The Blk Cube Podcast: Recent Episodes
Norman R., Shelah B., Jaelle J.
We are a group of biology students at SUNY New Paltz, and we all have a passion to connect to the world. Our podcast will cover current topics within the media and issues we face as students. As a collective, we hope you all enjoy listening in and learn something from us. This is The Blk Cube Podcast.
In this episode we talk about the possible implications of the Will Smith and Chris Rock altercation at the Oscars. While also discussing our Campus' accepted students day open house which brought up some memories of when we were in that position.
In this week's episode, we talk about our thoughts on astrological signs and its connection to personality. As well as, why we think college is important.
In this week's episode, we dive into our personal opinions on Biology as a major and possible future plans. We also discuss the recent announcement of lifting the mask mandate in New York State.
In this podcast, we discussed changes for our black community happening on campus during black history month, our thoughts on the Kanye West Documentary, and our feelings on the mask mandate.
Within this episode we talked about our time during the fall semester of 2021. We spoke on issues within our campus, a key problem within social media and our aspirations on the future.
We're back from a long hiatus. We will be doing regular uploads to our streaming platforms every Friday @10pm. Stay tuned for what we have in store.
For this week's podcast, we discuss our thoughts on Gwen Berry's choice of activism during the Olympic trials. We also touch on Bill Cosby's release from prison, and possible meanings and responses to his release. While closing off we share our story about our podcats' name and how it came to be.
As we discuss the celebration and unity Juneteenth brings, we also talk about the divide within the black community as well as the recent violence in NYC.
Are you thinking about a career in STEM? Have you considered computer science or cyber security? Our special guest Evans Yebohah explains life in the real world of cyber security and the transition from college life to the real world.
On this weeks episode we dive into discussing our thoughts on different incentives for the COVID-19 vaccine. With the help of our special guest we touch on topics like free healthcare and whether feminine products should be free. While closing off we talk about our thoughts on the word, “girl” and how it’s used in different contexts.
In this weeks episode we discuss some hot topics trending on social media for the past week like should bonnets be worn in public and should Naomi Osaka be fined for not talking to the public? Along with your favorite segment of inspirational quotes!
In this podcast we spoke on topics such as Maturity , Crypto Currencies, and the Black Fungus. On social media these issues were rampant but rest assured we broke them down for you.
In this podcast we share our views on new music, the devastating effects of Israel vs. Palestine and the new guidelines by the CDC. But not to worry, we’ve provided additional inspiration to help you keep pushing forward.
During this week's podcast we discuss the importance of culture within the Blk community. Mentioning how we are handling the last week and a half of school with finals, we also spoke on the news that is still coming out after the verdict of the Derek Chauvin case.
During this week's podcast we discuss the importance of culture within the Blk community. Mentioning how we are handling the last week and a half of school with finals, we also spoke on the news that is still coming out after the verdict of the Derek Chauvin case.
Tonight’s episode is filled with laughter among with serious conversations about our future. We talked about the verdict that was recently announced and the GPA needed to be a start athlete.
Welcome to The Blk Cube Podcast! This is our first episode and during our podcast we talk about current events that transpired in the media recently. We spoke on the challenges we faced while currently being college students and how we felt on issues pertaining to the Black experience while living in America.