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The boys sit down with Conner Reed, a recent BU alum who is now the arts & culture editor at Portland Monthly Magazine, to spit facts on purchasing A24 candles, being a powerful art critic and media elite, and watching bad movies for fun.
“Clout Chasing” contains language some may find explicit or offensive.
We sat down with Stephanie Tavares, president of Umoja, the Black Student Union at BU, to discuss their $141,000 fundraiser with BU StuGov for Black Lives Matter, how to avoid performative activism, coalition building on campus, and muting EVERY group chat she's ever been in.
Disclaimer: “Clout Chasing” contains language some may find explicit or offensive.
Join us for the final episode of Season 3 for more coronavirus coverage. This week, we cover BU’s financial recovery plan, Barnes and Noble at BU’s accommodations for students, and the effects of COVID-19 on air quality and public transportation.
COVID-19 RESOURCES: https://www.bu.edu/covid-19-information/ http://www.bu.edu/articles/2020/bu-all-classes-online-coronavirus/ https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019 FEATURING: Justin Tang WRITTEN BY: Justin Tang EDITED BY: Justin Tang BASED ON DFP PIECES BY: Melissa Ellin, Allison Pirog, Vanessa Kjeldsen MUSIC: "Decisions" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Join us for East to West’s continuing special coronavirus coverage. This week, we discuss BU’s refund policy regarding on-campus living, the university’s decision to move summer programming online, and Massachusetts prisons allowing eligibility for release for select inmates and detainees. COVID-19 RESOURCES: https://www.bu.edu/covid-19-information/ http://www.bu.edu/articles/2020/bu-all-classes-online-coronavirus/ https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019 FEATURING: Justin Tang WRITTEN BY: Justin Tang EDITED BY: Justin Tang BASED ON DFP PIECES BY: Melissa Ellin, Samantha Kizner, Kasia Jezak MUSIC: "Decisions" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Join us for East to West’s continuing special coronavirus coverage. This week, we’ll discuss the new credit/no-credit designation being implemented for this semester, the BU School of Medicine graduating students early to allow them to join the workforce as soon as possible, admissions exemptions for SAT and ACT during this coming admissions cycle, and more. COVID-19 RESOURCES: https://www.bu.edu/covid-19-information/ http://www.bu.edu/articles/2020/bu-all-classes-online-coronavirus/ https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019 FEATURING: Justin Tang WRITTEN BY: Justin Tang, Michelle Tian EDITED BY: Justin Tang BASED ON DFP PIECES BY: Melissa Ellin, Samantha Kizner, Iris Tao, Jane Avery, Ellie Yeo, Emma Lindsey MUSIC: "Decisions" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Join us for East to West’s continuing special coronavirus coverage. This week, we’ll discuss the first cases of COVID-19 on the Charles River Campus, BU’s decision to postpone the Class of 2020’s Commencement, and more. COVID-19 RESOURCES: https://www.bu.edu/covid-19-information/ http://www.bu.edu/articles/2020/bu-all-classes-online-coronavirus/ https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019 FEATURING: Justin Tang WRITTEN BY: Justin Tang, Michelle Tian EDITED BY: Justin Tang BASED ON DFP PIECES BY: Samantha Kizner, Victoria Bond, Melissa Ellin, Allison Pirog, Jennifer Suryadjaja, Vanessa Kjeldsen, Miriam Fauzia, Ellie Yeo MUSIC: "Decisions" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
From a DIY “studio” in London, the boys bring back 3 former guests and discuss London shopping, the best American cities to spend the summer in, and what it takes to call yourself a simp.
Special coronavirus coverage from East to West continues as we cover BU’s decision to continue remote teaching until the end of the semester, the call to vacate on-campus housing, how COVID-19 is affecting local businesses, and more.
In the final Terrier Hockey Talk episode of the season, Brady Gardner, Patrick Donnelly and Paige Mautner are joined by junior defenseman Cam Crotty to react to the cancellation of the Hockey East tournament and the end of the 2020-21 season. Later, the THT crew looks back on the season and its top performers, hands out end-of-season superlatives, and shares their expectations for next season.
