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00:06:41

Podculture: Musical ‘Islander’ sails to campus

The Daily Northwestern Podcasts ·

2021/11/03

Sailing in from an island off the coast of Scotland, Jewish Theatre’s Ensemble’s Fall Quarter musical “Islander” features two cast members playing 27 characters live audio looping and a backstage team dedicated to making it all happen. Read the full article here: https://dailynorthwestern.com/2021/11/03/lateststories/podculture-musical-islander-sails-to-campus/

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00:05:42

NU Declassified: When SURG meets showtunes

The Daily Northwestern Podcasts ·

2021/11/01

This summer, three Northwestern Communication students used grant funding to write a musical, “Home for the Summer.” It’s based off of their experiences as queer students from small towns and the culture shock they had when they left home.

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00:05:26

Sound Source: Baby and the Brain’s latest brain baby

The Daily Northwestern Podcasts ·

2021/10/27

Communication sophomore Dia Jane and her hometown friend Jo MacKenzie are Baby and the Brain, an indie-rock band that just released its debut album, BrainBaby.

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00:08:29

Everything Evanston: Leaf, Laugh, Love

The Daily Northwestern Podcasts ·

2021/10/27

The new Plant Shop Evanston opened up in downtown Evanston in July. Seth Wallen, the general manager, and Johnathan Thomas Smith, a carnivorous plant and orchids expert, talk about how the shop opened, how they became plant experts and what their favorite experiences at the shop have been so far. Through their work, they teach customers about plants and the importance of conservation.

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00:08:46

Everything Evanston: A new challenge for the Evanston...

The Daily Northwestern Podcasts ·

2021/10/25

The 46-year-old Evanston Farmers’ Market managed to survive the COVID-19 pandemic by coming together as a community. Now, vendors and market organizers say they’re facing a new hurdle: a controversial relocation proposal that would force them to adapt to new circumstances again. It’s a decision that some believe could change the identity of the market itself. Read the full article here:

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00:10:52

The Ripple: Get Out The (Youth) Vote!

The Daily Northwestern Podcasts ·

2021/10/06

Evanston youth participated in this past year’s elections by voting and engaging with local campaigns. Mayor Daniel Biss’ campaign team was entirely Gen Z, and Sebastian Nalls was 20-years-old when he ran for mayor. High school students organized town hall forums for candidates, created voter guides and stressed the need to hold elected officials accountable.

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00:08:35

NU Declassified: Ruminating on Room Selection

The Daily Northwestern Podcasts ·

2021/08/17

After a year-long pause, Northwestern is reinstating its two-year on-campus live-in requirement for the 2021-22 academic year. Although about 80 percent of first year students lived on campus in 2020-21, according to Residential Services, students in the other 20 percent have lived in off-campus apartments, at home or even in different countries. But this upcoming academic year, that’s all changing. During room selection for returning students in Spring Quarter, students encountered technical

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00:11:33

NU Declassified: Frances Willard: Evanston’s sober...

The Daily Northwestern Podcasts ·

2021/08/11

Frances Willard holds an important place in history for her role as an educator, prohibitionist and suffragette. Evanston residents claim her as one of their most famous residents. On this episode of NU Declassified: Names You Need to Know, we dive into Frances Willard’s contributions to progressive movements and her connection to Northwestern. Read the full article here: https://dailynorthwestern.com/2021/08/10/multimedia/audio/nu-declassified-frances-willard-evanstons-sober-sister/

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00:31:38

The Ripple: Seeking Refuge

The Daily Northwestern Podcasts ·

2021/07/26

Eighty million people around the world have been forcibly displaced, and every year, more people are applying for asylum in the United States. The refugee resettlement system suffered large funding cuts during the Trump administration, and as more and more people apply for asylum, the average wait time continues to increase. Refugees, asylum seekers and advocates discuss how they would like to see the Biden administration address these problems.

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00:10:42

Podculture: Northwestern “Survivor” shows...

The Daily Northwestern Podcasts ·

2021/07/12

The reality TV show Survivor is one of the best-known competition shows on television. With dozens of seasons and decades of airtime, it has prompted a variety of recreations — including one at Northwestern. Participants in Northwestern Survivor follow the same format as the game, competing in challenges as castaways are eliminated until one receives a cash prize. Read the full article here:

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00:07:00

Podculture: From St. Ives to CeraVe, the rise of...

