Alestle After Hours

Alestle After Hours

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Alestle After Hours episodes

  • #endSARS - Episode 45

    Host John McGowan and Senior Biology Major Mustapha Shobola from Nigeria discuss the endSARS protests, both here on campus and in Nigeria.

    29 min
  • Episode 42 - 9/6

    After Hours returns with a new format. Host John McGowan speaks to epidemiologist Dr. Ellen Santos about the Coronavirus and her thoughts on pandemic, both professional and personal.

    34 min
  • Episode 41 - 4/20

    How is self isolation affecting you? In This episode, reporter John McGowan photographer Morgan Jackson, and reporters Damian Morris and Gabe Brady discuss what the world and it's people will be like after COVID-19 and self isolation are over.

    45 min
  • Episode 40 - 3/27

    In this episode, reporter John McGowan, photograph Morgan Jackson, and reporter Damian Morris discuss how COVID-19 has so far affected them, SIUE, and the world.

    48 min
  • Episode 39 - 3/10

    How well do you know your family history? In this episode, reporter John McGowan, photographer Dominick Oranika, and reporters Alex Aultman and Isobel Abbot-Dethrow discuss the Lovejoy Library escape room, the importance of knowing family history, and the upcoming Illinois Census.

    38 min
  • Episode 38 - 3/5

    Are all cops bad? In this episode, reporter John McGowan and copy editors Shane Wheatley and Brooke Hill discuss issues with the health services website, new initiatives to encourage students to vote, and we debate whether or not police should be abolished.

    51 min
  • Episode 37 - 2/19

    How did you celebrate Valentine's Day? In this episode, reporter John McGowan, photographer Dominick Oranika, and reporter Gabe Brady discuss the lasting impact of slavery, new food additions coming to campus, and unconventional ways to celebrate Valentine's Day.

    43 min

About Alestle After Hours

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"Alestle After Hours" is an extension of SIUE's "The Alestle". Join us as we go beyond the 600-word limit and discuss current events that are taking place on the SIUE campus and in the world!