Vidette Radio

Hosts Kylie Hagmann, Kathryn Evenson, and Marisa Medine are back again. The three, who are also copy editors for Videtteonline.com, call their podcast series the BookBirds. They admit they could talk for hours about books, writing, life and everything in between. This week (Episode 22) The BookBirds discuss what they are currently reading before they dive into the discussion of books that are either worth the hype or not worth it. They discuss different books such as “Twilight,” “To All the Boys I’ve Love Before,” “Daisy Jones and the Six, Miles from Nowhere” and more. They also discuss books they deem need more hype from people and why these books deserve it.

Hosts Elizabeth Urban and Sandra Esparza could go on and on about any topic, from politics to the latest movies. On their podcast 'Tea Time,' they cover weekly topics that change depending on school, the season or even their moods. In this episode, the hosts talk about the rise of the 'alpha male' podcasting and social media world. After a clip of a podcast went viral containing misogynistic content, Sandra and Elizabeth evaluate the effects that clips and episodes like that could have on future generations. The hosts take a look at how the patriarchy affects all genders, both on and off social media.

Hosts Kylie Hagmann, Kathryn Evenson, and Marisa Medine are back again. The three, who are also copy editors for Videtteonline.com, call their podcast series the BookBirds. They admit they could talk for hours about books, writing, life and everything in between. This week, a special guest was featured on the show! The Book Birds talk with Jenna Goldsmith, the assistant director of the Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies program at ISU. They discuss her new book, “There Is No College In COVID: Selections from the Oregon State University-Cascades Journaling Project.” They also delve into Goldsmith’s favorite literature, experience with poetry, and how she incorporates feminism into her work.

Hosts Elizabeth Urban and Sandra Esparza could go on and on about any topic, from politics to the latest movies. On their podcast 'Tea Time,' they cover weekly topics that change depending on school, the season or even their moods. In this episode, the hosts talk about the 64th annual Grammys. Sandra and Elizabeth discuss the winners, the performances and all things award show related. From Best New Artist to Album of the Year, the hosts talk about this year's nominations and decide who really deserved to win.

Hosts Jake Sermersheim and Scott Prerost break down ISU baseball and softball's recent play, along with news of basketball's transfer portal.

Hosts Elizabeth Urban and Sandra Esparza could go on and on about any topic, from politics to the latest movies. On their podcast 'Tea Time,' they cover weekly topics that change depending on school, the season or even their moods. In this episode, the hosts examine Will Smith's violence against Chris Rock at the recent Oscars award show. Sandra and Elizabeth discuss the power and influence that these actions have on their fans, ultimately concluding that celebrities need to be held accountable for acts like this, no matter how funny it may be.

In this week's episode of MVC Weekly, we discuss the 2021-22 Illinois State men's and women's basketball seasons. Afterwards, we look ahead at the future of the Missouri Valley Conference with big changes coming.

Hosts Elizabeth Urban and Sandra Esparza could go on and on about any topic, from politics to the latest movies. On their podcast 'Tea Time,' they cover weekly topics that change depending on school, the season or even their moods. This episode was inspired by the new movie "The Batman" which was released earlier in March. Elizabeth and Sandra ask the question, "When will there be too many remakes?" The hosts reflect on the value and importance of remakes, especially when it comes to improving representation in film and media.

Hosts Elizabeth Urban and Sandra Esparza could go on and on about any topic, from politics to the latest movies. On their podcast 'Tea Time,' they cover weekly topics that change depending on school, the season or even their moods. In this episode, the hosts discuss the decisions not just from Illinois State University, but also from cities across the United States to lift their mask mandates. Elizabeth and Sandra weigh the benefits of "returning back to normal," but also voice their concerns about possibly getting sick. They reiterate the importance of respecting people's decisions and desires to feel safe.