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Center for Studies in Democracy and Culture Adds Podcasts to Web site

The center is associated with the Department of Human Relations and the Tulsa Graduate College at OU-Tulsa. They promote the study of American and world cultures, including issues that affect democratic institutions in our country and abroad.

The purpose of the center is to stimulate interest, understanding, and study of the comparative cultural qualities of the world’s societies and how these qualities influence the dynamics of global interrelationships and the development of democratic institutions,
both in other countries and in our own.

Rodger A. Randle, director of the center, is pleased to announce the addition of podcasts to the Web site and on iTunes. Randle says, "The "World Affairs" series of lectures and interviews are now online. In February 2007 we began recording selected presentations and interviews for distribution as podcasts, and we will add new episodes at the rate of a couple or so per month."

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	Rodger Randle
	Randle is a professor of human relations, among many other positions he has enjoyed, including mayor of Tulsa, Honorary British Consul, president of Rogers State College and many more. Read More...

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