Season 2 kicks off with Bruce learning from Richelle Monaghan how Snapchat can be a study tool in the anatomy classroom. Hear how Jamie Poole and senior students redesigned Laurier 101 to engage new students transitioning to university. Tyler Van Herzele chats about relationship building with Laurier’s community and workplace partners and wedding planning amid COVID-19 uncertainty. Plus a new segment: Pop Culture Campus!

Sue Ferguson recounts stories from her recent road trip from Texas to Toronto. Melissa Weaver opens up about balancing work, home renos, and puppy training. Tarah Brookfield shares how this podcast inspired her to teach a Directed Studies course this summer comparing memories of Polio and COVID-19.

Jane Desmond discusses the resilience of international students juggling school, family separation, and travel restrictions during the COVID-19 pandemic. Discover how trust and teasing are central to Oliver Masakure and Stacey Wilson-Forsberg’s interdisciplinary research collaborations. Alumni artist Shazlin Rahman shares how her work inspired by her grandmother, a batik sarong maker from Malaysia.

Learn about Lianne Leddy’s sabbatical plans to trace family history in transnational Fur Trade records. Jennifer Hicks outlines what’s new at the Career Centre and gives an update on Navigator job searches. UXD student Joel Schellenberger explains how he is doing a co-op with Ontario Digital Services without leaving his house.

Cody Groat shares his PhD research and side project interviewing Indigenous members in the Order of Canada. We celebrate Jenna Olender and Karley Doucette's Staff Award for Teaching Excellence. Plus, Jennifer Root takes us on a virtual tour of her farm.

This special episode features interviews with three recent retirees: Nancy Lambert, Gary Warrick, and Elaine Francombe. From convocations to starting new programs, they each reflect on their favourite memories of working at Laurier Brantford from 1999-2020.

Joshua Landry hopes for summer connections via the BTM Students' Association. Danielle Law reports on her CARE lab students and sews for the Brant County face mask COVID-19 initiative. Sara Neziol challenges the campus community to support the local food bank and asks the One Market audience to name Advising’s new chat bot.

Angel Evans discusses how the Accessible Learning team rallied to serve students remotely. Tahwila Husaini shares what she's learned from her placement with the Community Legal Clinic. Scott Nicholson delves into virtual escape rooms and cultural bias in transnational gaming.

We hear from Adam Bloomfield about his new type of busy at work and home, plus the Dean of Students Office’s cookbook. Natasha O’Neill provides an update on The Sputnik and laments the YMCA closure. Kate Rossiter finds no joy living through her research expertise on pandemics and institutional violence. Plus, what’s better than a cat making a surprise appearance during a Zoom meeting?

Kawennakon Bonnie Whitlow shares how she overcame the shift to remote learning to finish teaching her Mohawk language class. Abby Goodrum draws on Jakob Nielsen’s “General Principles for Interaction Design” to navigate her now widely online world. From kitchen concerts to Spotify, Chandler Berardi’s music entertains and raises money for health-care workers.