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What: Omnibus is a monthly conversation about the Library, Dowling, and Long Island.

The Listening Tour of South Shore History is an interactive map to guide you through the local history topics discussed on our Omnibus podcast.

The Research Leadership Learning Podcast is produced in conjunction with Dowling's Doctoral Program (EdD) in Educational Administration. Topics cover research and experiences from Dowling faculty and students as well as leaders in the educational field on Long Island.

Omnibus #68

podcast icon Posted Wednesday, March 07, 2012. Total length: 5:48

This spring the Drama Department is presenting "A Year with Frog and Toad" at the Performing Arts Center. Based on the award-winning series of books by Arnold Lobel, "A Year with Frog and Toad" tracks the friendship of two amphibians through the course of a year. On this podcast you'll get to meet a number of the cast and crew and get a sneak peak at what's in store. This family-friendly production includes singing, dancing, educational activities, and a chance to meet with the actors afterwards. "A Year with Frog and Toad" is directed by Dr. Kim Poppitti, Associate Professor of Dramatic Arts & Dance. Opening night is Thursday, March 29th at the Performing Arts Center in Oakdale.

"All the songs are good and quirky and everyone seems to be having a good time."
Michael Ferrante

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(Music Courtesy of the Mevio's Music Alley)

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Music: "Rollercoaster" by Kira Willey

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Omnibus #67

podcast icon Posted Wednesday, October 26, 2011. Total length: 27:12

On this episode we are joined by Melissa Theodorakatos, president of the Dowling Gay-Straight Alliance, and Dr. Suzanne Johnson, professor of Psychology. Our topic is the college's new campaign to End the Hate. This is an educational initiative to address bullying at the college and adult level. During the podcast we discuss cyber-bullying and the negative consequences of social media services like FaceBook and Twitter. We also list places you can go to for help, both at Dowling and on Long Island.

The End the Hate campaign starts this fall at Dowling and will continue with a symposium on campus in spring 2012.

"When you can be anonymous AND mean it's easier than if you can only do it face-to-face. "
Dr. Johnson

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Song: "Just Like You" by andotherthings.

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Omnibus #65

podcast icon Posted Friday, April 15, 2011. Total length: 26:54

Dowling alumni Marc Rosen and James P. Wagner discuss the poetry anthology they co-edited,  Perspectives: Poetry Concerning Autism and Other Disabilities. The collection, which includes contributions from Marc and James, provides a window into autism from those dealing with it in their lives: parents, children, students. Marc relates his expereinces growing up with autism, particularly with the school system, and offers some guidance to what has come to be known as autistic culture. We also talk about the role of the Internet in all of this, from both editor's experiences writing for theLong Island Examiner to the establishment of Local Gems Press.

As an interesting companion piece to this episode, you can also listen to our latest Research Leadership Learning podcast in which Dr. Rich Bernato, assistant dean of Dowling's School of Education, talks with Dr. Eric Shyman about the school's role in educating autistic students.

"Our major goal in all of this was to emphasize the humanity of disability..."
Marc Rosen

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Music: "Green Roots Blues" by Alex Lehrhoff

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Omnibus #37

podcast icon Posted Wednesday, November 07, 2007. Total length: 23:15

A selection of poems from the 2007 issue of riverrun, Dowling's art and literary magazine, as read by students.  Also, a slideshow of artwork from the issue.

"I deny, but my words are not part of their dictionary."
A Fire in Falluja by Margie Suarez

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(Music Courtesy of the Podshow Podsafe Music Network)

  • 0:20 Introduction
    Chris Kretz - Assistant Professor/Reference Librarian
  • 0:57 "Thanks to the Wind"
    Kevin Jackson
  • 2:52 "A Fire in Falluja"
    Margie Suarez
  • 4:07 "The Real Fate of Atlantis"
    Erica Determann
  • 5:04 "Sushi for Dinner"
    JeongMin Park (read by Dr. Andrew Karp)
  • 6:12 "Grandmother's Fireplace"
    Michele Keogh
  • 7:01 "Replay"
    Margie Suarez
  • 8:10 "Harmonica Days"
    Jennifer Davis (read by Erica Determann)
  • 9:25 "Ying Yang Shmang"
    Denice Frohman (read by Kevin Jackson)
  • 10:23 "Camelot"
    Michele Keogh
  • 11:12 "The Eye of Dawn (Mata Hari)"
    Erica Determann
  • 13:16 "The Up"
    Denice Frohman (read by Dr. Andrew Karp)
  • 14:31 "Untitled (Falling Buffalo)"
    Kevin Jackson
  • 15:51 "Raindrops on a Windshield"
    Kimberly Margolis
  • 16:37 Making riverrun
    Interview with Erica Determann and Dr. Andrew Karp
riverrun 2007
 

Sound effects: courtesy of the Free Sound Project used under a Creative Commons Sampling Plus 1.0 license:
cafe, saxophone, London Underground, boiling water, kalimba, clock chime, knife grinder's whistleDutch street-organwind up dinosaur, more London Underground, a different caferadio dial, car door slam.

