Adjunct Professor of Law, Samuel Bettwy, explores the trials and errors of finding a fulfilling job in his twenties. Theme: Call

Student Producer: Lily Rand

After being diagnosed with epilepsy, instructor of clarinet Alice Gallagher finds herself reevaluating her dream of playing in an orchestra. Theme: Call

Student Producer: Lily Rand

After feeling God's "gentle nudges" to push him down certain paths, associate University Minister Kenny Van Tilburg contemplates whether he has found his calling. Theme: Call

Student Producer: Lily Rand

How physically disabled individuals navigate accessibility on campus.

Student Producers: Alessandra Cole and Carleen Syth

Noelle Norton, Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences, chats with Brian Clack, Director of the Humanities Center, and Ron Kauffman, Associate Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences about creating the Humanities Center at USD. Theme: Anniversary 

Director for Well-being and Health Promotion Stephanie Guarino Lynch discovers that she has a half-brother, but the pandemic and quarantine delays their meeting. Theme: Apart

Student Producer: Lily Rand

After struggling to appear "more white" in her adolescence, Dr. Angela Nurse discovers the intersectionality between race, fashion and culture. Theme: Normal

Student Producer: Lily Rand

Upon her father's death, librarian Amy Besnoy is left to navigate through the intergenerational trauma left behind. Theme: The End

Student Producer: Lily Rand

During his time in South Africa, Dr. Mike Williams learns that his identify grants him the luxury of obliviousness. Theme: Culture and Folklore 

Student Producer: Lily Rand

Dr. Odesma Dalrymple, originally from Trinidad and Tobago, recites a piece called "The Terrorist" from the orator Paul-Keens Douglas. Theme: Culture and Folklore 

Student Producer: Lily Rand