Georgia College Weekly - GCSU Podcasting Club Student-Produced Podcast

Georgia College Weekly - GCSU Podcasting Club Student-Produced Podcast

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  • All About Greek Life with Brandon Tucker

    In this week’s episode of GC Weekly, Rachel Myers sits down with Brandon Tucker, GCSU’s Associate Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life. They talk about Greek Weekend, the Order of Omega, United Greek Council and more. Campus reporter Emily Agi talks with Jason Eligwe about campus involvement in Greek Weekend. Georgia College Weekly is produced by the Georgia College & State University Podcasting Club. The opinions shared in this episode don’t necessarily reflect those of Georgia College & State University, its administration, faculty, or the University System of Georgia. 

    32 min
  • All About Undergraduate Research with Natalie Clark

    In this week’s episode of GC Weekly, Rachel Myers sits down with Natalie Clark, GCSU’s Coordinator of Undergraduate Research. They talk about the undergraduate research process, how to get involved and everything you need to know about Research Day, on April 16. Campus reporter Emily Agi talks with Karsyn Jewell about Northridge’s Fill the House event. Georgia College Weekly is produced by the Georgia College & State University Podcasting Club. The opinions shared in this episode don’t necessarily reflect those of Georgia College & State University, its administration, faculty, or the University System of Georgia. 

    21 min
  • Creative Consciousness with Sally Jaye

    In this week’s episode of GC Weekly, Rachel Myers sits down with Sally Jaye, an artist in residence at Georgia College. They discuss all of the ways students can get involved and live more sustainably on campus Flannery O’Connors 100th birthday celebration and how we can all tap into our creative sides. Campus reporter Emily Agi talks with Hasari, a representative of the Aquatic Sciences club. Georgia College Weekly is produced by the Georgia College & State University Podcasting Club. The opinions shared in this episode don’t necessarily reflect those of Georgia College & State University, its administration, faculty, or the University System of Georgia.

    24 min
  • GC Goes Green with Caroline Efird

    In this week’s episode of GC Weekly, Rachel Myers sits down with Caroline Efird, a student intern at the Georgia College Office of Sustainability. They discuss all of the ways students can get involved and live more sustainably on campus. Campus reporter Emily Agi talks with Rachel Black, a freshman on the GCSU women’s tennis team. They talk about the season so far and what the upcoming game schedule.  Georgia College Weekly is produced by the Georgia College & State University Podcasting Club. The opinions shared in this episode don’t necessarily reflect those of Georgia College & State University, its administration, faculty, or the University System of Georgia.

    11 min
  • Registration 101 with Makhalath Fahiym

    In this week’s episode of GC Weekly, Rachel Myers sits down with Makhalath Fahiym, an academic advisor at GCSU. They discuss tips and tricks for registration day, and talk about the many academic resources on GCSU’s campus. Campus reporter Emily Agi discusses last week’s Miracle Man event with Abigail Lee, the Executive Director for GC Miracle. Finally, Rachel Myers shares campus updates. Georgia College Weekly is produced by the Georgia College & State University Podcasting Club. The opinions shared in this episode don’t necessarily reflect those of Georgia College & State University, its administration, faculty, or the University System of Georgia.

     

    17 min
  • Inside GC360 with Talia Hayes

    In this week’s episode of GC Weekly, Rachel Myers sits downwith Talia Hayes, a multimedia reporter for GC360. They discuss what goes into making an episode each week from deciding what stories to cover to finding students to share their campus experiences. Campus reporter Emily Agi talks with Reagan Boyles, the VP of Member Experience for Alpha Delta Pi. They talk about this past Homecoming weekend and the success of their candidates for Homecoming Duchess and Queen. Finally, Rachel Myers shares campus updates regarding upcoming Bobcats Athletics events. Georgia College Weekly is produced by the Georgia College & State University Podcasting Club. The opinions shared in this episode don’t necessarily reflect those of Georgia College & State University, its administration, faculty, or the University System of Georgia.

     

    13 min
  • Teaching the Graphic Novel with Professor Randall Bonser

    In this week’s episode of GC Weekly, Rachel Myers sits down with Randall Bonser, professor of English. They discuss the benefits of students taking non-traditional literature classes, such as Politics & Comics, a GC2Y he offers, as well as how students can learn to use Ai responsibly! Campus reporter Emily Agi talks with Hannah Cail, a member of the women’s basketball team, about their conference win over USC Beaufort and upcoming homecoming game. Finally, Rachel Myers shares campus updates, including the Bobcats’ Basketball schedule for homecoming weekend and events for the week of February 24. Georgia College Weekly is produced by the Georgia College & State University Podcasting Club. The opinions shared in this episode don’t necessarily reflect those of Georgia College & State University, its administration, faculty, or the University System of Georgia.

     

    16 min
  • Inside the Campus Activities Board with Anslee Temples

    In this week’s episode of GC Weekly, Rachel Myers sits downwith Anslee Temples, the president of the Campus Activities Board. They discuss the campus event planning process and how students can get involved with CAB! Campus reporter Emily Agi discusses the Spring Intramural season and encourages students to get involved. Finally, Rachel Myers shares campus updates, including the Bobcats’ Baseball weekend schedule and events for the week of February 17. Georgia College Weekly is produced by the Georgia College & State University Podcasting Club. The opinions shared in this episode don’t necessarily reflect those of Georgia College & State University, its administration, faculty, or the University System of Georgia.

    14 min
  • Last Episode of Fall 2024 Semester

    Enjoy the last episode of the semester of GC Weekly! Georgia College Weekly is produced by the Georgia College & State University Podcasting Club. The opinions shared in this episode don’t necessarily reflect those of Georgia College & State University, its administration, faculty, or the University System of Georgia.

     



    12 min
  • Producer Alyssa Shares Details on Jobs for Students in the Hospitality Industry, Plus Professor Austin Koch on His Passion for Teaching

    This week on GC Weekly, host MG Sinkle welcomes producer Alyssa Crosby to the show. Alyssa shares her experience working as a server at Great Waters Reynolds Lake Oconee and offers tips on how students can get involved in the local hospitality scene. Sports reporter Brooke Burson recaps the latest campus action and gives us the scoop on GCSU’s new golf coach. Greer Harper sits down with Professor Austin Koch to explore how he found his passion for teaching. And from The Colonnade, Kate Verity dives into college football rivalry week, reflects on the impact of Laken Riley's story on female runners, and uncovers the history behind GCSU’s beloved mascots. Georgia College Weekly is produced by the Georgia College & State University Podcasting Club. The opinions shared in this episode don’t necessarily reflect those of Georgia College & State University, its administration, faculty, or the University System of Georgia.

     


    21 min

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Georgia College Weekly is a student-produced weekly podcast that covers news, events, sports, student organizations and campus happenings at Georgia College & State University. The views expressed…