August van Nieuwenhuysen (2025), Cameron Kalopsis (2024), and Molly Gibbons (2024) talk about the 2024 Gender Symposium about being online, their process for determining the theme, and give sneak peeks about what to expect!

Hosts DJ Smith and Negasi Brown discuss what their four years have looked like in their final episode of The Mossy Pod.

The Mossy Pod is produced by The Mossy Log, Lewis & Clark College's independent, student-run newspaper. Hosted by DJ Smith & Negasi Brown. Edited by DJ Smith & Venus Edlin. Artwork by Sofia Reeves. Music by DJ Smith. Contact us about The Mossy Pod at [email protected], [email protected] or [email protected]

Hosts DJ Smith and Negasi Brown talk with Isaac Babus '26 about many cultural issues, primarily focusing on their own identities as Jewish and African American. Find out Isaac's opinion on stereotypes, why DJ describes K-Pop as sriracha mayo and how they define the difference between collaboration and appropriation. Isaac can be reached @isaac.babus on Instagram and their work is @homelessofSB.

The Mossy Pod is produced by The Mossy Log, Lewis & Clark College's independent, student-run newspaper. Hosted by DJ Smith & Negasi Brown. Edited by DJ Smith & Venus Edlin. Artwork by Sofia Reeves. Music by DJ Smith. Contact us about The Mossy Pod at [email protected], [email protected] or [email protected]

Enjoy this special episode which features audio initially run on KPH digital radio. ASB President Madeleine MacWilliamson addresses the campus community in a State of the College Address. Afterwards, MacWilliamson is interviewed by The Mossy Log's Features Editor Maya Mazor-Hoofien and Visuals Editor Leo Bernstein Newman.

Hosts DJ Smith and Negasi Brown talk with U.S. Ambassador to Angola and Sao Tome and Principe Tulinabo S. Mushingi during his visit to campus. He was brought to campus by Diplomat in Residence Niels Marquardt. For more information, read Noah Reese-Clauson's story about Mushingi's visit to campus.

The Mossy Pod is produced by The Mossy Log, Lewis & Clark College's independent, student-run newspaper. Hosted by DJ Smith & Negasi Brown. Edited by DJ Smith & Venus Edlin. Artwork by Sofia Reeves. Music by DJ Smith. Contact us about The Mossy Pod at [email protected], [email protected] or [email protected]

Hosts DJ Smith and Negasi Brown talk with John Mbanda about African diaspora, the difference between Black/African American and the role of the Afrikan Diaspora Club on campus. Mbanda is reachable at [email protected] or through the Afrikan Diaspora Club's Instagram.

The Mossy Pod is produced by The Mossy Log, Lewis & Clark College's independent, student-run newspaper.

The Mossy Pod is back in session. Stay tuned to hear diverse stories and passionate conversations through the course of the semester. The show will come out biweekly on Friday's, alternating to print publication of The Mossy Log newspaper. Stay tuned for the next episode.

This week, hosts Negasi Brown and DJ Smith talk with members of the Hawaii club on campus. Hear about the difference from being from Hawaii and being Hawaiian, the best shaved ice spots on the islands and their upcoming luau. 

Hosts DJ Smith and Negasi Brown are back! This week they are discussing President Robin Holmes-Sullivan's inauguration and include audio from the event.

Reporting courtesy of Amelia Doyle & Ashlyn Little.

All opinions are representative of the individuals and not The Mossy Log as an organization.

Host DJ Smith is once again without his co-host, but has an interview with his fellow football player Jonathan "Trip" Newsome. They discuss what it is like being Black men from diverse cities, coming to a Predominately White Institution (PWI) with a large LGBTQ+ population.