Hosts Diego Medina and Rachael Weinberg watch another week of horror movies for their Spooktober: 31 Nights of Fright miniseries. This week the pair discusses slashers, sequels, sadism, and postmodernism as they navigate the biggest names in horror: Freddy, Jason, Chucky, Ghostface, and Leatherface.

If you’d like to watch along with the pair for next week, feel free to visit The Ithacan‘s Instagram @ithacanonline to view the full list.

This week, host Arleigh Rodgers spoke with senior Georgia Riordan and junior Sarah Moon, both poetry editors at Stillwater, the Department of Writing’s literary magazine. Their 10-track playlist “Re:Mixed Muse” is a collection of songs with excellent lyrics that contemplate life, love, and grilled cheese.

You can listen to Riordan and Moon’s playlist here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1wH1pVuiWdEryp6pmRGn5e?si=prKsGoJTSVqTh8aLMDGbRA

Host Sobeida Rosa is back with her final season of The Brown Girl Chronicles. This season, Rosa will be hosting a small miniseries titled "During a Pandemic" where she will discuss different issues with her guests and how those issues changed in the wake of COVID-19.

In this episode, she sits down with Ithaca College seniors Daniela Rivero and Cyepress Rite. The three discuss how they've maintained their mental health and spirituality within the experiences of people of color.

Welcome to The Moon Rises Too, a personal growth podcast that discusses the journey to making peace with ourselves by exploring and embracing the darkness within — our faults, hardships, fears, etc. 

In this introductory episode, host Nijha Young introduces herself and discusses her goals and intentions for the podcast. Young also explains the meaning behind the podcast's title. 

Young encourages listeners to join her on this journey as she learns about practices like journaling, introspection, spirituality, meditation, mindfulness and more, to work through issues surrounding mental health, finding and following one's purpose and passions and loving all of yourself as you are.

Hosts Diego Medina and Rachael Weinberg discuss seven films from week two of the 31 Nights of Fright miniseries. Though these films are filled with camp and fun, the two discuss everything from underrepresentation in the canon in regards to “Halloween III: Season of the Witch” (Tommy Lee Wallace, 1982) to more kid-friendly horror with “Gremlins” (Joe Dante, 1984) and how the viscerally problematic films of our past, including “Sleepaway Camp” (Robert Hiltzik, 1983), raise questions and change the face of queer horror.

If you’d like to watch along with the pair for next week, feel free to visit The Ithacan‘s Instagram @ithacanonline to view the full list.

Co-hosts Gabby Laccona and Kaitlin Maniscalco sit down with senior guard Megan Yawman from the Ithaca College women’s basketball team to discuss the potential upcoming season and decisions made by the NCAA. They also discuss Yawman’s high school experience, which changed her outlook on the sport.

This week, hosts Diego Medina and Rachael Weinberg reunite to kick off their “Spooktober: 31 Nights of Fright” special. The two do a speed round of the week’s films and discuss their favorites and least favorites. This week’s films range from forbidden silent film “Häxan” (Benjamin Christensen, 1922) to William Friedkin’s critically acclaimed “The Exorcist” (1973) to cult favorite “Re-Animator” (Stuart Gordon, 1985). 

If you’d like to watch along with the pair for next week, feel free to visit The Ithacan's Instagram @ithacanonline to view the full list.

In this week’s episode, host Arleigh Rodgers talks about film scores with senior Liam Conway, whose playlist “Movie Music to Move You” features 10 musical moments from the films he loves. From “Star Wars” to “High School Musical,” Rodgers and Conway discuss what creates an excellent adventure movie, why teamwork and courage are integral to creating an emotional moment and why “Lord of the Rings” is the best trilogy of all time.

You can listen to Conway’s playlist, “Movie Music to Move You” here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0QjDMnZe3KNGa7D5D1y4p4?si=LifoJvMxQzOMfhw1B4kWAQ

This week host Rachael Weinberg speaks to A’lexiz Dennis about two films from her childhood: Waiting to Exhale and Set It Off. Dennis talks about how these films that influenced her as a filmmaker were a household staple and about the thesis film she’s directing this fall. The two share their love for Jada Pinkett Smith and discuss how black women are represented in film.

You can listen to Dennis' playlist based on her thesis film here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4MlFeSTiBz9OdY4VNRs6yg?si=J4ungScJS0qi1S97QciwLw

Hosts Kaitlin Maniscalco and Gabby Laccona interview senior captain Katie Dick from the field hockey team. Dick shares her reaction to the cancellation of fall sports and her thoughts on possibly staying for a fifth year. She also answers the most important question, “What is your favorite starburst flavor?“