You didn't ask, but this week we answered all questions relating to Chadwick Boseman, the VMAs, political conventions, and movies and music that came out over the summer. We explored what movies are coming out in the coming months, what's the deal with movie theaters during COVID, and, of course, what is Taylor Swift up to these days? Settle in and listen as Since You Didn't Ask takes you on a wild ride through the past few months' current events.

The inaugural episode of Radio Free Lit, Washington College's online literature reading series. This is a joint production between Radio Free George and the Rose O'Neil Literary House. A special thanks to our readers this week:

-Isabella Anderson '22 (Reminder Separate Your Laundry)

-Michelle Ly '21 (Hungry)

-Leah Duff '21 (The Garden Graveyard)

-Liane Beckley '21 (For My Stalker)

-Annalie Buscarino '21 (Bookends)

-Julia Clifton '22 (On Never, Country Roads)

This weeks readings come from the most recent issues of the Collegian. Find this year's first Collegian issue out this Friday, on their websitewccollegian.com. Radio Free Lit is always taking student submissions, email us your work at [email protected]!

The inaugural "Focus on Fellows" podcast with Washington College Professor Kitty Maynard. “Focus on Fellows” is a conversation with recent recipients of Cromwell fellowships to develop teaching projects.

In this episode, Assistant Professor of Anthropology Emily Steinmetz reflects on the first semester of her freshman year seminar, "Liberation". Steinmetz taught two sections of the course, one on Washington College campus, and another at women’s prison in Delaware. Tune in to hear about how Professor Steinmetz is trying to push her students to re-conceptualize alternatives to prisons through an open dialogue with incarcerated peoples.