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On the final episode of the academic year, host senior Emma Kersting brings on guests senior Elizabeth Kharabadze and juniors Leila Marcillo-Gómez and Ariana Gonzalez Villarreal to discuss creating the 2023-24 Year in Review Magazine.
Host first year student Ethan Kaufman brings on repeat guest first year student Sam Zaslow-Braverman to rank their top album of each year of the 2010s.
Intro: 00:00-3:25
2010-11: 3:25-16:01
'12-'14: 16:01-36:27
'15-'17: 36:27-59:50
'18-'19: 59:50- 1:17:23
In the third episode on their season showcasing female screenwriters and directors, hosts juniors Therese Kinirons and Hailey Howgate discuss Celine Song's 2023 film "Past Lives." Listen along as they read segments from the script and discuss the Korean concept of In-Yun.
First year student hosts Logan Thompson and Ethan Kaufman share their thoughts on this week's top films at the Box Office.
Oscar Award contenders: 00:00-32:04
Auction updates: 32:05-38:06
Box Office: 38:07-50:10
Out of the Top 10: 50:11-51:11
Next weekend's predictions: 51:11-56:55
Host first year Ethan Kaufman is joined by guest first year student Beth Taylor to discuss their top 10 episodes of "Better Call Saul," the spinoff series to "Breaking Bad."
Intro: 00:00-04:25
Honorable Mentions: 4:25-17:29
8-#4: 17:29-28:49
3-#1: 28:49-45:38
Outro: 45:38-47:44
Host senior Emma Kersting breaks down the top stories in News, Sports, and Life and Culture at The Ithacan. This week, Kersting spoke with sophomore Dylan Albert, senior Jess Moskowitz and first year student Jacquelyn Reaves.
First year student hosts Logan Thompson and Ethan Kaufman share their thoughts on the films premiering at the 2024 Cannes Film Festival and this week's top films at the Box Office.
Intro/future years in film: 00:00-9:12
Cinemacon and streaming: 9:12-10:39
Future Disney movies: 10:39-14:55
Film announcements: 14:55-20:10
Cannes Awards films: 20:10-42:10
Auction Updates: 42:10-43:44
Box Office: 43:45-58:13
"Civil War": 43:45-50:10
"Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire": 50:46-52:35
"Monkey Man" and "The First Omen": 53:46-55:12
"Sting": 57:20-58:13
Out of the Top 10: 58:13-01:01:25
Next Weekend: 01:01:25-01:07:19
Host first year Ethan Kaufman is joined by guest first year student Riley Freedman to rank Wes Anderson's films from, in their opinions, worst to best.
Intro: 00:00-2:51
11-#8: 2:51-17:34
7-#4: 17:34-39:41
3-#1: 39:41-1:01:24
Outro: 1:01:24-1:02:34
Host senior Emma Kersting interviews members of The Ithacan's editorial board to get a behind-the-scenes look at The Arts Edition. Kersting spoke with Life and Culture editors senior Molly Fitzsimons and sophomore Mariana Contreras, and Design editors junior Molly Teska and sophomore Grace Vanderveer.
On this episode of Deja View, join hosts juniors Therese Kinirons and Hailey Howgate as they discuss their favorite genre bending comedy, Emma Seligman's "Shiva Baby"(2020). Tune in as they discuss sugar daddies, honest queer representation, and Quinn Fabray.
First year student hosts Logan Thompson and Ethan Kaufman share their thoughts on this week's top films at the Box Office.
Host first year student Ethan Kaufman brings on guest first year student MJ Jacobs to rank Lana Del Rey's albums.
Intro: 00:00-2:06
10-#7: 2:06-12:27
6-#4: 12:27-20:10
3-#1: 20:10-31:59
Outro: 31:59-32:45
This week, host Alliey Magistro speaks with first year Elise Waddington from the Bombers' Softball team at Ithaca College.
On a brand new season of 'Deja View' focusing on female screenwriters, host junior Therese Kinirons is joined by new cohost junior Hailey Howgate to discuss the pair's favorite film, "When Harry Met Sally" (1989), written by Nora Ephron.
First year student hosts Logan Thompson and Ethan Kaufman begin a new segment on 'Popcorn Premieres' where they stage an auction to bet on their most anticipated theatrical and streaming releases.
Auction: 00:00-19:05
Top Box Office Movies: 19:05-38:46
Drop Out Movies: 38:47-39:58
Predictions: 41:05-44:40
Indie film releases: 44:40-46:03
Streaming releases: 46:04-48:42
Outro: 48:43-51:38
Host first-year student Ethan Kaufman is joined by guest first-year student Hannah Greaves to rank their top 10 "Stranger Things" characters.
Intro - 00:00-3:12
9-#7 - 3:12-11:48
6-#4 - 11:48-21:52
3-#1 - 21:52-38:33
Outro: 38:33-39:17
Host senior Emma Kersting dives into last week’s top stories in News, Sports, and Life and Culture by interviewing the Ithacan’s reporters to get a closer look at Ithaca College and beyond campus. This week, Kersting spoke with senior writer Alyssa Beebe, senior Jess Moskowitz, and sophomore Taylor Borash
First year student hosts Logan Thompson and Ethan Kaufman share their thoughts on this week's top films in the Box Office.
