In todays experience, we discuss the differences in being a player to a coach at the DIII level with Henry Butterfield III. Host Jake Okamoto and Henry discuss the experiences that come with these situations at the college level and how insanely chaotic it can be. Henry who was a member of the Washington College baseball team in his graduation in 2022 goes through certain instances as a player what made his D3 experience like nonother and what he learned from those encounters as now a Division III coach. From staying at 1 star hotels, being a head coach for a summer league team full of Division III players, and drawing up potential layouts for a storage space as his newest role as an assistant coach for Emerson's baseball team, you'll hear everything and more on the very first installment of "Buddy Welcome To It". 

Time Stamps: 

0:00- Intro/ description of podcast guest

0:57- Interview begins

2:26- outside media

13:33- mid-roll ad

14:53- franchise element

17:27- interview ends

17:30- Outro

18:16 podcast ends

Season 1, Episode 1

Yankee Meets Europe is a travel-based podcast about when Americans travel to Europe and are completely shocked by the lifestyle of those living in the country that they are living in which can be seen as extremely annoying by the locals. This podcast is made for Americans who want to travel to Europe and to get an idea of how to be respectful to the locals who are living there. We essentially tell them about the Do's and Don'ts of Europe. 

In today's episode, we'll be discussing the country of Greece. A tropical paradise for some and is one of the most popular tourist countries in the world. However, Yankees are known to make some clumsy mistakes. In this episode, we meet with Ziad Asfar, who worked in the Greek hospitality industry for 20 years to discuss these mistakes.

Time Stamps 

0:00 - 1:07: Introduction

1:08 - 1:41: Quick word from an American who went to Greece

1:42 - 1:51: Quick thoughts about the words from the American who went to Greece

1:52 - 9:33: Introduce the guest and head straight into the 1st half of the interview 

9:34 - 10:24: Quick word from the sponsor of the episode, Butcher Box!

10:25 - 18:12: Second Half of Interview 

18:13 - 19:04: Conclusion 

This episode was sponsored by, Butcher Box! Make sure to check their website: butcherbox.com/SOS and use code SOS, for %10 off of Ribeyes today!

Make sure to check our Twitter: @YankMeetsEurope for future episodes!

The Backstage Pass is a podcast focused on uncovering the secrets and unknown “behind the scenes” information on TV shows, films, music, and more! We are constantly surrounded by different types of media, and it is extremely persuasive towards our society. That being said, there are countless different realities that are hidden from consumers regarding production protocols, accuracy, and representation. Each episode focuses on a different aspect of media (film, TV, music, books, etc.) and will uncover insider information through thorough research and interviews of professional guests in the respective media fields!

***This episode is sponsored by Trade Coffee, go to drinktrade.org/backstage to take the quiz to find your new favorite coffee roast!***

On the first episode of The Backstage Pass, Nicole talks to Kevin Kliesch, an Emmy-award winning composer most known for his work on Sofia the First and Tangled. Kevin is a graduate from Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts who moved to California to put his dreams of being a film composer into action. Today, he is credited for his work on over 100 films, some of which are Tangled, Sausage Party, and 10 Things I Hate About You.

In this episode, Kevin sheds light on his experiences as a film and TV composer and talks about what his job fully entails! Nicole and Kevin discuss some of their favorite scores, what goes into composing for film and TV, and some of his favorite moments from being in the film music industry. He also gives some advice for those who are looking to enter the industry in the future!

0:00 - Introduction

0:49 - Fast Facts Segment

2:29 - Kevin's Background/Early Experience

5:08 - The Difference Between an Orchestrator and a Composer

6:48 - Composing Post-COVID (Rise of New Technology)

10:35 - Shoutout to Sponsor (Trade Coffee)

11:36 - Working With Animators

14:54 - The Difference Between Composing for TV vs. Film

16:58 - Learning to Play Several Instruments

20:34 - Advice for Aspiring Film Composers

22:27 - Final Takeaways

This episode focuses on the luggage for studying abroad. The host will talk about the difference in luggage between studying abroad and traveling, how to plan to pack the luggage and specify the list of things for each suitcase and the bag. 

Twitter: @SAHandbookPod

Time Stamps:

0:00~0:30 INTRO

0:45 Sponsor - Trade Coffee

1:38 "What should I bring" vs "I could purchase it later on"

2:05 Keep in mind that you gonna stay there for a long time

3:02 Do research on what you actually need

4:39 intermisson/sponsor

6:13 Medicine Issue

7:32 Keep an eye on essential documents like passport

8:15 Major Required Objects

9:20 OUTRO

WELCOME TO ELEVATOR GAMES! The only podcast game show that takes place in an Emerson College dorm building elevator. Find out what happens when host Nat Maymudes asks random elevator passengers to play a game for a chance to win candy! This episode features a game called "categories" in which contestants roll a dice and have to name the number of things they rolled that fit the category.  HOW WILL THE CONTESTANTS DO!?!

This episode is sponsored by Futbol is Life!

Timestamps:

0:55-12:20: Elevator game of the week: Categories

12:20-13:14: Thanks to Futbol is Life! for sponsoring this episode

13:14-19:00: Elevator game of the week: Categories 

Am I A Joke To You? - Episode One - Jonah Bowen

Welcome to the first ever episode of Am I A  Joke To You? This is a comedy podcast where the host, Benjamin Aliber, interviews comedians and gets to know their upbringing into comedy and what makes it special for them. Benjamin tries to uncover what comedy has done for them in their life. Each episode, Benjamin asks about the comedians thoughts on mental health and how comedy has helped them in that regard.

For the first episode of the podcast, Benjamin is joined by his fellow Emerson College student, Jonah Bowen. Jonah is a Junior at Emerson and a Comedy Major. They talk about Jonah and his upbringing into comedy, why he loves it so much, and what it means to him personally. 

This Episode is brought to you by Hello Fresh, Americas #1 Meal Kit!

0:42- Ethan Pearl introduction

0:55- Kate and William in Boston

2:01- Boston Common tree lighting

3:02- Boston Red Sox trades and baseball news

6:17- A word from our sponsor Letterboxd, a movie reviewing app that allows movie lovers to connect world wide!

6:34- Discussion of Bones and All

11:55- 5 tips from our guest Ethan Pearl on how to avoid being eaten by your significant other!

19:12- Goodbye's

Follow our Twitter @wakenbakeboston to hear more updates for other episodes release.

In this episode college student, Owen Tambor talks about his experience of just finishing his finals at Emerson College. From studying and working strategies and the toll finals can take on your mental health in college, Owen hopes to share how he gets through with other students!

TIMESTAMPS:

0 to 30: Intro

00:30 to 8:28 Finals Season Strategies

8:28 to 8:54 TalkSpace.com ad read

8:54 to End: Outro

The Full Throttle Podcast Ep02- The Grand Finale: New Dutch King

Guest: Charles Steinberg