In this episode of East to West, we cover BU’s decision to move classes online in the wake of a recent uptick in coronavirus cases in Massachusetts, Mayor Walsh and Governor Baker’s announcements regarding restrictions in the Greater Boston Area, how COVID-19 has affected BU sports, and more. Stay tuned for new details as the COVID-19 pandemic develops. COVID-19 RESOURCES: https://www.bu.edu/covid-19-information/ http://www.bu.edu/articles/2020/bu-all-classes-online-coronavirus/ https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019 FEATURING: Justin Tang WRITTEN BY: Justin Tang, Jen Racoosin, Zoe Han EDITED BY: Justin Tang BASED ON DFP PIECES BY: Samantha Kizner, Victoria Bond, Nick Telesmanic ADDITIONAL REPORTING FROM: Jaclyn Reiss of the Boston Globe and Kaitlin Mckinley Becker of NBC Boston MUSIC: "Decisions" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
In this episode of East to West, we cover Super Tuesday primary elections, the death of BU real-life mascot Rhett, a new state bill that will help the homeless obtain state IDs, and more. FEATURING: Justin Tang, Zoe Han, Michelle Tian WRITTEN BY: Justin Tang, Zoe Han, Michelle Tian EDITED BY: Justin Tang BASED ON DFP PIECES BY: Allison Pirog, Shannon Damiano, Samantha Kizner, Jennifer Suryadjaja, Alex LaSalvia, Vanessa Barlett, Angela Yang MUSIC: “Acid Trumpet” by Kevin Macleod, “Backbay Lounge” by Kevin Macleod, “Ultralounge” by Kevin Macleod
On this week's episode of Terrier Hockey Talk, Brady Gardner and Patrick Donnelly break down a tough week in BU hockey, including the men's team losing to BC 4-1 and the women's team bowing out of the Hockey East playoffs. They then look ahead to the men's team concluding its regular season against Northeastern with plenty of playoff seeding shifts in store and previewing the future for the women's team while acknowledging the graduating Terriers.
In this episode of East to West, we cover new openings and closings at the GSU Union Court, a significant increase in incidents of white supremacy propaganda cases in Massachusetts, a new Taco Bell coming to West Campus, and more. FEATURING: Justin Tang, Zoe Han WRITTEN BY: Justin Tang, Zoe Han EDITED BY: Justin Tang BASED ON DFP PIECES BY: MUSIC: “Acid Trumpet” by Kevin Macleod, “Backbay Lounge” by Kevin Macleod, “Ultralounge” by Kevin Macleod
EPISODE DESCRIPTION In this episode of East to West, we cover the effects of the Coronavirus on the BU community, Massachusetts’ new early voting ahead of Super Tuesday, an unexpected tuition cost for a COM internship, and more. FEATURING: Justin Tang, Michelle Tian WRITTEN BY: Justin Tang, Michelle Tian EDITED BY: Justin Tang BASED ON DFP PIECES BY: MUSIC: “Acid Trumpet” by Kevin Macleod, “Backbay Lounge” by Kevin Macleod, “Ultralounge” by Kevin Macleod
In this week's episode of Terrier Hockey Talk, Brady Gardner, Paige Mautner, and Patrick Donnelly discuss a two-loss weekend for the BU men's hockey team and a big game against Boston College on the horizon. They also get into a strong finish to the regular season for the women's team and a playoff series with Maine coming up.
In this episode of East to West, we cover the School of Social Work’s CADER program renewing their funding grant, plans for Boston to introduce central designated bus lanes, the renaming of an MBTA station in Roxbury, and more.
In this episode of East to West, we cover noise complaints surrounding BU’s construction of its new Center for Computing and Data Sciences, the first televised Massachusetts Senate Primary Debate of 2020, and a new flat-rate fee on ride-share rides such as Uber and Lyft in the Greater Boston Area.
In this week's episode of Terrier Hockey Talk, Brady Gardner, Paige Mautner, and Patrick Donnelly sit down with freshman forward Wilmer Skoog to discuss a weekend sweep for both BU hockey teams, plus upcoming games against UConn. Later, they ask Wilmer questions about hockey, his life, and his hot start at BU.
In this episode of East to West, we cover graffiti vandalism incidents on campus, rising costs for living on campus, the MBTA’s extensive construction work, and more. FEATURING: Justin Tang, Jen Racoosin WRITTEN BY: Justin Tang, Jen Racoosin, Julie Lee EDITED BY: Justin Tang BASED ON DFP PIECES BY: Melissa Ellin, Samantha Kizner, Emma Lindsey, Elyse Genrich, Jane Avery, and Allison Pirog MUSIC: “Acid Trumpet” by Kevin Macleod, “Backbay Lounge” by Kevin Macleod, “Ultralounge” by Kevin Macleod
In this episode of East to West, we cover the New Hampshire Democratic Primary Election, a special commencement speaker for the School of Law, Mayor Walsh’s Anti-Drug Achievements, and more.
In this week's episode of Terrier Hockey Talk, Brady Gardner and Patrick Donnelly discuss a pair of double-overtime Beanpot Final losses for the BU men's and women's hockey teams, analyzing what went wrong for the Terriers both nights. They also get into the road ahead for both teams, and how the Hockey East standings look at this point.