Intro: 00:00-1:39
Top 10: 1:40-28:00
- "Hundreds of Beavers": 1:40-4:45
- "Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire": 4:45-10:16
- "Dune 2": 10:17-11:49
- "Kung Fu Panda 4": 11:50-15:20
- "Immaculate": 15:20-20:28
- "Arthur the King": 20:29-22:25
- "Imaginary": 22:26-23:22
- "Love Lies Bleeding": 23:23-24:26
- "Cabrini": 24:26-25:27
- "Bob Marley": 25:27-27:57
Movies out of the top 10: 27:58-31:22
Next weekend: 31:22-39:23
"Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey 2": 39:24-42:05
Conclusion: 42:05-42:33
Host first-year student Ethan Kaufman is joined by guest first-year student MiCaila Lohrfink to rank the 10 films of the “Saw” franchise from worst to best.
Intro: 00:00-3:03
Bottom 5: 3:03-19:33
Top 5: 19:33-46:26
Host senior Emma Kersting dives into last week’s top stories in News, Sports, and Life and Culture by interviewing the Ithacan’s reporters to get a closer look at Ithaca College and beyond campus. This week, Kersting spoke with senior reporter Jadyn Davis, first year student Jacob Infald, and first year student Sarah Mooney.
This week, host Alliey Magistro speaks with the new head coach of the Ithaca College Men's lacrosse program, Tommy Pearce.
First year student hosts Logan Thompson and Ethan Kaufman break down the winners of the 96th Academy Awards ceremony, followed by their thoughts on this week's top films in the Box Office.
Host Ethan Kaufman is joined by guest Sam Zaslow-Braverman to rank the top music albums of the 2000s decade.
Intro - 00:00-2:46
'00 to '02 - 2:47-18:31
'03 to '05 - 18:32-39:43
'06 to '09 - 39:43-57:29
Outro - 57:29-58:57
First year student hosts Logan Thompson and Ethan Kaufman share their thoughts on this weekend's top movies at the box office.
For this week's episode of 'On the Same Page,' host Emma Kersting interviews the editorial board members of The Ithacan's Sports and Photography sections to get a behind-the-scenes scoop on what goes in to creating the Sports Preview.
'Pop Off!' is an Ithacan podcast hosted by first year student Ethan Kaufman where each episode he brings on a guest to discuss and rank TV shows, music, movies and more. This week Kaufman welcomes guest Beth Taylor to rank their top 5 episodes of the crime drama television series "Breaking Bad" (2008-2013).
Intro - 00:00-3:27
Honorable Mentions - 3:27-11:47
Bottom Half - 11:47-20:44
Top Half - 20:44-33:10
Outro - 33:10-35:30
First year student hosts Logan Thompson and Ethan Kaufman break down the recent wins at the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards and how they anticipate the Oscar Awards playing out. Thompson and Kaufman also go through last weekend's top movies at the box office.
'Pop Off!' is an Ithacan podcast hosted by first year student Ethan Kaufman where each episode he brings on a guest to discuss and rank TV shows, music, movies and more. This week Kaufman welcomes guest Sarah Cochi to rank Taylor Swift's albums.
Intro: 00:00-2:57
Bottom 5: 2:57-17:26
Top 5: 17:26-30:07
Outro: 30:07-31:25
Host senior Emma Kersting dives into last week’s top stories in News, Sports, and Life and Culture by interviewing the Ithacan’s reporters to get a closer look at Ithaca College and beyond campus. This week, Kersting spoke with News Editor Prakriti Panwar, sports reporter Tess Ferguson and Newsletter Editor Jacquelyn Reaves.
First year student hosts Logan Thompson and Ethan Kaufman analyze the results of the 2024 British Academy Film Arts (BAFTA) Awards and how they might hint to Oscar Award wins. Thompson and Kaufman then share their thoughts on this weekend's top movies at the box office.
BAFTAs: 00:35-14:35
Animated Film: 1:34-5:43
Adapted Screenplay: 5:45-7:57
Acting Categories: 8:00-10:45
Sound: 10:46-11:42
"Poor Things" (2023): 11:43-14:34
Box Office: 14:35-31:50
"Madame Web" (2024): 14:50-17:11 ... 21:19-22:45
"Bob Marley: One Love" (2024): 17:13-21:18
Sony/Marvel Superhero Movies: 22:47-25:28
"The Beekeeper" (2024): 26:51-31:50
Conclusion: 31:51-36:30
'Pop Off!' is an Ithacan podcast hosted by first year student Ethan Kaufman where each episode he brings on a guest to discuss and rank TV shows, music, movies and more. This week Kaufman welcomes guest Jaiden Moreno to break down their top 10 episodes of HBO's "Succession."
Intro and honorable mentions: 00:00-4:46
14-11: 4:47-14:36
10-6: 14:36-26:46
Top 5: 36:46-59:01
Conclusion: 59:02-1:00:27
For the first episode of 'How IC Sports' of the semester, host sophomore Alliey Magistro interviews graduate student Junie Dickson from the Bombers Women's Basketball team.
