Student Podcasts

As the hosts of the laundry basket we talk about some animated movies from our childhood and compare which ones we think are better than others. We compare some of the best movies like the incredibles, wreck it ralph, and shrek. This sparks some conversation about which movies on the ranking we have and haven’t seen. We discuss some Ghibli movies at some point and which ones are good like Howls moving castle and ponyo as well. We end off with joseph saying that next weeks topic will be childhood video games 

Today, we look at Dispatch, released on October 22, 2025, for Steam, PS5, and eventually Nintendo Switch 1+2. Former Telltale Games developers formed the indie AdHoc Studios, to create original stories, with all the charm that made people fall in love with Telltale. Dispatch, their debut game, is an episodic comedy about a retired superhero, working as a dispatcher for ex-supervillains, turned superheroes. The game was far more successful than anyone on the team had anticipated, achieving its three-year goal in the span of 3 months, but does it live up to the hype? Tune in and find out.

In this episode we dive deep into Jumanji and Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle-two wildly different takes on the same mysterious board game. From the grounded, suspenseful adventure led by Robin Williams to the high-energy, video game-inspired comedy starring Dwayne Johnson and Kevin Hart, we explore how each version reflects the era it was made in. Was the original’s darker tone more impactful, or does the remake’s humor and modern twist make it more fun?

For this episode, I will give a brief recap on episodes 1 & 2. Then I will talk about how being able to run a student radio show turned into my podcast. I will also highlight things that we are currently learning, and how they apply to getting the degree. I will also talk about the hands-on experience and how it translates to the real world. The last thing that I’ll touch on is finding what you like to do the most in production and following that path.

Malcolm and Lou discuss the case of a woman who wrote a children's book about the death of her husband… only for her to be later found guilty of his murder, the fact that she was millions of dollars in debt, and doesn't know “burner phone protocol”

On the third episode of Question Everything, host Ellen Fish invites listeners to venture beyond the limits of what we think we know and into the unknowns of the universe. Joined by guest Cassie Fish and George Pierce, this episode delves into the question of parallel universes, alternate realities, and related quantum physics, to try and understand the very fabric of the reality in which we live. Their conversation spans several facets of the subject matter to ask what in the multiverse?

On the second episode of Question Everything, host Ellen Fish invites listeners to venture beyond the limits of what we think we know and into the unknowns of the universe. Joined by guest Cassie Fish, the episodes conversation explores a burning question that has plagued humanity since its inception: what happens after death? This episodes discussion covers several topics related to this question such as the after life, reincarnation, past lives, and ghosts.

This week, the cast segwayed from the previous topic at the end of Episode 1: Socks which was anime.

The cast talks about which shows started their journey into the community and which shows they disliked. General discussion begins with slight banter back and forth, while bringing to light the reasons they stick with certain genres

This episode we pit the 1988 original Child’s Play against the 2019 reboot. One Chucky is a psychopath in plastic possessed by voodoo black magic. The other is a deranged Tamagotchi gone wrong- a rogue AI smart toy with no safety protocols. We break down supernatural evil vs. technological horror, compare the kills, the mom’s voices, and hunt for easter eggs. Which killer doll actually scares you more in 2026 ancient soul or bad code?