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Owen Murray is joined by Isaac Dubey on this week’s episode of The Sporks Dorks to preview the Oregon–Washington football matchup, the final home game of the season at Autzen Stadium against USC, and break down the latest from Oregon men’s and women’s basketball.

This episode is sponsored by The Safe Lane Transportation Coalition

Recorded by Isaac Dubey.
Edited by Stephanie Hensley.

Music: “Mastery” by 1000 Handz and “Your Story” by Lowtone Music, via Free Music Archive. (http://freemusicarchive.org)

This week on Office Hours with Nick Wright, Graduate Employee Sam Miller from the University of Oregon’s English Department shares with Nick his journey from being a shy kid in Catholic school to becoming a self-proclaimed militant atheist. He opens up about how a budding love for cinema guided his academic paths, the teachers who pushed him forward, and the choices that led him to pursue graduate studies.

“Podcast Jingle 106” by Lundstroem, found on FMA

Join Bayley and Gwen as they talk about navigating friendships in college. They interviewed a FHS GE about advice she would give to students out there. So grab your slice of pumpkin pie and listen in!

Music:Intro: Heartbreaker, Jahzzar, Free Music Archive, CC BY.Transition Music: Autumn In The Air (LoFi,Nostalgic), Lo-FI Astronaut, Free Music Archive, CC BY.

In this interview, Russell speaks with Matthew Conti, Recruitment Officer for the University of Oregon Rowing Club. He shares insights into the demanding year-round training schedule of collegiate rowing, his unique role supporting the Oregon Football Team, and his experience founding the Financial Management Association on campus.

Music is An Ending by TheMoods, found on Tribe of Noise

Podcast producer, Julia Boring, sits down with Associate Sports Editor, Owen Murray, and Photography Editor, Saj Sundaram, to talk about their article on the Duck Force One, a custom-built tailgate bus that travels to University of Oregon football games. In this episode, they discuss what it was like going inside the bus and meeting with its owner, Cory Dent.

Music is Orbiting a Distant Planet by Quantum Jazz, found on the Free Music Archive

On this week’s episode, Jack and Owen dive into the Ducks’ showdown with the Minnesota Golden Gophers, look ahead to the upcoming clash with USC, and catch you up on everything happening in Oregon women’s and men’s basketball.

Recorded by Isaac Dubey

Edited by Stephanie Hensley

Music: “Mastery” by 1000 Handz and "Solo Acoustic Guitar" by Jason Shaw, both found on the Free Music Archive.

In the second episode of Field Notes, host Julia Boring dives into the world of plants. What’s the difference between Native and Non-Native species? What are the benefits to learning the names of the plants around us? Kelly Densmore, an active professor at the University of Oregon teaching the “plants” class, joins this episode to answer some of these questions. Densmore gives a glimpse into what it’s like to be a student in her class, and shares her passion for all things botany!

Music is “Why Don’t Birds Sing” by Doctor Turtle, found on the Free Music Archive

This week join Bayley as she drives into the infamous “Is It Embarrassing to Have a Boyfriend Now?” Vogue article by Chante Joseph. She dives into "heterofatalism", trad wife trends, and the rise of singleness. So listen in about how complicated relationships are in 2025.

Music:

Romantic Sensual Chill Indie Hip Hop Pop, Musinova, Free Music Archive, CC BY.
Heartbreaker, Jahzzar, Free Music Archive, CCY BY-SA.

Podcast producer Gracie Del Rosario sits down with Opinion writer Emma Kahl to discuss her article "Big Brother might not be watching anymore, but his contract is still in place." and break down how today’s surveillance systems continue to shape our digital lives, even as Big Brother’s gaze evolves.

Music is Orbiting a Distant Planet by Quantum Jazz, found on the Free Music Archive

This week, Jack Lazarus and Owen Murray sit down with sports writer Joe Krasnowski to talk all things Oregon: cross country success, the return of basketball and Jackson Shelstad’s comeback, and a look ahead to the Ducks’ matchup with Minnesota.

This episode is sponsored by The Safe Lane Transportation Coalition

Recorded by Isaac Dubey.
Edited by Stephanie Hensley.

Music: “Mastery” by 1000 Handz and "Your Story" by Lowtone Music, via Free Music Archive. (http://freemusicarchive.org)