Host senior Emma Kersting dives into last week’s top stories in News, Sports, and Life and Culture by interviewing the Ithacan’s reporters to get a closer look at Ithaca College and beyond campus. This week, Kersting interviewed Assistant News Editor Ryan Johnson, sports reporter Julia Wallace, and senior reporter Matt Minton.
First year student hosts Logan Thompson and Ethan Kaufman share their thoughts on this weekend's top movies at the box office.
'Pop Off!' is a new Ithacan podcast hosted by first year student Ethan Kaufman where each episode he brings on a guest to discuss and rank TV shows, music, movies and more. In the premiere episode, Kaufman brings on first year student Riley Freedman as his guest to rank the 2024 Oscar nominees for Best Picture.
Intro: 00:00-3:04
10: 3:05-7:09
9: 7:10-11:10
8: 11:11-15:56
7: 15:56-21:56
6: 21:57-27:53
5: 27:53-32:58
4: 32:38-39:56
3: 39:56-43:50
2: 43:50-51:47
1: 52:47-58:34
Outro: 58:35- 1:00:12
First year student hosts Logan Thompson and Ethan Kaufman share their thoughts on Grammy Award winners for Best Score Soundtrack for Visual Media and Best Song Written for Visual Media. Following their talks on how the Grammy wins might lead to the Oscars, Thompson and Kaufman break down this week's top movies at the box office.
Introduction: 00:00-00:34
Grammy Awards: 00:35-6:00
Box Office: 6:00-28:42
Argylle 6:00-10:38
The Chosen: 10:40-17:00
The Beekeeper: 17:05-20:15
Wonka, Migration, Mean Girls: 20:20-22:50
Anyone But You: 22:55-25:15
Lisa Frankenstein prediction: 25:20-28:42
Conclusion: 28:42-29:15
Hosts Emma Kersting and Mariana Contreras dive into last week's top stories in News, Sports, and Life and Culture by interviewing the Ithacan's reporters to get a closer look at Ithaca College and beyond campus.
First year student host Logan Thompson is joined by his new co-host, first year student Ethan Kaufman. The pair go through the different award ceremonies honoring the films that have premiered in the past year, sharing their thoughts on those who were nominated and those who were snubbed. Following nomination analysis, Thompson and Kaufman break down this week's top movies at the box office.
Intro: 00:00-1:00
Oscar Nominations/Awards Season: 1:00-20:47
Box Office: 20:48-36:55
Outro: 36:54-37:45
On the first episode back from the break, first year student host Logan Thompson is joined by senior Kit Stitely to break down their rankings of Hayao Miyazaki films from least favorite to greatest. The pair critique and praise the Japanese animated films as they work their way up the list.
Introduction: 00:00-2:02
Least favorite: 2:03-7:50
Favorites: 43:47- 51:55
Hosts Emma Kersting and Kaeleigh Banda dive into last week's top stories in News, Sports, and Life and Culture by interviewing the Ithacan's reporters to get a closer look at Ithaca College and beyond campus.
Host first-year student Logan Thompson reviews the comedy/drama Netflix film with sophomore Michael Mahtesian to discuss the actors' performances and the audience's perception of the true crime genre. Thompson continues with a recap of his favorite films of 2023 and movies he is anticipating in 2024.
Introduction: 00:00-2:22
Review: 2:23-25:48
2023 Movies Wrap-up: 25:50-37-34
This week, host junior David Schurter speaks with junior Tess Ferguson on how she got into journalism, being the sports editor at The Ithacan, and balancing her responsibilities at The Ithacan and the women's lacrosse team.
This week, first year student host Logan Thompson is joined by sophomore Caleb Cackowski and senior Kit Stitely to discuss the latest film in the Hunger Games franchise, "The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes" (2023). Thompson also ranks the other movies that were released over Thanksgiving weekend.
Intro: 00:00-1:27
Hunger Games: 1:27-44:05
Ranking: 44:05-53:02
Co-host seniors Clare Shanahan and Emma Kersting dive into the top stories in news, sports and life and culture at The Ithacan. This week, Kersting and Shanahan spoke with sophomore Assistant News Editor Prakriti Panwar, sophomore Co-Life and Culture Editor Vivian Rose and sophomore Flynn Hynes.
This week, host junior David Schurter welcomes Bombers Football graduate student linebacker Ben Stola to discuss the 2023 season, the 64th annual Cortaca Jug and the post-season mindset.
On this week's episode of 'Popcorn Premieres', host first year student Logan Thompson reviews "The Killer" (2023) with Lily Ashman and Ethan Kaufman, "The Marvels" (2023) with Jesus Burgos and "The Holdovers" (2023) with Hank Jennings.
On this episode of Deja View, host junior Therese Kinirons is joined by Jacob Sabbagh and Nate Henshaw to talk about the 1988 animated sci-fi/action film "Akira". Tune in for a discussion on anime and its influence on the distribution of Japanese media in the U.S. as well as the film's uniquely disgusting body horror.
