The Metroscope
The Metroscope highlights the lived experiences of leaders and influential people as they share their unique perspectives on contemporary social movements and political contexts.
The Metroscope
Latest Episodes
The Metroscope Presents: A Conversation with Chi-Hua Lee-Secci, Bill Engst, and Deepa Nair From the New Film QUEEN(S)
In this episode of The Metroscope, we sit down with Chi-Hua Lee-Secci, who plays Sisi in the upcoming film “QUEEN(S),” Bill Engst, who plays James, and producer Deepa Nair. We discuss the story behind the film, Lee-Secci’s approach to bringing ...
How our approach to forming social connections can make us effective leaders; To be whole is to be a part.
Join me in an engaging and thought-provoking conversation with my friend, and fellow MAPLer, Steve Mullaney. In this episode, Steve and I explore how our ability to form social connections, and relationships, make us who we are as individuals a...
Coffee Talk #3: Counseling Services and How You Can Benefit!
Tom and I interview Mike Mui, from Metro State's own counseling services! Mike approaches the topic directly and openly and stresses the importance of self-care, especially in today's hectic world. Join us as we dive into the services and...
Reclaiming Male Integrity.
I am honored to be joined by Matt Ryg, a professor in the Master of Advocacy and Political Leadership graduate program at Metro State. In this episode, Matt and I discuss themes from The Will to Change, written by Bell Hooks, as we exp...
Coffee Talk Episode #2: What we can learn from Opperation Metro Surge
Please join us for an insightful conversation with our special guest Mahsun, who is doing part of his doctoral research on the community resistance efforts of Minnesotans during Operation Metro Surge. Mahsun is interested in highlighting the su...
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