Jessika Huhnke and Nicole Gamble sat down with two members of The Anchorage, an alternative-ska band from the Salt Lake City area. During our interview, we asked the band about their music, performance experiences, and any advice they might have for aspiring musicians. For tickets to their December 30th show at Kilby Court go to www.kilbycourt.com

For more upcoming shows and music, visit their website at www.theanchorage.bandcamp.com. They can be found on social media at facebook.com/theanchorage or twitter.com/the_anchorage.

This is the story of the longest occupation of domestic territory since the Civil War, the 1973 Native American Occupation of Wounded Knee. For hundreds of years, Native American communities have lost their land, been confined to reservations, and been subjected to government policies which aimed to deconstruct their cultural, social, and political identities. This is the story of response. It is the story of the right to decide your own future, the story of the right to decide your own identity. Written and narrated by Westminster student Tim Lindgren.

In addition to the narrative, we will be posting an extensive interview with the Native American historian Dr. Swensen. Dr. Swensen speaks with expertise on the issue, both as a historian and as a Native American.

This is the story of the longest occupation of domestic territory since the Civil War, the 1973 Native American Occupation of Wounded Knee. For hundreds of years, Native American communities have lost their land, been confined to reservations, and been subjected to government policies which aimed to deconstruct their cultural, social, and political identities. This is the story of response. It is the story of the right to decide your own future, the story of the right to decide your own identity. Written and narrated by Westminster student Tim Lindgren.

In addition to the narrative, we will be posting an extensive interview with the Native American historian Dr. Swensen. Dr. Swensen speaks with expertise on the issue, both as a historian and as a Native American.

On this week’s Westminster Health podcast we talked to members of the community in the Outdoor Recreation Program and Climbing Program about their experiences exploring Utah geography. They talked about their adventures and how the activities have benefited their mental and physical health.

On this week’s Westminster Health podcast we talked to members of the community in the Outdoor Recreation Program and Climbing Program about their experiences exploring Utah geography. They talked about their adventures and how the activities have benefited their mental and physical health.

In this podcast we interviewed Josh and Benton from local band Panthermilk, a psychedelic pop group out of Logan, Utah. They released their first EP last March, and are currently finishing their first album. We talked to the group about their musical influences, and some of the craziest stories they’ve have while playing together. Check out their music at https://soundcloud.com/panthermilksounds and https://panthermilk.bandcamp.com/ or follow them on facebook at https://www.facebook.com/panthermilksounds/

In this podcast we interviewed Josh and Benton from local band Panthermilk, a psychedelic pop group out of Logan, Utah. They released their first EP last March, and are currently finishing their first album. We talked to the group about their musical influences, and some of the craziest stories they’ve have while playing together. Check out their music at https://soundcloud.com/panthermilksounds and https://panthermilk.bandcamp.com/ or follow them on facebook at https://www.facebook.com/panthermilksounds/

This podcast is a round-table discussion with Chase Ross, trans activist and social media sensation. Chase is joined by Eileen Chanza-Torres, Professor of English and Gender Studies, Jamie Richards, Levi Rose Barrett, Ryan LaRe, and Carli Darlene Trujillo, leader of the Radical Feminist Club on campus. Listen to their discussion of trans topics including safety, the politics of gender inclusive restrooms, the experience of silence in the classroom, and how people in positions of privilege can be accomplices to individuals who are oppressed.

This podcast is a round-table discussion with Chase Ross, trans activist and social media sensation. Chase is joined by Eileen Chanza-Torres, Professor of English and Gender Studies, Jamie Richards, Levi Rose Barrett, Ryan LaRe, and Carli Darlene Trujillo, leader of the Radical Feminist Club on campus. Listen to their discussion of trans topics including safety, the politics of gender inclusive restrooms, the experience of silence in the classroom, and how people in positions of privilege can be accomplices to individuals who are oppressed.

On this episode of Westminster Health podcast, we took a closer look on what it’s like for students to have access to healthy options on campus. We also hear from the executive chef of the Bon Appetit dining services in Shaw. It’s not just dining, it’s also convenient and affordable grocery shopping. Click the play button for details!