In this episode, The Panther talks to student-artist and small business owner Brianna Schatt about her jewelry shop on Etsy, @bybriannarebecca.

Check out Schatt's store here.

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On this episode of Chapman Behind the Scenes, The Panther walks around the Orange Home Grown Farmers & Artisans Market to hear stories from the local artists, growers and chefs. Listen in and make sure to stop by the marketplace, which occurs Saturdays from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. at Palm Ave. and Cypress St.

Created by DANIEL PEARSON, Staff Podcast Creator. Edited by COURTNEY ARCHERD, Podcast Editor

A rally was held in the Orange Circle Oct. 30, promoting general anti-mask and anti-vaccine sentiments along with other loosely affiliated viewpoints regarding mandates in general. The Panther went down to interview some participants in the protest for their opinions.

For further information on this rally, check out The Panther Newspaper here.

Other resources to curb the spread of COVID-19 misinformation:

Does the vaccine mandate apply to federal employees?

Which United States officials are vaccinated?

Can masks make you sicker?

Did 9,000 people really die from the COVID-19 vaccine?

Did the FDA approve the COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use?

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After an anti-mask change.org petition made its rounds through campus, The Panther interviewed various students to surmise their take on this matter. Should we prioritize individual freedoms over the general health of the public? How long will these restrictions last?

Other resources:

How does wearing your mask protect yourself as well as others?

How does the COVID-19 vaccine work?

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On this segment of “Chapman Behind the Scenes,” The Panther talks to Randy Burba, chief of Public Safety, about the blue light emergency system on campus — a safety measure placed on campuses across the country.

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Do students feel safe during in-person classes? Is Chapman effectively communicating with its students and faculty? Is Chapman doing enough to protect us from COVID-19? 

This week, The Panther gets the answers to these important questions through a deep dive into the attitudes and opinions of the general student body regarding Chapman’s handling of the pandemic. Stay tuned for part two of this long-form podcast.

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In this segment of “Chapman Behind the Scenes,” The Panther sits down with Nanci Kelham and Ethan, two lead actors in the recent production of “Tartuffe” by Moliére. This was Chapman’s College of Performing Art’s most recent play that was shown Oct 14-17. These two actors share some behind the scenes production stories about how a 16th century classic was adapted into a modern hit, performed by some of Chapman’s best performers.

Created by DANIEL PEARSON, Staff Podcast Creator. Edited by COURTNEY ARCHERD, Podcast Editor

In this episode, The Panther talks to student-artist Griffen Jones about his new EP, "Songs from my Spaceship," and life as a student at Chapman. To listen to Jones’ music, check out the Spotify link here.

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On this episode of “Chapman Behind the Scenes,” Chapman's Latinx Club joins the Panther Pod to talk about what they've been up to around campus for Latin Heritage Month. Stay tuned until the end to hear what events Latinx Club has planned next and how to get involved, no matter your cultural background.

Created by DANIEL PEARSON, Staff Podcast Creator. Edited by COURTNEY ARCHERD, Podcast Editor

On this episode, The Panther speaks with Patricia Flores, the program director at Orange County Environmental Justice (OCEJ). OCEJ is a nonprofit group that “fights for environmental justice by mobilizing and empowering marginalized community members.” Flores explains the role of the OCEJ, the biggest campaigns its held and some of the best ways Chapman students can help fight for local equality in accessibility to clean resources.

Created by DANIEL PEARSON, Staff Podcast Creator. Edited by COURTNEY ARCHERD, Podcast Editor