Tripping on Bricks with Wavelength

Thank you to Tim for being the John Water's aficionado on the final episode of this year's podcast! We hope you all enjoyed this last installment and this Season 3 of Tripping on Bricks! It's been a wild ride, and we're ready to come back strong next year. 

Credits: 
The music you hear on the podcast was created by Austin Colwell from Harbor Day. Harbor Day is the audio journal of Austin Colwell. Creating bedroom pop influence by folk, ambient and r&b, his songs are crafted with care from start to finish.

Welcome back to Season 3 of the Tripping on Bricks Podcast! A huge thank you to Keara and Eli for explaining this upcoming AS Elections season and providing insight on its importance. 

The Tripping on Bricks podcast is back for Season 3! Thank you to Chloe and Janelle from KUGS as they talk about their radio station job on campus and highlight a Spotify playlist they made for Black History Month.

Host PJ Heusted sits down with Julia Kohut to review her trip down the Colorado River with a group of Western students, staff, and faculty over winter break. Enjoy a light-hearted break during finals week with this episode of "Tripping on Bricks." For episode transcripts and more information about the podcast, go to asreview.org/podcast.

Host PJ Heusted shares updates from campus including information about upcoming AS elections, news from the AS Review, and a few on-campus opportunities and activities available to students in the spring. For episode transcripts and more information about the podcast, go to asreview.org/podcast

For the last episode of fall quarter and of 2020, PJ sits down with Liam and Sadie to chat about how their fall quarter experience went and shared responses from a few online student submitted responses. Check back in January for more from "Tripping on Bricks" and the AS Review.

PJ (virtually) sits down with Elle and Beth who run the Bellingham mutual aid account @laughenderdreaming on Twitter and Instagram where the two bake goods and sell them to raise money to support community members in need. Come find out what mutual aid is, how you can help and learn a bit about what your Western neighbors are up to. For episode transcripts and more information about the podcast, go to asreview.org/podcast

Current Editor-in-Chief PJ Heusted offers her formal welcome back to the podcast for the 2020-21 year.  While everyone continues to work and learn remotely, PJ welcomes any listeners to reach out to be featured on the podcast and tells y'all to stay tuned for more exciting content this year. For episode transcripts or more information about how to be on the podcast, go to asreview.org/podcast.

In this episode, AS Review Writer MacKenzie Dexter discusses graduation and future career prospects for those graduating during a pandemic with Julina Pyanoe from the Western Washington University Career Services Center. 

This is the last episode of Tripping on Bricks for this academic year, we'll be back in the fall!

For transcriptions of each episode or to be in on the podcast fun go to asreview.org/podcast! We will be accepting either up to 30 second clips of audio or up to 200 words of text, which we would be reading for you on the podcast.

“Tripping on Bricks," is a podcast by The AS Review, Western Washington University's alternative news sources. The podcast is about student stories, stories by and about YOU! 

The music you hear on the podcast was created by Austin Colwell from Harbor Day. Harbor Day is the audio journal of Austin Colwell. Creating bedroom pop influence by folk, ambient and r&b, his songs are crafted with care from start to finish.

In this episode Soleil de Zwart and PJ Heusted discuss their changing relationships to nature while adjusting to quarantine, including what activities they have lost and found.

For transcriptions of each episode or to be in on the podcast fun go to asreview.org/podcast! We will be accepting either up to 30 second clips of audio or up to 200 words of text, which we would be reading for you on the podcast.

“Tripping on Bricks," is a podcast by The AS Review, Western Washington University's alternative news sources. The podcast is about student stories, stories by and about YOU!

The music you hear on the podcast was created by Austin Colwell from Harbor Day. Harbor Day is the audio journal of Austin Colwell. Creating bedroom pop influence by folk, ambient and r&b, his songs are crafted with care from start to finish.