In this episode of East to West, we cover a new Wellness Challenge on campus, Anti-mandatory-vaccination protests at the State House, and more in city and campus news. Plus, podcast contributor Michelle Tian tells us how a cancelled flight changed her mindset for second semester in our new segment, Viewpoint.
In this episode of East to West, we cover the BU Alumni recognized in the Forbes 30 under 30 list, Student Government’s live-streamed meeting, a new suicide prevention proposal in Boston, and more.
In this week's episode of Terrier Hockey Talk, BU graduate forward Alex Brink comes on the show to join Brady Gardner, Paige Mautner and Patrick Donnelly in their review of an undefeated week for BU's men's and women's hockey teams, including big Beanpot wins over Boston College. After previewing their upcoming Hockey East games and Beanpot championships, the THT crew asks Alex some questions about the team, his hockey career and life off the ice.
In this episode of East to West, we cover BU’s decision to suspend this semester’s Shanghai study abroad programs, the first recreational marijuana shop opening in Boston, and a profile on the life of a homeless Boston resident with Daily Free Press City Editor Angela Yang. All this and more on BU’s trusted news podcast this Monday, February 3, 2020.
In this episode of East to West, we cover a former BU researcher’s indictment by US attorneys, a new voting initiative on campus, changes to the Green Line in West Campus, and more.
In this week's episode of Terrier Hockey Talk, junior defenseman Kasper Kotkansalo joins the show to help Brady Gardner, Paige Mautner, and Patrick Donnelly break down a positive week in BU men's and women's hockey and look ahead at some big games coming up, including the Beanpot. To close, Kasper answers some questions about himself and the Terriers on and off the ice.
New semester, new theme music, new format! In the season premiere of “East to West,” we cover the grand opening of the new Howard Thurman Center, a new School of Public Health online Master’s program, a bill proposing the lowering of voting age, and more.
In a re-entry episode of Terrier Hockey Talk, Brady Gardner, Patrick Donnelly, and Paige Mautner welcome junior defenseman Cam Crotty to the show to recap the first four games of new year and look ahead to a series with UMass Lowell this weekend. They also chat about the women's hockey team, and Cam enters some questions about himself on and off the ice. The second half of the season is here, so don't miss a thing by listening to Terrier Hockey Talk.
Incoming Editor in Chief of the Daily Free Press Victoria Bond sits down with the boys for the season finale of Clout Chasing to discuss her vision for the paper, Megan Thee Stallion, and how much the boys suck at their job!
The boys get bullied into having a FILA advocate on the pod because we're all about Hearing All Sides of The Story. Dani Chaum sits down for the penultimate episode of the season to discuss being Basic as a personality trait, why Carter & Armand can't find love, and BU on Broadway
In the final Terrier Hockey Talk episode of the semester, Brady Gardner, Paige Mautner, and Patrick Donnelly sit down with BU graduate goaltender Sam Tucker to look back at the first half of the season for the men's and women's hockey teams. After, Sam answers some questions about his collegiate career and life off the ice. Terrier Hockey Talk will return in January, so make sure you listen to this last show of the year!
In this week's episode of Terrier Hockey Talk, BU sophomore forward Matt Quercia joins Brady Gardner, Paige Mautner, and Patrick Donnelly to discuss a successful week in BU hockey, including a pair of wins over Boston rivals for both teams. After, Matt answers some questions about hockey and his life off the ice. Learn more about Matt and stay up to date in BU hockey by listening to Terrier Hockey Talk!
In the most electric episode yet, Hot Take Haver Archelle Thelemaque comes into the studio to congratulate the boys for being white men, spread The Gospel of Tyga, and drag the very art of High Octane Podcasting through the mud.
In this episode of “East to West,” we cover the introduction of two-factor authentication on the Student Link, state regulations on cannabis companies, an app helping students to develop sustainable habits, and more.
In this episode of “East to West,” we cover proposals for the current Howard Thurman Center space, snow day tips, a new game bar in Mission Hill, and more.
In this week's episode of Terrier Hockey Talk, Brady Gardner, Patrick Donnelly and Paige Mautner break down two weeks of BU hockey action, analyzing struggles for the men's team and success for the women's team. They also look ahead to some big Boston rivalry games coming up for both teams. Before both teams make a final push to the winter break, make sure you're all caught up by listening to Terrier Hockey Talk!
The boys answer some of your questions in an attempt to make themselves feel more important than they really are.
In this episode of “East to West,” we cover a ceiling collapse in a BU brownstone, changes to ride-sharing at Boston Logan Airport, a BU global health reporting fellowship, and more.
