Unsung Heroes of Colby returns! Unsung heroes are people who work behind the scenes to make Colby such a wonderful place, but often don't get the recognition they deserve. This week, Emily Fleming '12...

This week, Emily Fleming '12 speaks with Dr. Pete Countway, a senior research scientist at Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences in Boothbay Harbor, Maine. Countway is here at Colby thanks to a partnership...

Emily Fleming '12 talks to Emmanuel Jal, a former child soldier from Sudan who has become an internationally known rapper and uses his music to inspire others to action. Run time 5:28For more on Emmanuel...

Since it can be difficult to understand Margaret Njeri at times, the text of the interview is below for you to follow along. Emily Fleming '12: Hi. I’ve just finished the first week of my internship...

Classes have wrapped up for Emily Fleming '12, who was studying in Kenya. Now she and her group disperse around Kenya and other African countries to pursue independent projects based on their personal...

Emily Fleming '12 takes us on an audio tour of her day in the life of the Masai tribe in Kenya, where she carried wood and water, milked goats, and repaired cracks in a dung hut.

As part of her Health, Healing, and Sickness class, Emily Fleming '12 visits Michael Oloo, a traditional healer in Kibera, Kenya. Photo courtesy of Kristina Blundon. Run time: 5:05

In Tanzania, podcaster Emily Fleming meets people of Hadzabe tribe -- a group of hunter-gatherers in danger of losing their way of life. Run time: 4:35

Emily Fleming '12 reports from rural Kenya, where she stayed with a family and learned about their farming lifestyle -- and formed a lasting bond. Run time: 4:56