Song: "Is That a Riot?" YoungBlood Brass Band

 

 

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Omnibus #24

podcast icon Posted Wednesday, March 28, 2007. Total length: 14:10

Multiple interviews with the cast and crew of the spring production of Cabaret, brought to you by the Drama Club and the Departments of Music, Dance and Drama.
"Your goal should be to work on something every successive performance."
Stephen Doone

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 Song: Froggy Bottom by Johnny Nicholas

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Omnibus #15

podcast icon Posted Friday, November 10, 2006. Total length: 17:18

"What was unique to Long Island...was the prevalence of group hauntings."
Su Garrison-Terry

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Song: Love in a Bottle by Lee Coulter

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Omnibus #7

podcast icon Posted Monday, May 15, 2006. Total length: 36:28

"Just before D-Day they had several...paratrooper drops in the area."
Charlie Oelkers

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Omnibus #6

podcast icon Posted Monday, March 27, 2006. Total length: 31:59

"There's always going to be a need for environmental scientists."
Dr. John Tanacredi

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Omnibus #4

podcast icon Posted Monday, February 06, 2006. Total length: 14.04

"[Newsday] expected Adelphi to beat us but we turned things around."
Teelah Grimes

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Omnibus #2

podcast icon Posted Sunday, November 20, 2005. Total length: 23:35

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(Music Courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network)

  • Song: Ragtop Cadillac by George Fletcher-Bourbon Renewal
  • 1:00 Introduction - Chris Kretz, Instructor/Reference Librarian
  • 1:13 Primary Source Theater: The Story of Idle Hour Part II
    Readings taken from Special Collections:
    • Announcement for Gawpy: A Puppet Ballet in 4 Acts [ca. 192?]
      Read by James Castiglione, part-time Reference Librarian
    • Brochure for Peace Haven [ca. 1938]
      Read by Kristen Orsini, Interlibrary Loan/Digital Object Assistant and
      David Jank, Assistant Professor/Reference Librarian
    • Guide to Long Island Research Laboratories compiled by the Long Island Lighting Company, 1948
      Read by Michael Aloi, Assistant Professor/Technical Services Librarian
    • "Millionaire's Home, 1950 Model" by I.H. Phillips as reprinted in the National Dairy Research newsletter, June 1950
      Read by Kristen Orsini, Interlibrary Loan/Digital Object Assistant
    • Student Handbook, Adelphi Suffolk College, 1963-64
      Read by John Rienzo, Instructor/Reference Librarian
    • Student Yearbook, 1974
      Read by Katelyn Murray, Drama Club
    • Historic Oakdale Project
  • 8:58 Interview with Heini Suokari, co-editor of The Lion's Voice.
    Conducted by Lisa Esposito, Instructor/Reference Librarian
  • 14:45 Library Art Contest
    Mary Abell, Assistant Professor of Visual Arts
    Stephen Lamia, Associate Professor of Visual Arts
    Linda Carlsen, winner of the 2005 Library Art Contest
    Crossroads to the east

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Omnibus #1

podcast icon Posted Thursday, October 13, 2005. Total length: 20:33

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  • Introduction
    Chris Kretz, Instructor/Reference Librarian
  • Music: Mojo B. Good by Mojo B.
    Used under a Creative Commons license
  • Computer Safety
    An interivew with Chris Ihm, Director of Information Technology Services
  • The Humanitarian Club
    A talk with Alyssa Rimland, president of the Dowling Humanitarian Club
  • Primary Source Theater: The Story of Idle Hour Part I
    Readings taken from Special Collections:
    • Description of Islip from The History of Long Island by Nathaniel S. Prime, 1845
      Read by David Jank, Assistant Professor/Reference Librarian
    • Selected news items from the Babylon South Side Signal and Suffolk County News as collected in The Old Oakdale History by the William K. Vanderbilt Historical Society of Dowling College
      Read by Michael Aloi, Assistant Professor/Technical Services Librarian
    • Recollections from The Glitter and the Gold by Consuelo Vanderbilt Balsan, 1952
      Read by Kristen Orsini, Interlibrary Loan/Digital Object Assistant
    • New York Times article from April 12, 1899
      Read by John Rienzo, Instructor/Reference Librarian
    • Review of Idle Hour from the Architectural Record, 1903
      Read by Kristen Orsini, Interlibrary Loan/Digital Object Assistant
    • Brochure for the Oakdale Club
      Read by David Jank, Assistant Professor/Reference Librarian
    • Historic Oakdale Project
  • Music: Foxy Riff by Mojo B.

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