In this episode of “East to West,” we cover a failed USG amendment, Boston’s ranking among the gloomiest cities in the U.S., the Dance Theatre Group’s upcoming show, and more.
In a condensed episode of Terrier Hockey Talk, Brady Gardner, Patrick Donnelly and Paige Mautner go over a 1-1 weekend for both the BU men's and women's hockey teams. They also preview the upcoming games for both teams, and react to the national polls. Stay in the know about BU hockey by listening to Terrier Hockey Talk!
The boys sit down with Thor Nelson, a bonafide Fashion Knower, to discuss his fashion blog, SUPERPOSITION, having the cheekbones of Russian aristocrats, and disrespecting the troops by wearing their uniform better than they do.
In this episode of “East to West,” we cover BU’s consideration of a controversial potential new hire, a former Massachusetts governor’s presidential run, a BU engineering team project, and more.
In this episode of “East to West,” we cover Ben Shapiro’s speech at BU, new rankings of medical centers in the commonwealth, a sustainability project on campus, and more.
In this week's episode of Terrier Hockey Talk, Brady Gardner and Patrick Donnelly react to a thrilling weekend series against Providence for the men's team, and discuss how the Terriers can get back in the win column this weekend against UMass. Later, they cover a hard-fought victory for the women's team over the Friars, and look ahead to matchups with Yale, Boston College, and Harvard. Get informed and entertained with a listen to Terrier Hockey Talk!
@Rhetty2Die meme queen Vanya Kohlweg sits down with the boys to discuss making memes for suffering teens, shooting shots at Barstool BU, and COM boys who paint their nails. Stay till the end of the episode for a Clout Chasing first: an off-the-cuff (and sometimes even sincere) conversation between Armand and Carter.
In this episode of “East to West,” we cover a BU town hall, commuter rail improvement plans, a campus comedy club’s ten-year anniversary, and more.
In this episode of “East to West,” we cover student government discussions of the Ben Shapiro visit, Boston city council elections, and more.
In this week’s episode of Terrier Hockey Talk, Brady Gardner, Paige Mautner, and Patrick Donnelly analyze a one-point weekend for the men’s team and a winless series for the women’s team. After, they preview games vs. Providence for both teams. Get your weekly BU Hockey fix by listening to Terrier Hockey Talk!
In a marathon interview, fashion marketing expert and Armand's childhood best friend Nicholas Zakari comes to the studio to discuss New York's impact on the fashion community, the music-to-jawnz pipeline, and growing up in LA to see it invaded by influencers.
In this episode of “East to West,” we cover adjunct professor contract negotiations, Boston’s search for a Youth Poet Laureate, a restaurant discount app and more.
In this episode of “East to West,” we cover changes to this year’s sorority recruitment, results from the Brookline electric scooter pilot program, interactive neuroscience lessons in Brighton, and more.
In this week's episode of Terrier Hockey Talk, Brady Gardner, Patrick Donnelly, and Paige Mautner break down an undefeated week for BU hockey, including a men's win and tie in Hockey East play and two women's wins against Penn State. They also get into the road ahead for both teams, including a tricky series against Maine for the men and a heavyweight showdown with Northeastern for the women. These are some huge games for the Terriers, so make sure you're ready for when BU hits the ice by listening to Terrier Hockey Talk.
BU Creative and Designer of Flora Amour Ivan Reyes joins us to describe the drip he had in middle school (on our snapback and tattoos VIBES), some good ol' Kanye West, and the best hoodie money (even very little of it) can buy.
In this episode of “East to West,” we cover a new campus crime report, cannabis startup competition finalists, how local costume stores compete with online retailers, and more.
In this episode of “East to West,” we cover updates on Ben Shapiro’s speaking event at BU, a new Massachusetts healthcare bill, fall flavors at local eateries, and more.
In this week's episode of Terrier Hockey Talk, Brady Gardner, Patrick Donnelly, and Paige Mautner discuss a winless weekend for the BU men's hockey team against Northern Michigan, and a strong bounce back in Hockey East play for the women's team. They also look ahead to the men starting their own conference competitions this weekend, and the women facing a tough test in Penn State. The season is in full swing, so listen to Terrier Hockey Talk to stay up to date!
In this episode of “East to West,” we cover students protests against a controversial speaker, the Head of the Charles Regatta, a nutrition podcast by a Sargent professor, and more.
In this episode of "East to West," we cover findings from a BU campus climate survey, measles in Boston, an LGBTQ history project, and more.
