Rough Draft Podcast Show

This is the first episode of the auxiliary podcast "the Peer Review" which is a spin off of the main Podcast the Rough Draft.

In this episode of the Peer Review we have Bethany Toy a current YCP Student on to discuss the Harry Potter series, some popular and unpopular views as well as a discussion of its contribution to literature as a whole.

The Peer Review will be published every other week opposite of the podcast and will feature all different forms of content and hopefully many more guest!

As always tell us how we are doing. If you like or don't like something, want to suggest topics or would like to submit work to be read or join us on the podcast! Send an E-Mail to [email protected]

We can't wait to hear from you! Enjoy!

This is the first episode of Season 5 of The Rough Draft. Brought to you by Artemis and Collyn. As it is a first episode, we are just introducing ourselves and doing some lite chatting about literature and the human experience.

This is the first episode of Season 5 of The Rough Draft. Brought to you by Artemis and Collyn. As it is a first episode, we are just introducing ourselves and doing some lite chatting about literature and the human experience.

Rough Draft 3.6 by The York Review

A conversation with York College writer-in-residence, the memoirist and poet Nick Flynn.

Rough Draft 3.5 by The York Review

Rough Draft 3.5 by The York Review

Now in its third season, the Rough Draft Podcast has started to find an identity as a podcast documenting the progression of an undergraduate creative writing program's passion project.

Hosts: Chantel Vereen and Steph Jackman

Now in its third season, the Rough Draft Podcast has started to find an identity as a podcast documenting the progression of an undergraduate creative writing program's passion project.

Hosts: Chantel Vereen and Steph Jackman

In episode 4, co-hosts Chantel and Steph interview photographer and aspiring poet Seven Van Nort about the importance of art and body imageThe group also discusses the Humans of New York project, Steph’s stinky feet, and the utter importance of great eyebrows.