Podcast
Editors Ardea Eichner and Lauren Miller do a segment called Different Denouement, where they discuss a certain topics in pop culture and debate on how it could have ended differently. In this episode, Ardea and Lauren discuss the BBC show Merlin and the widely-known movie Avengers: Endgame.
Picture a robot. Seriously, close your eyes for 30 seconds and picture a robot in your head. Ok, most of you probably didn’t do it but if you had, my guess is that you would have pictured something very boxy, perhaps with pincher hands, quite awkward in its movements and perhaps with a weird…
For graduate teaching assistant Alex Szarabajko, being part of the team teaching the 3,000-plus students who take Lifetime Fitness for Health (HHS 231) every term is not just a job. “It’s the last time students are able to learn about physical activity, nutrition and mental health before adu…
Editors Ardea Eichner and Lauren Miller join contributors, including Bailey Griffice and Paige Dingman, to discuss the "comfort food" of media: predictable storytelling. What sorts of media do we see as "predictable?" Is predictability necessarily a bad thing? We think not. Plus, listen thro…
Joined again by Dr. Yousef, Kase continues the discussion about Islam and the struggles of American Muslims.
Contributors Erin Dose and Lisa Wilson discuss their favorite parts about NBC's "The Good Place," from scene setting and lighting to fashion design. The first half of the episode is spoiler-free, but in the second half, Erin and Lisa discuss their perceptions of the recently aired finale episode.
Dams, bears, and anglers aren’t the only challenges that salmon face as they undergo their journeys from their mountain river birthplaces to the Pacific Ocean and back again. Timber harvests, dam-induced streamflow changes, and climate change have increased stream temperatures throughout the…
Editors Ardea Eichner and Lauren Miller converse on their experience in high school literature class, in International Baccalaureate and Advanced Placement classes respectively.They describe and compare a few of their favorite books, some of their testing experiences, and more.
