The Office of Religious and Spiritual Life, the Park Center for Independent Media, and the Muslim Chaplaincy at Cornell host host Pakistani-American, Executive Producer of The Michelle Obama Podcast. Last year, Misha Euceph, made “Tell Them, I Am” a podcast about, "the small moments that define who we are and who we are not. The stories are universal. The voices are all Muslim." The LA Times called it “quietly revolutionary,” the New York Times said it was “hypnotic listening,” and was voted one of TIME’s 10 best podcasts of 2019.
September 30, 2020 | Via Zoom
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Register Here:
https://ithaca.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJEvdemprD8tG9eayXKlRqrvxo96N3Z725wx
Misha in conversation with Hierald Osorto, Director of Religious and Spiritual Life Raza Ahmad, Director, Park Center for Independent Media will explore how podcasts lift-up stories of intersecting identities, defining moments, relationship with faith/spirituality, and activism. When we release those stories onto the airwaves (figuratively speaking), how do they change listeners?
This event is part of a series launched at the beginning of Spring 2020, highlighting the voices of podcast creators. Our first event began with Rabbi Emily Cohen, host and producer of "Jew, Too?".
About Misha Euceph
Misha is the CEO of Dustlight Productions and was named “Producer of the Year” by Ad Week in 2019. Her podcast “Beginner”, an autobiographical series about learning to belong as an immigrant in America has been featured on NPR, WIRED and The Guardian. Her podcast “Tell Them, I Am” which highlights the voices of the Muslim Community, was named one of the best podcasts of 2019 by TIME and the New York Times. http://www.mishaeuceph.com
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