Humanities Radio

Humanities Radio Presents COMM 3540: I just graduated, now what?

Kacie Folio

Join Kacie Folio for the first episode of I just Graduated, Now What? Where you’ll hear from two different post grads on what they’ve decided to pursue after college, along with Hudson Ebberson her upcoming graduation from the University of Utah.

Humanities Radio Presents COMM 3540: Impact on U, Episode 2

Bauer Anderson, America Cox and Kailey Gilbert

Episode 2: Kailey takes us through some of the disproportionate impacts of air quality within Salt Lake. She introduces us to the concept of redlining. Bauer takes us to the west side to talk to Jason Wells from the West Side Coalition about how air quality impacts their communities, and America walks us through an interview with Dr. Sarah Grineski, a professor of sociology at the University of Utah and a faculty member of the HAPPIEST Project.

Humanities Radio Presents COMM 3540: Bench Warmers Podcast, Episode 1

John Leone and Justin Mosuela

Episode 1: In the debut episode of the Benchwarmers Podcast, we explore the growing impact of combat sports on college students—both inside and outside the ring. Through interviews led by John Leone and Justin Mosuela, we hear firsthand from athletes like Michael Pfeiffer, who shares his personal journey and the discipline, challenges, and rewards that come with the fight game. From physical grit to mental resilience, this episode dives into what draws students to combat sports and how it shapes their lives.

Humanities Radio Presents COMM 3540: Bench Warmers Podcast, Episode 4

John Leone and Justin Mosuela

Episode 4: The Benchwarmer’s Podcast presents the final episode on the University of Utah Football team. Take a walk down memory lane as we say goodbye to Kyle Whittingham and hello to the next era in Utah Football with Morgan Scalley.

Humanities Radio Presents COMM 3540: Women’s Wellness Edit, Episode 1

Poppy Stickler, Annabel Kim, Katie Callaway, Teagan Steinmetz

Episode 1: The Women’s Wellness Edit is a podcast hosted by four college women currently navigating health and wellness in an information age full of social media pressures. In the first episode, Poppy, Annabel, Katie, and Teagan cover fueling and nutrition for women, handling social media pressures, and the importance of truly getting to know yourself and your body. Join us as we debunk women’s health myths and curate an uplifting culture of women on a journey to become their strongest, healthiest, and most confident selves.

Humanities Radio Presents COMM 3540: Out of Bounds

Poppy Stickler

Out of Bounds is a podcast that explores what it’s really like to be a Division I student-athlete, beyond just competition day. Hosted by an international gymnast at the University of Utah, Poppy Stickler, it focuses on the challenges of adjusting to life, sport, and identity in a new country. Through conversations with teammates, friends, and family, the show highlights the different perspectives that shape the experience. It’s an honest, behind-the-scenes look at the realities of college athletics and what it takes to find your place within it.

Humanities Radio Presents COMM 3540: Women’s Wellness Edit, Episode 2

Poppy Stickler, Annabel Kim, Katie Callaway, Teagan Steinmetz

In episode 2 of the Women’s Wellness Edit Annabel, Poppy, Teagan, and Katie talk about the importance of nutrition and fueling your body properly. They discuss clean eating, the dangers of dieting, and the effects of body image on young women.

Humanities Radio Presents COMM 3540: U Stay Informed, Episode 2

Angel Arias, Nyk Wixom, and Josh Kramer

In episode 2, we take on the topic of political polarization. Multiple interviews were conducted, including interviews with two students, and one professor, all of whom are currently at the University of Utah.

Humanities Radio Presents COMM 3540: Red Alert

Angel Arias

This is the pilot episode of the Red Alert podcast by Angel Arias. The topic of this episode is God and Communism, students as well as a professor are interviewed in relation to this topic. Communism’s history, its current state, and its standing among the younger generation of Americans are all topics of discussion.

Humanities Radio Presents COMM 3540: Hot Sh!t

Kailey Gilbert

In this episode of Hot Shit - get the scoop on animal poop - Kailey Gilbert is headed to the University of Utah to talk with Marti Sorensen about her work with packrat middens (fossilized packrat poop)in the RED Lab. She talks about packrat poop, plants, and climate change.