On the March 13th episode of Monday Morningside: Ted Schmiedeler breaks down the historic and exhilarating Columbia Women's Basketball season, and WKCR's coverage of it (3:07). For more sports coverage, stay tuned for the return of Firing Lion! Then, Ashwin Marathe and Isaac Stiepelmann interview Robert Stern, an executive board member of the Morningside Heights Community Coalition on Columbia University's place in the New York housing crisis, as well as Columbia's recently announced plans to construct a new undergraduate dormitory on the site of the historic Maranamay hotel (14:39). Monday Morningside airs every Monday from 8:30-9:30 AM, live from WKCR FM. Hosted by Josh Kazali. 

On the February 20th episode of Monday Morningside: Dilara Zaimoglu, the co-president of the Columbia Turkish Students Association, speaks about the Kahramanmaras earthquake in Turkey and Syria and the efforts on campus and off to provide relief (1:42); Sona Wink, the new editor-in-chief of the Blue and White, reads her essay "Butterfly Effect" and offers a look forward to the magazine's new year (29:33). Monday Morningside airs every Monday at 8:30 AM on WKCR FM and WKCR.org.

Relief organizations accepting donations which Dilara suggested during the show:

Turkish Philanthropy Funds - https://www.tpfund.org/

AKUT - https://www.akut.org.tr/en

Islamic Relief USA: https://irusa.org/

On the February 13th episode of Monday Morningside: Love is on the air with the first segment of Found Sound, an auditory odyssey hosted by Milly Hopkins (1:35); Librarian and acting Sports Head Josh Kapilian discusses the impressive performance of the Columbia Women's Basketball team and how to support WKCR Sports (15:27); Georgina Brainerd's Art Fart features Dom Wiharso and Betel Tadesse in conversation with MoMA's Just Above Midtown: Changing Spaces exhibition (27:19); and Lex and Lucas reckon with the heartbreaking loss of the Philadelphia Eagles in the Superbowl on "Who's the Ferris of Them All" (49:07). Tune into Monday Morningside every Monday from 8:30-9:30 AM at wkcr.org.

On the February 6th episode of Monday Morningside: an interview with Anique Edwards, the co-vice president of the Society of Black Artists (SOBA) on the newly formed club and their place on campus (1:42); for the Blue Jay, Adrienne deFaria reads her piece, "Depot of Silence," from the Blue and White's recent December Issue (22:01); and Lex Maisel and Lucas Schlesinger return with "Who's the Ferris of Them All" (38:46). Monday Morningside airs every Monday from 8:30-9:30 AM in New York City, live on WKCR. 

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On the January 23rd episode of Monday Morningside (the first of 2023!): An update to upcoming programming with WKCR's programming director, Sam Seliger (5:26), Maria Shaughnessy speaks to Leni Bryan and Sarah Barlyn about Live Constructions at the station (23:57), and programmer Sofia Rivera talks about her experiences abroad in Dublin and exchange programs in New York (24:03). Tune in to Monday Morningside every Monday from 8:30-9:30 AM EST at wkcr.org!

Monday Morningside is still on break for another week, but until we return at the end of January, please enjoy this special broadcast from January 12th, 2023! This features an interview with Carter Haskins, the founder/manager of Analog Film NYC, who is introducing a special screening of Tron: Legacy (2010) this upcoming Tuesday night (1:09) as well as recounting his top films of 2022 (25:15); followed by an archival recording of the first time Carter appeared on WKCR from last spring (31:11). Monday Morningside will return on January 23, 2023 ready to take on the new year!

On the jam-packed December 12th episode of Monday Morningside (the last of the semester!): WKCR Classical Head Maria Shaughnessy offers a look at the upcoming 2022 Bachfest (2:35); Blue and White Editor-in-Chief Claire Shang reads her essay, "Artists of Artifice," and reflects on her term coming to a close (12:43); graduating In All Language head Charles Smith reflects on bringing rock to WKCR (31:21); sports analyst Stephen Dames offers a look at the upcoming World Cup semifinals and gives his picks (37:07); and one last Ferris of Them All from Lex and Lucas before the year is through (48:58). Thank you to everyone for making Monday Morningside possible—we'll be back in 2023. 

On the December 5th episode of Monday Morningside: an update from sports analyst/programmer Stephen Dames on the World Cup, including the Netherlands' knockout of the US team (3:16); from The Blue and White Magazine, Victor Omojola reads his Blue Note, "Come On You Spurs," and discusses the life of following Premier League football an ocean away (14:22); and on Art Fart, Georgina Brainerd discusses the Whitney's Edward Hopper exhibition with Simon Lieber and Milly Hopkins (35:01). Tune into Monday Morningside every Monday from 8:30-9:30 AM!

On the November 28th episode of Monday Morningside: We hear from students what Thanksgiving means, ranging from first-time Thanksgivings, to family bonding over the Wordle, to the most memorable dishes and stories (2:58); then, introducing a new segment in collaboration with The Blue and White Magazine, featuring a reading and interview with Grace Adee, a staff writer who recently published "A Department of Our Own," an article about Columbia's Center for the Study of Ethnicity and Race (11:58); and lastly, another episode of Who's the Ferris of Them All? hosted by Lex Maisel and Lucas Schlesinger (31:45). Tune into Monday Morningside every Monday from 8:30-9:30 AM EST at 89.9 FM or wkcr.org. 

Happy Halloween from WKCR News and Arts! On this special episode of Monday Morningside: Sergio Butron's weather report (1:12); a reading of "A Ghost in Philosophy Hall," an account Columbia's very own resident phantom, with Ted Schmiedeler, Ale Diaz-Pizarro, Jayden James, and Josh Kazali (4:52); Georgina Brainerd hosts a discussion about Wolfgang Tillman's new exhibit, "To Look Without Fear," at the Museum of Modern Art with Dominic Wiharso and Oliver Rice (22:23); and Lex and Lucas settle once again, Who is the Ferris—and Scarest—of Them All! (45:24) Tune in live to Monday Morningside, every Monday from 8:30-9:30 AM Eastern Standard Time.