Podcasts
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Audio Productions Director at productions@wtburadio.org.
The Block is Hot
Welcome to The Block, where every other week we’re having a block party. If you don’t know what a block party is, it’s a gathering, it’s your home away from home. There’s culture, there’s consciousness, there’s a community around you. With The Block, you get one moment in your day where you feel connected, related to, and all-around loved. It’s about the vibes, and it’s a potluck of energies. Come as you are, bring what you can, and just vibe.
Created by Leah McFarlane, Symone Pettis, and Tsega Selshi
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(Dis)integration
(Dis)Integration is a podcast discussing the history and ongoing impact of busing and the desegregation of Boston Public Schools in the 1970s, and examine whether or not Boston really is the most racist city in America.
Created by Boston University Podcasting
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Sunshine on a Dime
For every reason that you say you can’t travel…Sunshine on a Dime will explain how and why you actually can. Embark with Shandra Back, a full-time college student and any-time traveler as she shares stories, interviews other travelers, and provides tips and resources to break down any barriers holding you back from buying that ticket. It doesn’t matter the budget, agenda, or whether or not you have a companion, listen in and get excited about all the adventure that awaits.
Created by Shandra Back, Jessie O’Leary, and Eleanor Stonich
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Shut Up and Start Talking
Step inside the mind of 2 struggling college students, Lea Kapur and Alexis Gomes, as they navigate everything from politics to parties. Some of this information you really need to hear, most of it you don’t.
Created by Lea Kapur and Alexis Gomes
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Second Stringers
The world of sports is an arena of constant updates. With so many players, staff members, events going on, it is sometimes hard to keep up with everything. Second Stringers is your one stop shop for major updates in the sports community. From championship caliber players leading the league to the drama seeking rookies taking the spotlight away from their teams, we cover it all on.
Created by Griffin Morrill, Joe Eachus, and Naji Karam
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Keep It Real: A Popcast
Keep It Real: A Popcast explores recent pop culture trends and headlines with recurring segments such as “Top 5.” This podcast explores pop culture and lifestyle advice through the honest lens of two college students.
Created by Amanda Healy and Taylor Hawthorne
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Tied to the Roots
Spill it all – a look into the conversations of two relatable Asian-American college students who love to ramble. From nostalgic ethnic dishes to empowering immigrant experiences, we dive into the nitty-gritty details about everything and nothing at the same time. Rachel and Sue highlight issues of representation and inclusivity in the modern-day context. Sit down with a nice cup of coffee or instant ramen to join us on a cathartic journey through overcoming Asian dysphoria, laughing about embarrassing childhood memories and strengthening our connection with the POC community.
Created by Rachel Lin and Sue Kim
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More Than Meets the Eye
More goes into keeping up with an aesthetic than just clothes. So many aesthetics have a rich history and are entrenched in films, music and much more. Our end goal? Find our own aesthetics.
Created by Emma Cowan and Antonella Jones
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The Forgotten Artist
This podcast takes a deep dive into overlooked or neglected musicians of the past. From one-hit-wonders to non-acknowledged songwriters, The Forgotten Artist looks to give credit where credit is due.
Created by: Jonny Leonidas and Helen Roth
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