Mini Culture Talks: In this debut episode of Mini Culture Talks, Dorisela Leon-Perez explores the universal language of food. She shares how food shapes cultural identities, brings people together, and tells the story of who we are. From childhood favorites to iconic dishes, this episode is packed with flavor, nostalgia, and cultural insights.

Jason’s Story: Jason Newling is a man who worked hard in life and became a very successful businessman. Caitlyn Homolya tells us how he ended up in jail at the age of 47 and how it saved his life. Jason also shares what he believes is the biggest life lesson for young people.

Terrifyingly Good: Have you ever watched a commercial for a horror movie and thought why in the world would someone watch that? You’re not alone. In this episode of Terrifyingly Good, Mia Hirschi explores the different elements that contribute to the over all enjoyment of watching scary movies.

ELLA-vated Perspectives: Ella Haas has a look at women’s sports! From talking to the athletes themselves to exploring women in sports brands, you will hear it all! Join Ella on this journey!

Lost and Found: Quinn Dial touches on a topic that is prevalent in her life right now - death and the grieving process. She hopes you are able to relate and empathize with this topic!

The Spirit in U: Luke Creal brings you news of the spiritually-based organizations on campus. College is a time of growth, exploration, and transformation, and finding a supportive space for spiritual development can be a key part of that journey. If you want to solidify your faith, discover new belief systems, or simply find a fun group of people to do life with, the Spirit in U is the podcast for you!

The Campus Pulse Episode 2: Noah Pelo and Malcolm Swope explore the dynamic and diverse reactions of students to the 2024 election. Hear about their concerns, expectations, and the issues that matter most to them. Discover how the next generation is engaging with the political landscape and what they envision for the future.

The Campus Pulse Episode 1: Journalism students Noah Pelo and Malcolm Swope dive into the 2024 U.S. presidential election, widely regarded as one of the most contentious in history. They explore the campus pulse by capturing the perspectives of young voters. They also get insights from Political Science Professor Mathew Burbank and Cornell Law Student Michael Miller.

The U should be for U Episode 3: We discuss student struggles with academic advising. We talk to students about their experiences as well as Program Manager Emily Argyle. This episode will help you feel validated in your experiences and give you some pointers for picking new classes.

The U should be for U Episode 2: This episode explores parking on campus. Join Ethan Rauschkolb and Mia Hirschi as they talk about how students have been affected by the parking problem and tackle parking in real-time.