Co-host seniors Clare Shanahan and Emma Kersting dive into the latest stories in news, sports and life and culture at The Ithacan. This week, Kersting and Shanahan spoke with junior News Editor Lorien Tyne, senior Newsletter Editor Elizabeth Kharabadze and senior writer Daniel King.
Host first year student Logan Thompson is joined by guest Maggie Schluth to discuss recently released films "Priscilla" (2023), directed by Sofia Coppola and "Fingernails" (2023) directed by Christos Nikou.
This week on 'How IC Sports,' host junior David Schurter interviews junior journalism major and women's track sprinter Carolina Cedraschi. The two discuss Cedraschi's experience producing a documentary last spring on mental health in althetes and as a producer at ICTV.
Co-host seniors Emma Kersting and Clare Shanahan dive into the latest stories in news, sports and life and culture at The Ithacan. This week, Kersting and Shanahan spoke with first-year reporter Kaeleigh Banda and sophomore Assistant Sports Editor Billy Wood.
Host first-year student Logan Thompson is joined by guests Braedy Dilger and Simona Forgione to discuss the film adaptation of the video game franchise, "Five Nights at Freddy's". Thompson and Forgione continue to review "Anatomy of a Fall", and Thompson alone reviews the Netflix Original "Pain Hustlers.
FNAF: 00:00-29:31
Anatomy of a Fall: 29:32-45:58
Pain Hustlers: 45:59-55:54
Conclusion, Up Next: 55:55-1:00:16
Tune in to hear new host junior David Schurter speak with IC Women's Soccer graduate student Sarah Sinnott about her recent accomplishments with the Bombers and her undergraduate soccer career at the University of Pittsburgh.
In Episode 7 of their animation series, host Therese Kinirons sits with guest Jess Williams to chat about 2009's children's horror classic Coraline. Join them as they discuss gloves, ghost children and the scariest movie intro of all time.
On episode 7 of "Popcorn Premieres," host first-year student Logan Thompson reviews "Killers of the Flower Moon" (2023) with guests Lily Ashman and Anthony Vicendese. The three discuss pacing, drama and the actors' performances as they dive into the details of the plot.
In Episode 6 of their animation series, host junior Therese Kinirons chats with guest senior Matt Minton about the festive fall favorite, The Fantastic Mr. Fox (2009). Join them as they share their love/hate relationships with Wes Anderson, as well as the care and creativity that comes with stop motion films.
Co-host seniors Emma Kersting and Clare Shanahan dive into the latest stories in news, sports and life and culture at The Ithacan. This week, Kersting and Shanahan spoke with first year news reporter Mei Dennison, junior Sports Editor Tess Ferguson and sophomore Life and Culture Co-Editor Vivian Rose.
On this week's episode, host first year student Logan Thompson reviews "Fair Play" (2023), "Totally Killer" (2023) and "The Burial" (2023). Thompson introduces a new segment on the show reviewing movies of 2023 that were released prior to the first episode of "Popcorn Premieres"
Intro: 00:00-4:14
“Fair Play”: 4:15-10:04
“Totally Killer”: 10:05-14:40
“The Burial”: 14:41-19:28
New segment: 19:29-20:20
“Star Wars” Ranking*: 20:20-24:31
“Skinamarink” (2022): 24:32-30:56
Conclusion: 30:57-32:27
*The films of the “Star Wars” franchise were not discussed in this episode
In Episode 5 of their animation series, host junior Therese Kinirons is joined by guest Sena Namkung to talk about the 2007 Pixar film Ratatouille. Join them as they discuss delicious food, Pixar at large, and potential health code violations.
This week on Popcorn Premieres, host first-year student Logan Thompson welcomes guests Braedy Dilger and Steven Hoehl. The three tear into the latest film in the "Exorcist" franchise, "The Exorcist: Believer" (2023).
Introduction: 00:00-3:48
Review: 3:49-30:25
Conclusion: 30:25-31:18
Co-host seniors Emma Kersting and Clare Shanahan dive into the latest stories in news, sports and life and culture at The Ithacan. This week, Kersting and Shanahan spoke with news editor junior Lorien Tyne, sports editor sophomore Billy Wood and sophomore reporter Mariana Contreras.
This week on Popcorn Premieres, host first-year student Logan Thompson discusses "The Creator" (2023) and "Dumb Money" (2023) with guest sophomore Madison Schriver, "Saw X" (2023) with guest senior Jesus Burgos. Thompson also shares his thoughts on the Disney+ "Ahsoka" series (2023), Netflix's short film "The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar" (2023) and Letterboxd being acquired.
In Episode 4 of their animation review series, host Therese Kinirons and guest Hailey Howgate join to talk about the first American feature length animated film (a title which they will repeat many times), “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.” Tune in to hear about all of the songs the pair forgot about and how much they adore them.
Co-hosts Clare Shanahan and Emma Kersting explore the latest stories in news and sports at The Ithacan. This week, Kersting and Shanahan spoke with reporter Noa Ran-Ressler and sports editor Tess Ferguson.
