Robert Goodwin
老夫子传媒 Exchange HostRobert Goodwin is a substitute host on The 老夫子传媒 Exchange and the host of the monthly segment The Keenest Observers. In the segment, Rob leads an exploration of issues affecting people from minority communities, and how all of us think and talk about race.
Rob's full-time job is as Associate Director of Education and Engagement at the . His work in theater is complemented by journalism training in college. Rob hails from a college town, Carbondale, Illinois, the home of Southern Illinois University, one of his alma maters. Rob finished his education with an MFA in acting from DePaul in Chicago.
"The Keenest Observers" is heard on the last Tuesday of most months in the 9:00 hour of The Exchange.
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Where did you top out in math--algebra, geometry, something else? Mitchell Jackson and a lot of people he knew had to perform something called "survival鈥� -
Oregon bears a permanent stain from joining the union (in 1859) with black "exclusion laws" on the books. Nobody with dark skin was allowed to live in the鈥� -
Kiese Laymon has had an interesting life, to put it mildly. Fortunately, he's a good writer, too, so we get to read about his life and how he's dealt with鈥� -
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Anyone who practices a religion can appreciate the long traditions involved in worship. Few can imagine trying to restore those traditions after a long鈥� -
Many of the people who played "Indians" in Hollywood westerns were of Italian descent. Orson Welles made a filmed version of "Othello" that featured鈥� -
Bruce Haynes is used to studying people and urban communities in particular; he's a sociologist at the University of California-Davis. But his latest鈥�
