In this episode of Just John Podcast, John Turner and his guest Leah Aulisio-Sharpe talk about self-growth and how they've evolved throughout college. They are candid and share the beauty and ugliness of dying to what they once were. They delve into the ups and downs of finding themselves and how they were able to do so. They also discuss the complexity of friendships. They are honest and share what they've learned from friendships and how these relationships have shaped their outlook on life. You definitely do not want to miss this episode. Leah and John laugh, yell, and almost cry (ok the crying part may be a stretch). Like, Share, and Subscribe to support the Just John Podcast and of course, enjoy the episode!

John is back with another episode of Just John Podcast. In the episode John and his guest Malick Mercier are very REAL and discuss the good, the bad, and the ugly of the journalism industry. They talk about what it's like being a Black male in journalism and the racism they've experienced as student journalists. They also discuss what needs to happen if the journalism industry is to survive as the younger generations start to consume more media. Apart from this, they discuss how to make your own lane and what it looks like to not take the "traditional" route when it comes to journalism. Malick is also very vulnerable and shares his negative experience with Barbara Fedida, former senior Vice President of talent at ABC News, who was fired for racist remarks. This is an episode you don't want to miss! Like, Subscribe, and Share to support. 

John Turner is back at it again with a heated episode! In this episode, he shares his trauma surrounding being a pastor's kid, with his guest Samiah Dilbert. They discuss what it's like growing up in the church and how it's shaped their outlook on life. They also give their opinions on the Kirk Franklin situation in which he cursed out his son. For news of the week, they talk about the need to stop violence against Asian people and how there's a growing Black vs. Asian narrative being spun by the media. It wouldn't be Just John podcast if they didn't talk about someone who portrayed Black excellence and who they chose might surprise you. Like, subscribe, and download to support the podcast, ENJOY! 

“On this episode of Climate: TBD Katharine Tyler and Kendall talk to activists Sara Stohl and Lauren Miller about the Ithaca College Open The Books coalition.

Special Thanks to Editors Katharine and Gemma as well as Passion Project”

This is the first unreleased episode of Just John Podcast. This episode was filmed around November of 2020 and John and his guest Kamira Armstrong discuss the Tory Lanez and Meghan Thee Stallion altercation, and what it means to protect Black women. They also discuss the need for Black men, to step up and stop harming Black women. While touching on what it's like attending college in a pandemic. It wouldn't be a throwback episode without discussing the election and giving predictions, where they right? Listen to find out! Please subscribe, and leave a review!

In episode 2 of Maximum Streaming, Minah and Sinclair discuss four romantic movies: The Bitter Tears of Petra Von Kant (Fassbinder, 1972), In The Mood for Love (Kar-Wai, 2000), Singin' in the Rain (Kelly & Donen, 1952), and Lars and the Real Girl (Gillespie, 2007). 

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Newer Wave by Kevin MacLeod

Maximum Streaming is a media-based podcast that focuses on mainly HBO Max podcast. In the first episode of Minah (@minahstcyr on insta) and Sinclair's (@pinktrianglez on insta) podcast, we talk about childhood nostalgia. 

MUSIC CREDITS

Newer Wave by Kevin MacLeod

Eco Reps Tessie, Katharine, Kendall, and Gemma sat down together over zoom and talked with Josh Enderle about composting and his job as a Recycling and Composting Educator at the Cornell Cooperative Extension of Broome County

Hey music lovers! Welcome back to Behind the Beat. In the fourth episode of the series, host Bronte Cook speaks with Teddy Hyde — an Ithaca-based composer, singer and songwriter. In the episode, the two chat about his upcoming album, how he attracted a national audience and his favorite spots in Ithaca. (Plus — how his song “Sex with a Ghost” went viral on Tik Tok and now has 10 million+ listens.) Tune in now!

On the third episode of Behind the Beat, host Brontë Cook interviews Kerry Alexander — the lead singer, songwriter, and guitarist of Twin Cities-based indie rock band The Bad Bad Hats. Brontë and Kerry chat about songwriting, virtual performances, the Minneapolis music scene, and how much Kerry loves Chopped. Find the band on streaming services and Instagram @badbadhats!