Host Logan Thompson discusses new horror film "It Lives Inside" (2023) with guest Hank Jennings. On his own, Thompson reviews "No One Will Save You" (2023) and the Disney+ series "Ashoka." To wrap up the episode, Thompson analyzes recent film festivals and how he anticipates they will impact award season.
Prologue, WGA Strike: 00:00-3:34
Introduction: 3:34-5:30
It Lives Inside: 5:30-24:20
No One Will Save You: 24:20-31:42
Ahsoka: 31:43-41:43
Film Festivals; TIFF, Telluride, Venice: 41:44-51:48
TIFF: 42:00-46:18
Telluride and Venice: 46:19-49:28
Conclusion: 51:49-53:40
Co-hosts Emma Kersting and Clare Shanahan dive into the latest stories in news, sports and life and culture at The Ithacan. This week, Kersting and Shanahan spoke with reporters Kai Linke, David Schurter and Jadyn Davis.
Host Logan Thompson with guests Hank Jennings and Brendan Noone discuss "A Haunting in Venice," (2023) the latest murder mystery film starring and directed by Kenneth Branagh.
In episode three of the animation series of Deja View, Host Therese Kinirons, with guest Nathan Zakim, explore the 2023 film "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem." Tune in to hear the pair discuss Seth Rogen and the resurgence and reinvention of comic book movies.
On this very special double feature episode of Deja View, host Therese Kinirons talks with guest Chess Cabrera about the cultural phenomenon that is "Into the Spider-Verse" (2018) and "Across the Spider-Verse" (2023). Join them as they discuss the multitude of Spider-Men and representation in the media.
Join co-hosts Opinion Editor Clare Shanahan and Podcast Editor Emma Kersting as they interview reporters from The Ithacan on this week's top stories in News, Sports and Life and Culture.
Join host Logan Thompson with guest Caleb Cackowski in the premiere of The Ithacan's newest movie review podcast to discuss "Bottoms", "Passages", and the summer box office.
Passages: 4:52
Bottoms: 14:03
Guest Letterboxd: 31:30
Summer Box Office: 35:11
Hits: 35:56
Surprises: 41:01
Misses: 46:57
Analysis: 49:36
Conclusion: 55:22
The Ithacan presents a new podcast "On The Same Page" co-hosted by Opinion Editor Clare Shanahan and Podcast Editor Emma Kersting. Clare and Emma dive in to last week's top stories by speaking with the reporters to get a closer look at what's going on at Ithaca College and beyond campus.
Join host Therese Kinirons in their return to The Ithacan Podcasts with the first episode of the new season of Deja View. Kinirons with guest Jackson Gruenke discuss what they loved about the Puss in Boots sequel and how it reflects on the medium of storytelling that is animation.
Join host Therese Kinirons in the finale of Deja View’s horror season to discuss the 2022 spectacle "NOPE". Tune in to hear Therese and guest Jackson Gruenke discuss Peele’s filmography, angel imagery, and squelching.
Sophomore host Luke Cammarata explores a different aspect of sports at Ithaca College with sophomore Ithaca College Media Creative Team member Spencer Cross.
On the penultimate episode of the season, host Therese Kinirons talks with guest Chloe Zonis about the psychological horror "Saint Maud" (2019). Tune in to hear their deep observations on biblical imagery and levitation.
Tune in to hear sophomore host Luke Cammarata talk with junior Jake Williams about his experience on the field as Ithaca College's football running back.
In Episode 4 of their Horror series, host Therese Kinirons deep dives with guest Hailey Howgate into the soon-to-be cult classic, Bodies Bodies Bodies (2022). Tune in to hear them gush over Rachel Sennott and hate on rich influencers.
Host sophomore Luke Cammarata kicks off this season of “How IC Sports” by learning about sophomore Shaun Herlihy’s experience as a pole vaulter.
In Episode 3 of their Horror Series, host Therese Kinirons talks with guest Alex Benowitz about the 1968 classic "Night of the Living Dead". Tune in to hear the pair discuss the cinematography and practical effects and how well they hold up, as well as the origin of the word “zombie” and ghoul’s dry cleaning.
In episode 2 of their horror series, host Therese Kinirons talks with guest Sena Namkung about the 2018 family drama "Hereditary". Tune in to hear their thoughts, feelings, and takeaways from the film, while also discussing the lack of Toni Collette’s Oscar nomination and boy moms.
Host Therese Kinirons and guest Nathan Zakim kick off the new season of Deja View focusing on horror films with the experimental film “Skinamarink” (2022).
In their last episode highlighting queer media, hosts Sydney Brumfield and Therese Kinirons dive into "Moonlight" (2016). They talk about the immense heart and talent that went into creating this phenomenal film. The hosts end the episode by looking back on the season as a whole as well as saying goodbye to Sydney making this her final episode with Deja View.
In Episode 5 of their series highlighting queer media, hosts Sydney Brumfield and Therese Kinirons talk about the 2022 film, “Fire Island.” Tune in to hear why this film should be at the top of your list, and how it has set the bar for queer content.
