Just in time for Valentine's Day, the Radio DePaul Podcast is here with stories of feelings that defy our abilities to describe.

This week we highlight the best of our 48-Hour Live Broadcast Marathon Fundraiser, Rock-The-Clock, raising money for DePaul University's DemonTHON fundraiser for Lurie Children's Hospital. We've got great content from Good Vibes, Millennial Round-Table, and interviews with some of the children and families of Lurie Children's Hospital.

If you enjoyed the show, please donate here!

http://events.dancemarathon.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=donorDrive.teamParticipants&teamID=22450

Premiering February 16th, Radio DePaul's new podcast Mistake and Eggs from Joe D'Amico!

This episode featured music from Ava Lake.

This week we highlight the best of our 48-Hour Live Broadcast Marathon Fundraiser, Rock-The-Clock, raising money for DePaul University's DemonTHON fundraiser for Lurie Children's Hospital. We've got great content from Good Vibes, Millennial Round-Table, and interviews with some of the children and families of Lurie Children's Hospital.

If you enjoyed the show, please donate here!

http://events.dancemarathon.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=donorDrive.teamParticipants&teamID=22450

Premiering February 16th, Radio DePaul's new podcast Mistake and Eggs from Joe D'Amico!

This episode featured music from Ava Lake.

Who are you to question someone's belief? When does ideology become fraud? Was the sinking of the Titanic an inside job? All of this and more, in this week's episode.

Who are you to question someone's belief? When does ideology become fraud? Was the sinking of the Titanic an inside job? All of this and more, in this week's episode.

Between bidding one president farewell and greeting another, this past weekend has been full of changes. This week on the Radio DePaul Podcast, we break them down.

CORRECTION: In this we mention audio from 14 East Magazine and incorrectly say it is from the January 20 Chicago protests. It is actually from the January 21 Women's March on Chicago.

Between bidding one president farewell and greeting another, this past weekend has been full of changes. This week on the Radio DePaul Podcast, we break them down.

CORRECTION: In this we mention audio from 14 East Magazine and incorrectly say it is from the January 20 Chicago protests. It is actually from the January 21 Women's March on Chicago.

The last time the United States was as polarized as it is today, it was the Civil War. This week as the Radio DePaul Podcast comes back from a break, we dive into the fringes of political discourse and see what we can find.

The last time the United States was as polarized as it is today, it was the Civil War. This week as the Radio DePaul Podcast comes back from a break, we dive into the fringes of political discourse and see what we can find.

As the quarter draws to a close, The Radio DePaul Podcast takes stock. A lot has happened, and we ask, how did we get here?