YDN Podcast Desk

This episode of Attune features two poems and two short stories: “Saudade,” written by Ivi Fung, voiced by Siena Cizdziel, original music composed by Jonathan Weiss, and directed by Eileen Peng; “In Our Palms, Magic Sings,” written and voiced by Eli White, original music composed by Amelia Lake, co-directed by Slaveya Zaharieva and Laura Palacio Londono; “Birthday,” by Catherine Kausikan, voiced by Siena Cizdziel, original music composed by Jonathan Weiss, and directed by Sophia Lee; and “Meditations on the Sky,” written by Catherine Kausikan, voiced by Julia Sulkowski, and directed by Sophia Lee. You can read transcripts of these works at this link: (linktr.ee/FollowAlongwithAttune).

This episode was produced by Slaveya Zaharieva, Sophia Lee, Eileen Peng, and Laura Palacio Londono. It was sound engineered by Xavier Guaracha, Slaveya Zaharieva, Laura Palacio Londono, Sophia Lee, and Suraj Singareddy. Our intro and outro theme is written by Sharon Ahn.

Episode cover by Kalina Mladenova.

Attune is an audio narrative anthology producing student written short stories, plays, and poetry, as well as voice talent and original soundtracks by both Yale students and alumni.

Tune in to episode 6 of The Yalie, where host Carter Dewees talks to the 4 Yale Rhodes Scholars of this year. Produced by Carter Dewees and Jerry Feng. Music from Blue Dot Sessions.

This episode of Attune features two short stories and a radio play. The first short story is titled “Vanishment.” It was written by T.J. Maresca and voiced by Julia Sulkowski. The radio play is titled “It’s Just a Ghost.” It was written by Jenan Cameranesi, co-directed by Sophia Lee and Slaveya Zaharieva, and voiced by Lucy Ellis and Sarah McKinnis. The last piece is a short story called “Drive.” It was written by Mia Arias Tsang and voiced by Sarah McKinnis. Original music for this episode was composed by Zach Simao. You can read transcripts of these works at this link: (linktr.ee/FollowAlongwithAttune).

This episode was produced by Sophia Lee, Slaveya Zaharieva, Eileen Peng, and Laura Palacio Londono, as well as Mitchell Davis and Suraj Singareddy, and it was sound engineered by Laura Palacio Londono, Slaveya Zaharieva, Mitchell Davis, and Suraj Singareddy. Our intro and outro theme is written by Sharon Ahn.

Episode cover by Alice Mao.

Attune is an audio narrative anthology producing student-written short stories, plays, and poetry, as well as voice talent and original soundtracks by both Yale students and alumni.

In this episode of The Rundown, producers Christion Zappley ‘24 and Ore Adeogun ‘25 and guest Esha Akhtar ‘25 will be discussing and recommending some of this year’s trending television series that everyone is talking about on campus.

Producers: Christion Zappley, Ore Adeogun

Music: “Palms Down” Blue Dot Sessions

In episode 5 of The Yalie, Ryan Pascal discusses Yale's Mental Health Services with YDN Reporter Sarah Cook followed by a fun segment by Zack Hauptman and Eli Tsung on Yalies' opinions of Timothee Chalamet.

Producers: Ryan Pascal, Zack Hauptman, and Eli Tsung

Five Yale undergraduates share their experiences navigating Yale College as first generation, low income (FGLI) students. Investigating wealth disparities, sellout culture, and more, FGLI students reflect upon their time at Yale.

Producers: Ana Barragan, Alyssa Michel, Ruth Lee, Sadie Bograd

Guests: Charlie Stephenson, Andrik Garcia, Logan Roberts, Sheena Kwon, Madeline Dodson

Music: Blue Dot Sessions

In this episode of The Rundown, Christion Zappley ‘24 and Ore Adeogun ‘25 give some of their hidden gem recommendations. The hosts give some attention to different forms of media that they believe deserve more attention.

Producer: Christion Zappley ‘24, Ore Adeogun ‘25, Bea Soto ‘24

Featured Songs: Palms Down by Blue Dot Sessions, Grave Dance by Cape Francis

Tune in to this episode of The Yalie with host Dante Motley, covering the Bow Wow story by reporter Paloma Vigil and some man-on-the-street opinions of the issue.

Producer: Dante Motley '24

Music from Blue Dot Sessions.

In this episode of The Yalie, Carter Dewees and Joaquin Fernandez-Duque discuss the significance of the bomb threat to Yale's campus with YDN reporters Anastasia Hufham, Lucy Hodgman, and Philip Musavizadeh. Music from Blue Dot Sessions.

Three Asian American Yale students sit down to talk about the rise of Anti-Asian hate in the United States. The model minority myth, hypersexualization of Asian women and much more are discussed in order to bring light to discrimination against Asian people in the United States.

Guests: Eileen Huang, Michelle Liang, Lauren Lee, Nathan Kim

Producers: Allison Cho ‘24, Alyssa Michel ‘24, Candice Wang ‘21

Music: Blue Dot Sessions