In this week’s episode of Terrier Hockey Talk, Brady Gardner and Paige Mautner react to a challenging weekend for BU women’s hockey, and preview their upcoming games in Hockey East play. They also look ahead to the men’s team’s home-opening series with Northern Michigan, and share their confidence in the team going into the two-game set. To close, they check out the latest national rankings. Before the Terriers hit the ice this weekend, make sure you’re up to date with a listen to Terrier Hockey Talk!
In this episode of “East to West,” we cover a data breach affecting hundreds of student accounts, a recent trend in commuting on campus, and a rise in Massachusetts rape reports.
Buffalo Exchange buyer Tessa Richardson shares with us the insights of the thrift shop industry, its impact on fashion, and how to dress yourself according to an imaginary friend in your head.
In this episode of “East to West,” we cover new ad displays at Warren Towers, MBTA service interruptions, an art installation by the GSU, and more.
In this week’s episode of Terrier Hockey Talk, Brady Gardner and Patrick Donnelly recap two big wins against Union to start the men’s and women’s seasons. After sharing their thoughts on each game, they look ahead to what’s on the schedule, including a weekend doubleheader for the women’s team. The season is now underway! Keep up to date with a listen to Terrier Hockey Talk.
Culture writers Carina Imbornone and Hannah Kinney-Kobre give us their hot takes on Queer Eye, Some Other Podcast That We Don't Care About, and Jeffrey Epstein
In this episode of “East to West,” we cover a student protest at the engineering career fair, the arrest of a BU professor, and Uber’s new app feature for Massachusetts.
Brady Gardner and Patrick Donnelly react to injury news for BU hockey and set the stage for men’s and women’s matchups with Union this weekend to open the season. Later in the show, they review every incoming player on the men’s hockey roster. Hockey season is here! Get ready for the fresh start by listening to Terrier Hockey Talk.
In this episode of “East to West,” we cover Warren Towers escalator shutdowns, a lawsuit against the Trump administration, an app that measures noise pollution, and more.
Travel aficionado and fashion icon Maya Malekian discusses how to get a fit off even when traveling, how her father is significantly cooler than she is, and why brunch SUCKS!
In this episode of “East to West,” we cover a campus free speech forum, Boston’s new initiative on surveillance cameras, and the 50th anniversary of BU’s African American Studies program.
In the inaugural episode of Terrier Hockey Talk, Brady Gardner and Patrick Donnelly welcome their listeners to a new season of BU Hockey, and introduce them to the new podcast. Getting into the latest news, they discuss takeaways from Hockey East Media Day and conversations with players, as well as the most recent preseason polls for both the men’s and women’s teams. To close, they give a glimpse of what they expect from both the veterans and newcomers this season. Hockey season is nearly here! Get back into BU hockey with a listen to Terrier Hockey Talk.
In this episode of “East to West,” we cover negotiations for a conservative student group’s speaker, a state ban on vaping products, and the new Rhett statue.
George Abunaw and Chinda Eleonu speak for way too long about starting an underground small business in BU Housing, what it's like to have swag in Connecticut, and how they would be proud trophy husbands.
In this episode of “East to West,” we cover a new campus food initiative, plans for a multipurpose theatre in Fenway, a BU physics course that studies food, and more.
In this episode of “East to West,” we cover changes in BU administration, a new mandate on vaping-related illness, a NASA-inspired clothing company, and more.
Bern Singson and Carena Marchi discuss their personal style, running a sorority Instagram account, and how to slide into DMs properly (don't).
In this episode of “East to West,” we cover new menstrual product dispensers in campus bathrooms, MBTA’s high ranking in national transit systems, a student fundraiser for RAICES, and more.
In this episode of “East to West,” we cover expanded financial aid, violent crimes in Boston, a new art exhibit at the MFA, and more.
In this episode of “East to West,” we cover dining points expansion, a city commission on human rights, the upcoming Boston Arts Festival, and more.
In the Season 1 closer, we talk to fashionista and soon-to-be Macy’s corporate tastemakerJulia Seelig about Crocs, Swagless Dads, and who styled the Nazis.
In a bonus episode of Lighting the Lamp, Brady Gardner, Paige Mautner, and Liam O’Brien provide an offseason update. Brady, Paige and Liam run through the BU men’s hockey team’s captain selections, home game schedule and incoming players.
They also look across to the women’s team, touching on a few impressive accomplishments achieved by certain Terriers and potential candidates for leadership positions. To close, they say goodbye to Liam, who will be graduating, and give insight towards what to expect in the fall.
We may be in the dead of the offseason, but there is still hockey news to talk about! Listen to Lighting the Lamp to get all caught up with the state of all things hockey at BU.
In our season finale of “East to West,” we cover a Student Government proposal to change the way student groups are funded, a lawsuit looking to prevent courthouse arrests by ICE, TEDxBU’s most recent event, the latest in BU sports and more.
