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Kendall Speaks

Kendall Speaks

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Kendall Speaks is a podcast hosted by Dr. Bryan Stewart, the president of Miami Dade College's Kendall Campus. The show highlights the school's many facets through interviews with MDC's hardworking students, staff, and faculty.© 2024
Episodes
  • Episode 25 - Miami GEAR UP
    Jul 8 2025

    Kendall Speaks is back! In this episode, Dr. Bryan Stewart, Kendall Campus President, interviews members of the amazing Miami GEAR UP program. Find out what Miami GEAR UP is and what it does from Project Director, Dr. Lisa Gonzalez, and Program Coordinator, Steven Peruyero.

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    34 mins
  • Episode 24 - iCED
    Jun 23 2025

    Kendall Campus President, Dr. Bryan Stewart, is joined by the iCED team in this last episode of the season. Take a listen and find out what the Institute for Civic Engagement & Democracy is all about, as Dr. Stewart interviews Kendall Campus iCED Director, Priya Pershadsingh, iCED Coordinator of Kendall Campus, Alecia Walker, and iCED grant Coordinator, Melissa Lau.

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    32 mins
  • Episode 23 - The English and Communications Department
    Jun 23 2025

    Join Dr. Stewart as he interviews the chair of the Kendall Campus English and Communications Department, Dr. Craig Titus, and yours truly, Speech Lab Manager and Kendall Speaks Executive Producer, Paul Klein. In this lively conversation we focus on the podcast rooms where this show is produced and recorded, and we reveal the thinking behind their creation and what the recording experience is like for students, faculty, and staff.

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    40 mins

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