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Hosted by Unknown Host · society · EN-US · 8 episodes
Passing the Mic! started as a podcast to pay homage to the alumni, faculty, and staff who shaped the Black community of Stanford through their commitment to the Black Community Services Center. Our first season explored the audacity our guests needed to ensure the BCSC is still here 55 years after "Take Back the Mic" and the demands that gave birth to our center, and the energy needed to ensure our future.Each season of our podcast takes on a new vibe. Season two was recorded and produced by Liyah Ernest '26. She explores how travel and the arts nourishes and builds community at Stanford.
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Passing the Mic! A Stanford Black Community Services Center Podcast
<p>In our final episode of this season, Liyah Ernest ‘26 chats with some of her close friends about their time in Ghana. They share fond memories and discuss how their friendship nourished them then and now.</p><p><br></p>
Passing the Mic! A Stanford Black Community Services Center Podcast
In our final episode of this season, Liyah Ernest ‘26 chats with some of her close friends about their time in Ghana. They share fond memories and discuss how their friendship nourished them then and now.
Episode #2
<p>Welcome to the second season of Passing the Mic. We recorded this season during the 2024-2025 school year. </p><p>In this episode, Liyah Ernest ‘26 speaks with Dr. Aileen Robinson & Eryn Michael ‘24 about the power of theater and arts in self and community care.</p><p><br></p>
Episode #1
<p>Welcome to the second season of Passing the Mic! </p><p>In this episode, Liyah Ernest ‘26 talks with Marion Gill and Sandhya Rajan about their journey to the Stanford community and their experience balancing their identities with their positions at work. This episode was recorded during the 2024-2025 school year. </p><p><br /></p>
Episode #4
<p>In Liyah's first solo episode she chats with current undergraduate students Kayla Williams '26, Lauren Green '26, and Nifemi Bankole '27. Kayla, Nifemi, and Lauren all have unique stories about their adjustment from their pre-Stanford lives to their current Stanford experiences. </p> <p>Each of them have also participated in the Black House’s Ernest Houston Johnson Scholars Program, a program offered by the Black Community Services Center honoring the first black graduate from Stanford. Our program introduces first year students to research concepts, career exploration, Stanford Black history, and a community that lasts beyond their first year at St...
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