On this episode of “East to West,” we cover the test well drilling for the new Data Sciences Center, Thursday’s vigil for victims of the Sri Lankan bombings, a new pop-up exhibition in Back Bay, the latest in BU sports and more.
On this episode of “East to West,” we cover Bulk Mail Services’s call for transparency from the university, state advice on dealing with turkeys, a BU-led study on CTE diagnosis, and more.
On this episode of “East to West,” we cover BUPD activity on Marathon Monday, former U.S. Vice President Joe Biden’s appearance at a Stop & Shop Union rally, BU Global Brigades’ student leadership conference, and more.
On this episode of “East to West,” we cover the firing of College of Arts and Sciences professor David Marchant, Boston City Council’s support of the Green New Deal, the Museum of Science’s marathon-related exhibition, the latest in BU sports and more.
Businessman and rapper Tim Gray discusses how he stays focused, what he thinks the key to success in the hip-hop industry is and the difference between Memphis and Atlanta strip clubs.
Intro/outro music by: Tim Gray (@timgray__)
On this episode of “East to West,” we cover the increase of faculty diversity on campus, e-scooters’ introduction to the greater Boston area, planned changes to parking costs in the city, the latest in BU sports and more.
On this episode of “East to West,” we cover the election results for Student Government, efforts by the state to support LGBTQ youth, Boston’s third annual Half Half Half Half Half Marathon, the latest in BU sports and more.
On this episode of “East to West,” we cover the spring concert headlined by Aminé, proposed changes to the Massachusetts Constitution, the continued success of record stores and a successful weekend for BU Athletics.
On this episode of “East to West,” we cover two Boston University students’ efforts to bring music to students in Roxbury, emergency legislation to fund women’s healthcare programs in the Commonwealth, Stage Troupe’s opening of their second production and more.
On this episode of “East to West,” we cover details about the students admitted to the class of 2023, a new cross-campus delivery service, proposed bills to curb mobile use by Massachusetts drivers and more.
On this episode of “East to West,” we cover the upcoming Boston University Student Government election, a new study ranking Massachusetts as the state with the highest rate of underage drinking, SG’s first-ever clothing swap held in the George Sherman Union and more.
On the season finale of “Lighting the Lamp,” Brady Gardner, Paige Mautner and Liam O’Brien recap Boston University’s 2-1 overtime loss to Northeastern in the Hockey East semifinals.
Moving into the offseason, Brady, Paige and Liam recognize the seniors and newly signed professional players who are leaving the team. They also look ahead to the future of BU hockey, including their picks for captain next season.
It’s a special season-ending episode, so end the season right by listening to “Lighting the Lamp.”
On this episode of “East to West,” we cover Boston University receiving fraudulent test scores, the latest cannabis news in the Commonwealth, how green leaf area is increasing globally and more.
On this episode of “East to West,” we cover Boston University’s tuition increase, the City’s approach to ride-hailing issues, opportunities for meditation on campus and more.
Musician and social media marketer Jacob Wittenberg discusses his first ever tour as a musician, his songwriting process and how to get companies to notice you on social media.
On this week’s episode of “Lighting the Lamp,” Brady Gardner and Liam O’Brien start by putting a bow on the season for the BU women’s hockey team, revisiting their 2018-19 campaign and looking toward an optimistic future for the squad.
Turning over to the men’s team, Brady and Liam share their thoughts on the quarterfinal series victory over UMass Lowell, preview this weekend’s Hockey East semifinals against Northeastern and potential finals matchups with BC or UMass.
Hockey East championship weekend is right around the corner, so get ready for the biggest weekend of the season by listening to “Lighting the Lamp.”
On this week’s episode of “Lighting the Lamp,” Brady Gardner takes you through an ugly week for BU hockey, starting with the men’s team’s 6-0 loss to UMaine. Brady analyzes what went wrong for the Terriers against Maine and previews this week’s Hockey East playoff series against UMass Lowell.
Transitioning to the women’s side, Brady reviews a tough 5-1 loss for the Terriers against BC in the Hockey East semifinals, ending BU’s season. Brady takes a look back at the season as a whole and gives his thoughts about the direction of the team for the future.
It wasn’t a great week for BU hockey, but there’s reason to be optimistic going forward. Join Brady for all the latest news and opinions on this week’s episode of “Lighting the Lamp.”
On this episode of “East to West,” we cover a Student Government and BU Wellness and Prevention-run initiative on student wellness and mental health, a call for rideshare companies to better accommodate cyclists, a world record broken at BU, and more.
