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In vitro fertilization (IVF), once a groundbreaking medical advancement, now faces political and legal challenges that threaten access to fertility care. Associate Editor Kiki Dyball dives into IVF and its' future under the Trump Administration.
Story by Kiki Dyball
Produced and narrated by Audrey Leib
Music by Andrew Vucsko-Cameron
It’s not just the United States. Special Projects Editor Lauren Sheperd discusses the global rightward shift in politics and rhetoric. Listen here or on Spotify.
Written by Lauren Sheperd
Narrated by Danielle Snedeker
Produced by Audrey Leib
Music by Andrew Vucsko-Cameron
14 East editor in chief Sam Freeman shares her perspective on another Trump administration’s impact on the free press.
Written and narrated by Sam Freeman
Produced by Audrey Leib
Music by Andrew Vucsko-Cameron
14 East alum Alexandra Murphy investigates DePaul’s mental-health services. She finds that many are left feeling dissatisfied with the quality of care DePaul has to offer. But is it a DePaul-specific problem?
Story by Alexandra Murphy
Produced and Narrated by Audrey Leib
Music by Andrew Vucsko-Cameron
In the inaugural episode for the 2024-25 academic year, The B-Side takes you on a journey through the highly controversial organization Moms for Liberty.
Story by Sam Freeman
Narration by Morgan Kirsch
Music by Andrew Vucsko-Cameron
Produced by Audrey Leib
14 East Magazine Contributor Juliet Aquino talks to adjunct film professor Olivia Lilley on her career combating misogyny on set. DePaul's Film Fatales club President Paloma Colon Rosa and treasurer Miranda Rodriguez share their experiences with misogyny on student film sets and how their club works to create a safe environment for everyone. This episode contains some profanity. Listener discretion advised.
Chelsey Carter-Sanders, a Project Runway alum, showcased a sustainable fashion collection during the Chicago Humanities Festival in October. 14 East staff writer Elizabeth Gregerson covered her fashion event and the impact Chicago has made on Carter-Sanders.
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