The Daily Northwestern Podcasts ·

2021/06/30

The increasing popularity of skincare products and influencers has students on campus revamping their routines. Low-cost brands such as The Ordinary, CeraVe and the INKEY List make a simple routine accessible to college students on a budget.

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00:13:30

In Focus: Diversifying classical music through education

The Daily Northwestern Podcasts ·

2021/06/07

A 2014 study by the League of American Orchestras found less than 2 percent of musicians in the approximately 800 orchestras surveyed were Black. The lack of Black representation in classical music is a nationwide issue that traces back to barriers to high-quality music education and a lack of representation in programming. Several organizations are working to diversify the field through music education.

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00:20:16

Defining Safe: Defining Queer Space

The Daily Northwestern Podcasts ·

2021/05/28

Nearly 25 percent of Northwestern’s campus self-identified as queer in ASG’s last survey, but the Gender and Sexuality Resource Center only holds 10 people. And that’s one of the only institutional spaces on campus for queer students. There are proposals in the works to expand it, but for many students, campus-sponsored spaces aren’t the best ways to be in community with other queer students — or aren’t even spaces that feel like theirs. New from Defining Safe: How do queer students at Northwestern

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00:07:46

Podculture: Dinner and a TikTok

The Daily Northwestern Podcasts ·

2021/05/27

While eating disorders look different for each individual person, the culture of college campuses can sometimes further hurt students’ relationships with eating. The emergence of “eat with me” videos on TikTok stems from creators wanting to provide a safe space to discuss and enjoy food. The Daily sat down with a Northwestern student, an eating disordered specialist and TikToker “Snackqween” to chat about how these videos are helping some students. Read the full article here:

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00:14:48

NU Declassified: Teaching in the Twitterverse

The Daily Northwestern Podcasts ·

2021/05/27

Hear from professors and students about the Northwestern Twitterverse, and everything that does, or doesn’t, go into a professors’ tweet.

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00:08:56

Cats Corner: Unsung Heroes: The Darby Effect

The Daily Northwestern Podcasts ·

2021/05/25

Cats Corner’s new series Unsung Heroes dives into the career of NU’s Director of Player Development, Darby Dunnagan, and her impact on the program. Read the full article here: https://dailynorthwestern.com/2021/05/25/sports/cats-corner-unsung-heroes-the-darby-effect/

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00:10:59

The Ripple: Why is Chicago called the Windy City?

The Daily Northwestern Podcasts ·

2021/05/19

Chicago is well-known as the Windy City, but where does the nickname come from? The origin of the phrase is widely disputed, but ultimately goes back to Chicago’s politics and rivalries. Read the full article: https://dailynorthwestern.com/2021/05/19/multimedia/audio/the-ripple-why-is-chicago-called-the-windy-city/

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00:09:26

Brainstorm: You’re not an ENFJ: Debunking the...

The Daily Northwestern Podcasts ·

2021/05/14

The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator divides the world’s personalities into 16 different types. And while the labels it produces may be alluring, is there any science behind the test? The Daily spoke to Northwestern MBTI experts and enthusiasts to find out. Read the full article here: https://dailynorthwestern.com/2021/05/14/multimedia/audio/brainstorm-youre-not-an-enfj-debunking-the-myers-briggs-test/

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00:16:15

Sound Source: Band One South Lark reminds listeners...

The Daily Northwestern Podcasts ·

2021/05/12

Boy band One South Lark formed in high school in New Orleans, Louisiana. Now, away from each other at college, they still display a strong connection to each other and the music they make together, reminding listeners of youthfully blissful times. Read the full article here: https://dailynorthwestern.com/2021/05/11/multimedia/audio/sound-source-band-one-south-lark-reminds-listeners-of-the-good-old-days/

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00:13:10

NU Declassified: You ask, students answer

The Daily Northwestern Podcasts ·

2021/05/11

Is the quarter system really that stressful? How bad does the winter weather actually get? We asked incoming students what they wanted to know the most about Northwestern University. Then, we took to campus for answers. Read the full article: https://dailynorthwestern.com/2021/05/11/multimedia/audio/nu-declassified-you-ask-students-answer/

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