The Weekly: Audio Edition

The Weekly: Audio Edition

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The Weekly: Audio Edition episodes

  • Monday, Oct. 19, 2026

    Content warning: this podcast contains discussion of sexual assault. Viewer discretion is advised. This week: A former UW student sues the university, alleging it ignored warning signs before she was sexually assaulted by a fraternity member — Raika Roy Choudhury with the latest; Talan Collins examines striking parallels between UW President Robert J. Jones’ proposed student conduct code changes and those adopted during his tenure at another university; Olivia Asmann reports on federal funding cuts threatening international education programs; Conner Coughran breaks down Husky football’s first Big Ten victory of the season; David Bedsaul goes to the Ave to explore a new effort to make the street car-free and more on tonight’s broadcast. 


    16 min
  • Monday, Oct. 12, 2026

    In the series premiere of “The Weekly,” a new era of reporting begins at The Daily of the University of Washington, led by anchor and executive producer Talan Collins. This week: UW President Robert J. Jones delivers his first State of the University address amid protest; Talan Collins reports from Microsoft’s Redmond campus on a $42 million partnership raising questions about academic independence; Raika Roy Choudhury examines a new climate technology initiative; Nirja Thaler reports on the final stages of Suzzallo Library’s renovation; Joy Ma explores the latest student art exhibition; Conner Coughran speaks with Elise Woodward, the historic new voice of Husky football and more on tonight’s broadcast. 


    This podcast features the audio edition of “The Weekly.” New episodes air Mondays at 6pm PST on The Daily’s YouTube channel.

    18 min

About The Weekly: Audio Edition

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“The Weekly” is the flagship broadcast news program of The Daily of the University of Washington, delivering a 15-minute showcase of The Daily’s best original reporting on the UW community, Seattle, and beyond.