Tune in to hear co-hosts Sydney Brumfield and Therese Kinirons talk about “Portrait of a Lady on Fire” (2019), a film that tells a terrific love story and breaks the trope of female objectification.
The 1991 film “My Own Private Idaho” left co-hosts Sydney Brumfield and Therese Kinirons in tears in this latest episode in their series highlighting queer media. Tune in to hear about this films stunning visuals and heart breaking narrative.
In this episode of Deja View, co-hosts Sydney Brumfield and Therese Kinirons talk about what makes a queer film authentic, the impact of filming a project on an iPhone and Christmas movies? Tune in to listen to them discuss “Tangerine” (2015).
Cohosts Sydney Brumfield and Therese Kinirons kick off their new series focusing on queer media by discussing “Pride” (2014). Tune in to hear about this touching narrative and incredible characters.
In her last episode focusing on the genre of comedy, host Sydney Brumfield and guest Massey Williams talk about “Shaun of the Dead” (2004) as they discuss the subgenera of dark comedy. Tune in to hear about why this film is one of the funniest and existential films to date.
In episode 5 of her series focusing on the genre of comedy, host Sydney Brumfield sits down with junior Sara Borsari to talk about the sub-genre of Parody with the 1975 cult classic “Monty Python and the Holy Grail”. Tune in to hear their favorite moments and what makes the genre of parody so wonderful.
In this episode of ‘Re:Mixing’, host Eva Salzman sits down with Ithaca College juniors, Noah Falk and Rufus Mullhaupt, to discuss how the tracks on their playlist have inspired their own music. Listen to their playlist here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/05SZvpda0t5iWsSbfxWrBB?si=e7tfkTgGQQuzbcVw3N23QA
In her fourth episode focusing on the genre of Comedy, host Sydney Brumfield is joined by junior Stephanie Hawkins to discuss “What We Do in the Shadows” (2014). The pair discuss just how bloody funny the cult classic is and how it embodies the subgenre of mockumentary.
In this episode of Re:Mixing, host Eva Salzman sits down with Luke Keller, professor of physics and astronomy at Ithaca College, to discuss the inspirations behind his playlist "Mysteries and High Places".
In this episode of 'The Moon Rises Too', Nijha speaks with friend and colleague Makiyah Adams. The two discuss Human Design Types, the philosophies of absurdism and nihilism, and other ways we create purpose and assign meaning to our lives. They welcome listeners to consider belief systems as sources of survival, grounding, and community building.
In episode 3 of her series focusing on the genre of comedy host, Sydney Brumfield sits down with junior Charlie Amand to talk about the sub-genre of farce with “Greener Grass” (2019). Tune in to hear the duo’s favorite outlandish moments.
In the second episode of her series focusing on the genre of comedy, host Sydney Brumfield talks about “Tower Heist” (2011) with senior Bri Power. Tune in to hear their hot takes and fun insights into the subgenre of comedic thrillers.
In this episode of Re:Mixing, host Eva Salzman sits down with Editor in Chief Alexis Manore and Managing Editor Frankie Walls. The two talk about their 10-song collaborative playlist “In-person Cyberbullying.” They each discuss five songs that make up who they are as people, friends and leaders at The Ithacan.
Listen to their playlist here.
Host Sydney Brumfield kicks off her new mini series focusing on the genre of comedy by talking about the dark humored romantic comedy film “Saving Face” (2004) with senior Queline Meadows. Listen as the two discuss their favorite moments and why this film should be added to your must watch list.
In the season finale of her Women in Film series, host Sydney Brumfield sits down with junior Surina Belk-Gupta to talk about the beauty and sincerity of the 2001 film “Monsoon Wedding.”
In this week’s episode, host Frankie Walls sits down with Angel ’21 to discuss her experience as a trans woman of color and how there is no one way to be a woman.
She was recently featured in “Vogue Italia.” To stay connected with her, follow her on Instagram.
In this week’s episode, host Frankie Walls sits down with sophomore Annalese Winegard to discuss Winegard’s experience as a bisexual woman. Walls and Winegard talk about how early education shapes people’s experience being LGBTQ+ and the importance of representation in media.
For more information about Winegard and her new paint and sip club, contact her on Instagram at @aannalese.
In the fifth episode of the Women in Film series, host Sydney Brumfield is joined by junior Juliana Luis to discuss the 2004 film “D.E.B.S.” Listen to hear about the pair’s favorite moments and why this film deserves recognition for its significance in queer culture.
In this week’s episode, host Frankie Walls talks with Justin Li ’21, an Asian American filmmaker. Li discusses his own experiences as a film student at Ithaca College and about filming his senior thesis, “Moments Fleeting,” in Hong Kong.
You can check out more of Li’s work here and listen to the soundtrack and original score of “Moments Fleeting” by Jeffrey Taylor here.
In episode four of her Women in Film series, host Sydney Brumfield and guest Queline Meadows discuss the iconic 2009 film “Jennifer’s Body” and why it was ahead of its time.
