Tell Me More

By The Harvard Independent

The podcast of the Harvard Independent.... more

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November 25, 2019 TIDE: Protesting at Harvard-Yale
TIDE, a new podcast series by the Harvard Independent produced by Charles Xu and Marissa Garcia. Together, they explore how the climate crisis has affected the city of Boston and driven individuals to take action.
In the first episode of TIDE, we focus on the students activists behind the movement for climate justice. One of these groups, Fossil Fuel Divest Harvard, has mobilized to demand that Harvard University withdraw investments in the fossil fuel industry. Students, faculty as well as alums have joined together to advocate for a sustainable and socially responsible future.
On November 23, at the annual Harvard-Yale game, Divest Harvard took its protests to the Yale Bowl, rushing onto the field to call both universities to divest from fossil fuel companies. Their actions delayed the game by approximately 40 minutes and made the rounds on many national news networks, including the New York Times and the Guardian. We got on-the-ground coverage from this protest.
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29min
January 29, 2019 Ep. 4.4: Fountain Pens & Computations
In this episode, I interview Derek Taylor, a junior here at the College concentrating in Computer Science, a field that, after his brutal first tastes of its challenge, he was enticed to pursue instead of Mechanical Engineering. Proudly Central American and hailing from Miami, Florida, Derek tells us why he finds himself so tied to the culture here in Cambridge, a community that is lustrous in the fountain pens it sells and the education it gives.
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38min
December 29, 2018 Ep. 4.3: The Red Line & A Powerful Name
On Episode 3 of Season Four, the Indy is asking Harvard undergraduates, “What are your ties?” Podcast Editor Marissa Garcia and Indy Staff Member Claire Albert interview Genesis De Los Santos, a senior from Dorchester, Massachusetts concentrating in History and Literature with a focus on Ethnic Studies. She is writing her senior thesis on hair as it relates to femininity within the Dominican Republic, and she discusses her own decision to cut her hair. She sits down with us to tell her story.
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46min
December 03, 2018 Episode 4.2: Redefined Identities & Remedial Rowing
On Episode 2 of Season Four, the Indy is asking Harvard undergraduates, “What are your ties?” Podcast Editor Marissa Garcia interviews Gina Cusing, a junior concentrating in Psychology.

She sits down with us to tell his story.

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55min
October 22, 2018 Episode 4.1: Hand-Sewn Notebooks & Video-Making
On the season premiere of Season Four, the Indy is asking Harvard undergraduates, “What are your ties?” Podcast Editor Marissa Garcia interviews Ian McClanan, a junior from Portland, Oregon concentrating in Social Studies, who dabbles in expressing his creativity both tangibly and digitally. He sits down with us to tell his story.

You can hear more of Ian’s ideas here: https://www.ideasandian.com/
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37min
October 22, 2018 Episode 4.1: Hand-Sewn Notebooks & Video-Making
On the season premiere of Season Four, the Indy is asking Harvard undergraduates, “What are your ties?” Podcast Editor Marissa Garcia interviews Ian McClanan, a junior from Portland, Oregon concentrating in Social Studies, who dabbles in expressing his creativity both tangibly and digitally. He sits down with us to tell his story.

You can hear more of Ian’s ideas here: https://www.ideasandian.com/
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37min
September 11, 2018 Indy Grads: Staff Writer Emily Hall
On a special edition of Tell Me More, we interview graduating senior Emily Hall (Class of 2018), who reflects upon how the Indy served as a political outlet for her. Her next journey is Yale Law School.
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22min
September 11, 2018 Indy Grads: Staff Writer Emily Hall
On a special edition of Tell Me More, we interview graduating senior Emily Hall (Class of 2018), who reflects upon how the Indy served as a political outlet for her. Her next journey is Yale Law School.
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22min
April 23, 2018 Ep. 3.5: Herding Cattle and The West Wing
On the season finale of Season Three, the Indy is asking Harvard undergraduates, “What is the most important thing for you to do when you go home?” Marissa Garcia, the new Podcast Editor, interviews Michael Shafer, a freshman from Athena, Oregon intending to concentrate in Government. He believes freedom comes through education, and he is actively taking strides to stymie the ever-growing cynicism of our society in regards to the integrity of our politicians. He sits down with us to tell his story.
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24min
April 23, 2018 Ep. 3.5: Herding Cattle and The West Wing
On the season finale of Season Three, the Indy is asking Harvard undergraduates, “What is the most important thing for you to do when you go home?” Marissa Garcia, the new Podcast Editor, interviews Michael Shafer, a freshman from Athena, Oregon intending to concentrate in Government. He believes freedom comes through education, and he is actively taking strides to stymie the ever-growing cynicism of our society in regards to the integrity of our politicians. He sits down with us to tell his story.
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24min

FAQs about Tell Me More:

How many episodes does Tell Me More have?

The podcast currently has 40 episodes available.