The Doppler Effect

Our Kellogg peers, Leah Chernoff and Radhika Chandrasekhar, talk to us about the importance of mental health awareness and care within the Kellogg environment, and steps we can take to move forward in that regard.

We talk with fellow second years, Hannah Fishman and Kara Richie, about the conversations we want to have to show who we are, why we may not have them, and who we have these talks with, all within the context of the Kellogg bubble.

Jordan and Mitch, Kellogg students and members of the bands, talk to us about how they first started performing, their decisions to join the Kellogg Bands, and their outlook on the future of the music scene at Kellogg.

Our 2nd year peers, Kris Masoor and Jess Palfrey, talk to us about Kellogg Nice; what it is, what it isn't, and how we should deal with it.

Kellogg's very own rockstar professor, Meghan Busse, talks to us about her childhood, her love for economics, her journey into academics, and a whole lot more.

We talked with Kellogg's incredible strategy professor, Meghan Busse, about her life, her career, her path to Kellogg, and other great topics.

We talk to fellow 1st years, Ricardo and Zanny, about their experiences dealing with impostor syndrome and Kellogg and the advice they have for others.

We talk to 2nd year students Jarita and James about the lessons they've learned at Kellogg.

We invited Prof. Robert Bray and JD/MBA Emily Gamble to our podcast to talk about our shared home, the city of Evanston.