The State Hornet Podcast – Nelsen’s Reaction to More Hate Speech, Skip Bishop Returns to Sacramento State

James Fife, Tony Rodriguez, and Lawrence Charles
October 4, 2022

Welcome back to The State Hornet podcast! This week, Podcast Editor James Fife and Editor-In-Chief Tony Rodriguez talk about President Nelsen’s Responds to the continuing on-campus hate speech and how students feel regarding William “Skip” Bishop’s return to Sacramento State.

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About the Writers

James Fife, Podcast Editor

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James Fife joined The State Hornet in the Spring of 2021. He is a Film major graduating in Spring 2024.

Tony Rodriguez, editor-in-chief

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Tony Rodriguez is a fourth-year journalism major in his second semester as editor-in-chief of The State Hornet. Rodriguez has spent four semesters with the publication and has served in editorial positions with The State Hornet and on his community college publication, The Express. He hopes to continue his education after graduating from Sacramento State and pursue a Master of Arts in Journalism. Rodriguez hopes to work in media production or as a reporter focused on arts and culture.

Lawrence Charles, podcast staffer

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Lawrence Charles has been a part of The State Hornet’s podcast section since fall 2022 and was named the Best Podcast Staffer of the semester. He is a communication studies major with a minor in journalism. He is the current Station Manager of KSSU, Sacramento State's student-run radio station, where he produces his weekly show, Just “Hour” Thoughts, which won the award for Best Free Format Show of 2021. Charles was also awarded fourth place in the podcast category at the Best of Show Fall National College Media Convention for his work in the State Hornet Buzzed Hispanic Heritage Month Special. He hopes to use what he has learned to pursue a successful career in radio following his graduation.