On the Record with Pipe Dream

On the first episode of Pipe Dream's new sports podcast, we discuss the women's basketball invitationals, the upcoming spring season and our March Madness predictions.

This week, our staff take a look at some of the multicultural artists talked about in the latest issue of PRISM. Sophea Clarke, a sophomore majoring in biology, talks about embracing her culture through creativity. Writer Steven Gonzalez and photo editor Kevin Paredes discuss how self-proclaimed boy band Brockhamtpon is changing the face of hip-hop. You can read all of the articles featured in the issue at bupipedream.com.

We delve a little deeper into some of the stories from our 2018 Sex Issue. Professionals from Family Planning of South Central NY discuss the link between birth control methods and mental health. Opinions columnist Sarah Molano talks about reducing the stigma surrounding sex work. You can read all of the articles featured in the issue at bupipedream.com.

Select scenes from Downtown Binghamton's hottest speakeasy, 205 Dry. PRISM editor Kara Jillian Brown speaks about her experiences as a journalist of color and the future of the magazine.

WHRW General Manager Jeff Goldberg discusses copyright issues at Binghamton University’s free-format radio station; Binghamton Hots plans franchise locations; how students are buying tickets for the sold out Post Malone fall concert. We’ll also hear from Adam Flint, program manager at Southern Tier Solar Works.

Republicans dominate the local election; Broome County Executive Jason Garnar opens public conversation on the budget and combatting the opioid epidemic; and how the mainstage production is bending gender roles. We’ll hear from Max Pensky on the new Institute for Genocide and Mass Atrocity prevention, and take a deeper look at our basketball season preview.

Post Malone is announced for the fall concert; which grants are bringing new programs and scholarships to the University; how open access policies may broaden resources available to students

Binghamton University girls’ soccer team wins in overtime (3:19). BU head men's and women's cross country coach Annette Acuff speaks on developing the full potential of the team (4:48). Highlights from the first-ever Town and Gown Advisory Board meeting at the Koffman Southern Tier Incubator on Wednesday (17:30). City of Binghamton official discusses importance of housing inspections (21:15), and Assemblywoman Lupardo and Rural Health Network executive director Jack Salo announce expanding the AmeriCorps program to combat opioid epidemic in the Southern Tier (24:48). 

We look at the impact of the record flooding here in Binghamton, six years later; how students are addressing sexual assault on campus after an explosion of discussion on social media; and the little known office that manages everything from banking to laundry.

Welcome to On the Record. Tonight we’ll discuss the latest in Binghamton University theater productions, new projects Downtown and the University’s role in them, news from SUNY headquarters and why one student thinks Watson should be renamed.