On this week’s episode of “Lighting the Lamp,” Brady Gardner and Liam O’Brien start by discussing the Boston University men’s hockey team and their tie with Providence and win over Merrimack this past week. They also preview Saturday’s regular season finale against the University of Maine, and look at the state of the Hockey East standings with one game to go.
On the women’s side, Brady and Liam review a series win over the University of New Hampshire, as the Terriers advance in the women’s Hockey East tournament to face Boston College this Saturday. The guys set the stage for that matchup and consider the potential outcomes of the final four before the tournament wraps up on Sunday.
The playoffs are well underway for the women’s team, and the men’s team is just a week away from starting their own postseason play. Listen to “Lighting the Lamp” to get your fill of all things Terriers at this exciting time of year.
On this episode of “East to West,” we cover the opening of Barnes and Noble’s new location on campus, the cones and construction going on throughout the BU community, an undergraduate STEM competition offered by Boston’s Museum of Science, and more.
On this episode of “East to West,” we cover Boston University School of Theology Dean Mary Elizabeth Moore’s message regarding the United Methodist Church, a new working group on campus designed to eliminate gender-based harassment, GreenWorks, and more.
On this episode of “Clout Chasing,” we sat down with a social media phenom and former Twitter troll to discuss stan culture, online communities and pranking Teen Vogue.
In this week’s episode of “Lighting the Lamp,” Brady Gardner starts the show with a roundup of a weekend sweep for the men’s team against the University of Vermont. He gives his takeaways from the series and previews their upcoming games against Providence and Merrimack, taking into account the major playoff implications involved.
Crossing over to the women’s team, Brady reviews a mixed weekend for the Terriers, including the end of their 14-game point streak. He takes a look at the final statistics from the regular season and finishes the show with his predictions and expectations for the team in the playoffs, which kick off this weekend against the University of New Hampshire.
The playoffs are right around the corner, so update yourself on everything BU hockey by listening to “Lighting the Lamp.”
On this episode of “East to West,” we cover the introduction of a new class that fulfills the WR150 course requirement, Boston City Councillor Michelle Wu’s petition against MBTA fare increases, the upcoming BUild Lab Idea Conference, and more.
On this episode of “East to West,” we cover Student Government’s spring concert announcement, a former Massachusetts governor eyeing a 2020 presidential run, a BU professor’s progress in developing treatments for melanoma, and more.
On this week’s episode of “Lighting the Lamp,” Brady Gardner, Paige Mautner and Liam O’Brien start off with a review of the men’s team splitting last weekend’s two-game set with UConn. They also take a look at the current Hockey East standings and the road ahead for the Terriers.
Going over to the women’s side, Brady, Paige and Liam recap a win and a tie for BU against UNH last weekend. Moving forward, they preview the final two games of the regular season and voice their confidence about the team ahead of the postseason.
BU hockey is heating up as the teams wrap up regular season play, so get your fix on all things Terriers by listening to “Lighting the Lamp.”
On this episode of “East to West,” we cover the formation of free speech committees on campus, a Beverly middle schooler aspiring to one day study at BU, BU’s efforts to improve surgery experiences, and more.
On this episode of “East to West,” we cover the GPA requirement for Wheelock students hoping to graduate summa cum laude, a South End housing rehabilitation project, the women’s hockey Beanpot victory, and more.
On this week’s episode of “Lighting the Lamp,” Brady Gardner brings you through a thrilling week and a half of Boston University men’s and women’s hockey.
He starts with the women’s team, reflecting on their massive Beanpot victory over Harvard, the path to get to that point, a weekend win over Holy Cross, and the impressive run the team has been on. He also previews the road ahead for the Terriers as they close out the regular season.
Next, Brady goes into the men’s team’s struggles in Beanpot play, including losses to Northeastern and Harvard, and a defeat at the University of Massachusetts in between. He finishes with his own thoughts on BU’s difficulties and sets the stage for their final seven games of the regular season.
A lot has happened since our last episode, so come listen to this week’s show to get yourself caught up on all things BU hockey.
We talk to Melony Breese and Kate Hadley, founders of the fashion blog realcoolkillers.com, to discuss fashion media, Instagram culture and why Ariana Grande sucks.
On this episode of "East to West," we cover the rising campus housing and dining prices, a new pilot program implementing body cameras on state troopers, the result of Massachusetts’ Groundhog Day, and more.
On this episode of "East to West," we talk about email scams, a statewide plan to end youth homelessness, fake IDs, and more.
On this week’s episode of East to West, “It IS Easy Being Green” — and we’re talking about environmentalism at BU, Boston, and beyond. We’ll cover a new vegan restaurant coming to campus, a panel discussion on gentrification and environmentalism, and the importance of an eco-friendly wardrobe.
