I'm sick! Luckily, my students were able to sub in and interview each other for this week's episode. It helps that they are co-hosts on a podcast so they're used to talking to each other on the mic. Gabe and Noah are the hosts of Our House, a podcast about Purdue basketball. In this episode they talk about the ups and downs of podcasting.

Tyler asks me about flying drones. Grace asks what class I would love to teach if I could.

In this episode, we talk to Allison, the producer of the Trends DuJour podcast about fashion, AI, and using a Solo cup to record.

When you have a discussion-based podcast, and get your buds together to dish, you can find yourself becoming more ringmaster of the circus you've created. That's a learning curve we discuss in today's episode with Tyler and Grace.

Check out their podcasts: Stick Talk and HERoes of History

Ava asks what underrated podcasts I'm listening to.

We all hate our voice, right? That's what I hear. But we love to hear each other -- so what's up with that? I talked to my student Ava about her unique voice and how she is learning to appreciate it.

Check out Ava's podcast It All STEMS from Literature.

Allison fangirls out on Dateline and asks me about my experience working there.

We're back! It is season 4 and we have a new group of students producing podcasts - everything from Hamlet to Fashion, Purdue sports - from the athletes POV and the production side. In today's episode we hear from Allison and Craig about their podcasts and how they came up with their ideas.

Craig Combs is a play-by-play announcer for Purdue athletics. His interview-based podcast, THE ONE LEVEL UP PODCAST. explores the production side of those games you watch on TV.

Allison Lund guides college students on their pet-ownership journey in her podcast DOGS & DEGREES.

How do I break from distractions and get to work? It is not easy... but maybe distractions can serve a purpose.

In this episode we discuss the technological aspects of creating a podcast: from microphones to AI.