Exploring Art History with ‘Stuff about Things’: A Dive into Van Gogh’s Masterpiece
If you have ever wanted to learn more about the history of art in an enjoyable and relaxed way, “Stuff about Things: An Art History Podcast” might be an excellent fit for you! Hosted by Lindsay Sheedy, each eclectic episode delves into a specific work of art, an artist, or a particular issue within the […]
Read MoreBeyond the Byline: How Multimedia Journalism Taught Me to Build, Visualize, and Adapt
At the start of this class, I believed journalism was just about writing well. I thought I’d focus on crafting headlines, reporting facts, and editing text. But as I wrap up this final project, my view of journalism and my role in it has completely transformed. This course taught me that today’s journalists don’t just […]
Read MoreFlipping the Script: This Class Made Me See Myself Differently
I came into this class thinking it would be a light ride, write a few blogs, turn in some articles, and move on. What I didn’t expect was how much this course would challenge me, not just as a student, but as a communicator and critical thinker. There were days when I was stuck for […]
Read MoreWhy I Love ‘The Daily’ Podcast: A Must-Listen for Thoughtful News
I’m a huge fan of The Daily, the flagship podcast from The New York Times. Hosted by Michael Barbaro and Sabrina Tavernise, it delivers in-depth reporting on the most pressing issues of our time. Each episode is about 20 to 30 minutes long and blends expert interviews with compelling storytelling, making complex topics accessible and […]
Read MoreStay Informed with “The Daily” by The New York Times
In today’s fast-paced world, staying up-to-date with current events is essential, and The Daily by The New York Times makes it easier than ever. Hosted by Michael Barbaro, this daily news podcast provides in-depth coverage of major stories from around the world, all in a concise and accessible 20-30 minute format. What makes The Daily […]
Read MoreWhy ‘This American Life’ is different from other podcasts.
It is a Sunday in the beginning of February 2025, and an hour of an episode of the podcast “This American Life,” is released called, “Groundhog Day.” It talks about the cultural impact around a day celebrated in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania and how that day is celebrated and looked upon over time. Its hosted my Ira […]
Read More‘Medal of Honor: Stories of Courage’ is a Compelling New Podcast from Malcolm Gladwell
While I knew Malcolm Gladwell was a good writer, I did not know he was also a compelling audio presenter and storyteller. With tight editing, detailed background information and engaging interviews, “Medal of Honor: Stories of Courage” is not just interesting to listen to, but is a top-quality production. Though there is only one season, […]
Read MoreYour New Favorite Music Podcast: NPR’s “All Songs Considered”
If you consider yourself a music lover, audiophile or just someone on the hunt for your next music podcast, well look no further– NPR’s All Songs Considered has you covered. Since its first release in 2000, All Songs Considered has been NPR’s flagship podcast for what’s latest in the music scene: host Robin Hilton and […]
Read MoreHave A Listen To How Neighborly Actions Are Preventing Disease And Saving Lives
“Short Wave,” is a an easy-to-follow short story podcast about the science of new discoveries and everyday wonders in 15 minutes of less. Hosts Emily Kwong and Regina Barber do an amazing job in making the science in their topics easily understandable and bring at atmosphere that is fun and exciting! One episode titled, “How […]
Read MoreIs the ‘Call Her Daddy’ by Alex Cooper podcast really that serious?
‘Call Her Daddy’, by internet personality Alex Cooper, has been a podcast that I believe has blown up tremendously over the past year. While the podcast first gained popularity for its candid and often alarming discussions about relationships, dating, and intimacy, it has since evolved into a platform that covers a broader range of topics, […]
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