In her first full episode, host Arla Davis sits down with senior captain Jaelyn Hershberger from the volleyball team. The two discuss Hershberger’s journey from freshmen year to now and the injury that impacted her experience.
In this week's episode, host Frankie Walls sits down with senior politics major Sebastian Chavez. Chavez talks about his experiences at Ithaca College being a Mexican-American student and how he ended up switching to a his major during the first week of his first year at IC.
In this week’s episode, tune in to host Sydney Brumfield and guest Sarah Borsari as they discuss the soon-to-be classic film, “Booksmart” (2019). Listen to hear all of the moments that made the pair laugh and cry.
In this week’s episode, host Frankie Walls sits down with senior Integrated Marketing and Communications major Seidy Bobadilla who identifies as Afro-Latina. Bobadilla shares her story about going to Ithaca College, a predominantly white institution. She is also a BOLD Scholar and a first generation student and she discusses how those identities and being from the Dominican Republic has altered her experience.
This week, host Sydney Brumfield and junior Maddy Leitner discuss the 2007 film “Across the Universe.” Listen to hear about the out-of-this-world visual strategy and how this film impacted Leitner.
This week, host Frankie Walls sits down with senior Jackson Bernhard to discuss his experiences as a Resident Assistant (RA) and as a Senior Resident Assistant (SRA). Both Bernhard and Walls were RAs during the Spring 2021 semester. The two touch on their experiences before and during the pandemic at Ithaca College.
This episode is a continuation of a conversation with senior Elizabeth Cady. You can listen to that episode here.
Disclaimer: This episode was recorded in the Spring 2021 semester.
Host Frankie Walls sits down with former varsity soccer player Alex Elconin ’21 and current men’s varsity basketball point guard, senior George Sikoryak III. The two talk about their experiences as student-athletes and the pressures of their sport, committing to school work and how the pandemic has affected playing.
This episode is a continuation of a conversation with Emily Adams ’21 and junior Arla Davis. You can find that episode of The Intersection here.
Disclaimer: This episode was recorded in the Spring 2021 semester.
How IC Sports returns for the Fall 2021 season! In this sneak peak, host Arla Davis introduces herself and discusses her goals for the podcast this semester. Expect more conversations with student athletes, new insight from coaches and professors and a continuation of the debate on the best Starburst flavor!
In this week’s episode, host Frankie Walls talks to senior Anabel Evren about their shared experience with mental health and handling anxiety. Not all who struggle with anxiety, depression or stress will experience it the same. Evren would like to remind listeners that it’s important to put your mental health first. Always prioritize you.
Disclaimer: This episode was recorded in the Spring 2021 semester.
Welcome back to Deja View! This season, host Sydney Brumfield will be leading a series in which she and her guests will discuss films created and led by women. In this episode, Brumfield sits down with junior Tatum Dowd to talk about the societal impact and lasting applications of the 2004 film “Mean Girls.”
This week host Frankie Walls sits down with senior Ikraan Sheekh Nuur to discuss her experience as a Somali Muslim woman. The two talk about the importance of black women having support systems and how sometimes it’s okay for people of color to be mediocre. Sheekh Nuur would like listeners to know that you can have a good college experience while exploring every part of your identity. Regardless of race, religion and experience, you are enough.
Disclaimer: This episode was recorded in Spring 2021.
Host Eva Salzman interviews former host Arleigh Rodgers '21 about "Ladder to the Stars," a playlist inspired by each episode of Re:Mixing.
Listen to "Ladder to the Stars" here.
Disclaimer: This episode was recorded in the Spring 2021 semester.
In her first episode of the Fall 2021 semester, host Frankie Walls sits down with senior Elizabeth Cady about her experience as a resident assistant at Ithaca College. The two talk about the pressures and expectations of being an RA.
Disclaimer: This episode was recorded in the Spring 2021 semester.
Host Frankie Walls sits down with junior Catriona Ferguson to discuss Ferguson's experiences as a white-passing mixed woman and her intersections of privilege. Ferguson is involved with PODER: Latinx Student Association, a student organization that extends an invitation to Latinx students of all kinds to get involved.
In the second episode of TMRT, host Nijha Young sits down with Michelle Pei, a junior psychology student and president of Active Minds@IC for the 2020-21 academic year. Pei is also the Vice President of Advertising for IC's Asian American Alliance.
The two discuss their experiences with competition and imposter syndrome in academia, where these feelings come from, and how their individual identities inform feelings of unworthiness and other internal conflicts. Finally, Young and Pei share ways we can all try to face and overcome our fears of being inadequate.
In the last of episode of the Spring 2021 season, hosts Sydney Brumfield and Rachael Weinberg wrap up their science-fiction miniseries with a discussion on the 1991 film "Terminator 2: Judgement Day." The two reflect on the impact of this film in addition to reflecting upon their miniseries as a whole.
In this episode of Deja View, hosts Sydney Brumfield and Rachael Weinberg discuss the film “E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial." The duo discuss not only how the film impacted the science fiction genre but also how the film cemented the family blockbuster mentality in films to follow.