You can read more about the stories featured in this podcast at the following links:
Life Alive prepares to open location on campus: https://dfpress.co/2JB380y
‘Is It Bougie To Be Green?’ connects climate change to faith, marginalized groups: https://dfpress.co/2qZvauO
The NFL draft is in full swing. Get caught up on the most important — and most surprising — picks of the week in the latest episode of Game Time, the biweekly sports podcast from The Daily Free Press.
Back in 2016, The Daily Free Press reported on a social media movement, called #PoorAtAPrivateUniversity. The students who started it wanted to express their frustrations with the financial aid process and protest tuition hikes. Has anything changed?
On special edition of East to West, you’ll hear from three students who feel the strain of attending an expensive, private university. For these students and others, making college financially feasible requires considering more than just the cost of tuition; today’s episode tells their stories.
You can read more about the stories mentioned in this episode at the following links:
COM to eliminate most computer labs, institute Bring Your Own Device policy: https://dfpress.co/2H8MDIZ
BU student group voices tuition concerns, university hopes for communication, understanding: https://dfpress.co/2F8xuEQ
Students, staff discuss stress of financial aid in open discussion: https://dfpress.co/2qTfg5b
Questrom senior’s incident with Student Accounting Services highlights struggles of low-income students: https://dfpress.co/2IA3a8y
On today’s episode of “East to West,” "It’s a Marathon, Not a Sprint."
You’ll hear two stories today — the first, from a BU student who’s toeing the line for the second time today, and the second, a segment on transgender runners and the challenges they face as athletes.
To donate to Keep Smilin' for Abbie, follow this link: https://www.crowdrise.com/o/en/campaign/2018-boston-marathon4/rachelmclean4?utm_campaign=ocdonate&utm_medium=facebook&utm_source=crowdrise
To get updates on Rachel's progress on the course, text "RUNNER" to 234567. Her bib number is 28579.
To learn more about transgender runners, read the original story by Sarika Ram here: https://dailyfreepress.com/blog/2018/04/11/transgender-runners-to-enter-boston-marathon-with-their-preferred-gender/
The NBA playoffs are fast approaching. In the latest episode of Game Time, we're talking with BUTV10's Carter Farmsworth to gear up for tipoff on Saturday.
On this week’s episode of East to West, “Out With the Old, In With the New,” we’re discussing changes at BU and in Boston — like new reusable straws at Eastern Standard, the elimination of the COM computer labs, and skating teams' request for locker room renovations.
You can read more about the stories featured in this podcast at the following links:
Eastern Standard says goodbye to single-use plastic straws: https://dfpress.co/2IzPBWE
COM to eliminate most computer labs, institute Bring Your Own Device policy: https://dfpress.co/2H8MDIZ
Skating teams rally for renovations in ‘secondhand’ locker room: https://dfpress.co/2HlEReM
On this week’s episode of East to West, “Hungry Yet?,” we’re discussing three mouth-watering stories, on the opening of a burrito restaurant in Cambridge, a chef demonstration in the 808 Gallery, and the challenges food trucks face in Boston.
You can read more about the stories featured in this podcast at the following links:
Zambrero opens first American locations in Cambridge, Warwick: https://dailyfreepress.com/blog/2018/03/26/zambrero-opens-first-american-locations-in-cambridge-warwick/
Jacques Pépin demonstrates recipes from classic cookbook at 808 Gallery: https://dailyfreepress.com/blog/2018/03/29/jacques-pepin-demonstrates-recipes-from-classic-cookbook-at-808-gallery/
Boston is the most difficult city for food trucks, report says: https://dailyfreepress.com/blog/2018/03/27/boston-is-the-most-difficult-city-for-food-trucks-report-says/
What's so mad about March Madness? Find out on this week's episode of Game Time, where we're chatting with Daily Free Press columnist Andrew Mason.
In the first episode of Game Time, host Michael Alcaraz chats with Daily Free Press sports associate Jacob Gurvis about spring training and the Boston Red Sox.
Game Time is a new, bi-weekly sports podcast from The Daily Free Press. Tune in every other Friday for a new episode!
On this week’s episode of East to West, “Money Talks,” we’re talking about finance, budgets and funding at BU, Boston and Beyond.
You can read more about the stories featured in this podcast at the following links:
2/22/18 Print Issue: http://dfpress.co/2HDGjJs A-SEG: MBTA’s over $100 million deficit might force fare hike: http://dfpress.co/2oqDSSs
B-SEG: Millennials prompt digital-first shift in banking industry: http://dfpress.co/2F2Ad6N
C-SEG: BU Student Government looks to improve transparency in funding distribution: http://dfpress.co/2EX9gON