patriarchal relationships with abuse and regard them as normal, because of support from tradition or cultural norms. Though, this is certainly something we must take into consideration, as what may have been perceived as normal before may not be today, yet old traditions force relationships to remain the same.
In a two-part podcast series, SPOT 127 East production assistants discuss the tragic events that occurred in Charlottesville, Virginia.
In this podcast, SPOT 127 production assistants Alicia Bozzuto and Diana Heinze talk about their love for cosplay.
SPOT Production Assistant Michelle Ailport is investigating how sexual assault and safety affects students' college searches.. This information will be used as part of her research as well as information/statistics to use in my story. Please take a moment to fill out the survey below to help inform her story. Thanks!
Fallout Games in Phoenix specializes in buying, selling and trading retro games.