In this week's episode, host Frankie Walls sits down with junior Lia Montalvo to discuss Montalvo's her experience taking a gap year. The two talk about the stigma behind students of color taking gap years and the pressures they feel to succeed within a certain time.
This week, hosts Sydney Brumfield and Rachael Weinberg sit down with Oscars buffs Ciara Naughton and Connor White to discuss their predicted winners of 10 Oscars categories. They indicate what they think will win, should win and point out their biggest snubs.
In this week's episode, host Frankie Walls sits down with recent Ithaca College graduate Falyn Stempler to discuss Stempler's identity as a Jewish student. The two talk about resources specifically offered to Jewish students and how that affected Stempler's college experience.
Resources from Hillel can be found at linktr.ee/ichillel.
Host Arleigh Rodgers sits down Russell Posegate, instructor in the Department of Music Theory and History Composition, to discuss his eight-song playlist. His playlist, “Music as Biography,” traces different genres and artists that had an impact on his life.
You can listen to Posegate's full playlist here.
This week, co-hosts Kaitlin Maniscalco and Gabby Laccona are taught how to pole vault by senior Juliann Terry from the Women's Track & Field team. The three discuss Terry's transition from gymnastics to pole vaulting and the valuable lessons learned from a canceled season.
In this week's episode, host Frankie Walls sits down with former Track and Field sprinter, senior Emily Adams, and current Field Hockey striker and midfielder, sophomore Arla Davis. Davis and Adams talk about their experiences as student athletes and the pressures of their sports while also committing to school work.
This week on Deja View, hosts Sydney Brumfield and Rachael Weinberg discuss the third film in their science fiction miniseries, "Alien." Tune in to hear them discuss how the genre was forever changed by this 1979 film.
Content Warning: From 17:50 - 25:57, sexual assault and violence is discussed.
Host Frankie Walls sits down with with junior Abbey London to talk about London's experience as a person with physical disabilities on the Ithaca College campus. The two talk about their personal physical disabilities and the judgement they would receive from others due to their invisibility. London would like everyone to know that “just because you have a disability doesn’t mean you’re disabled and doesn’t mean that you can’t do what you want to do.”
In this week’s episode, host Frankie Walls sits down with junior Danielle Sinclair about her experience as a Jamaican woman and an international student at a predominately white institution. They talk about adjusting to Ithaca, trying to relate to non-international Black students, the international club and more.
This week on Deja View, hosts Sydney Brumfield and Rachael Weinberg continue their mini series on the genre of science fiction with a discussion of the film "Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope." The two discuss what went into creating this classic film and the franchise that would follow.
Co-hosts Gabby Laccona and Kaitlin Maniscalco speak to Women's Lacrosse senior goalkeeper Mackenzie Schade. The three discuss the Liberty League's decision to have a Spring season, her goals for the year and the notorious debate on the best starburst flavor there is.
Host Arleigh Rodgers discusses local music with Doug Turnbull, associate professor in the Department of Computer Science. His playlist, “iTown for The Ithacan,” covers different genres and artists as they talk about the music scene in Ithaca during the pandemic.
You can listen to the full playlist here.
This week, host Frankie Walls sits down with junior Alyssa Carbonell to discuss her experience as an Asian American woman at a predominately white institution. The two talk about adjusting to life at Ithaca College, the rise in anti-Asian violence, the fox eye trend and more.
This week hosts Rachael Weinberg and Sydney Brumfield begin their new miniseries on the science fiction genre. Weinberg and Brumfield discuss the film "2001: A Space Odyssey," directed by Stanley Kubrik, and dive into its lasting impacts as well as the films it inspired.
Open the Books is a movement on campus that is fighting for transparency and shared governance regarding faculty cuts at Ithaca College. Host Arleigh Rodgers sat down with organizers junior Julia Machlin and sophomore Sara Stohl to discuss their self-titled playlist of protest music — featuring Pete Seeger, L7 and Sam Cooke — and how it inspires Open the Books’ fight for faculty’s and students’ voices to be heard.
You can listen to Machlin and Stohl's full playlist here.
In the first episode of the Spring semester, hosts Kaitlin Maniscalco and Gabby Laccona sit down with senior outfielder Garrett Callaghan from the Ithaca College baseball team. Callaghan discusses the new COVID-19 protocols at practice, his plans for the future and his aspirations for the 2021 season.
In the first episode of "Re:Mixing" this semester, host Arleigh Rodgers discusses African drumming, high-intensity Brazilian influences and music criticism itself with Naeem Inayatullah, professor in the Department of Politics. Inayatullah and Rodgers explore the wide-reaching impacts of African music — from King Sunny Adé's talking drum to Daniela Mercury's upbeat tracks.
You can listen to Inayatullah's playlist "Cultural Encounters" here.
Welcome to The Intersection, a podcast about intersectionality and how identity is a large part of our lives. In this first episode, host Frankie Walls introduces herself and explores her own identity further.
Throughout this series, Walls will connect with members of the Ithaca College campus community to discuss how their identities make up who they are in the world and within the community. Life experience, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation and so much more shape who we are and who we wish to be in the world.
In the final episode of the Celebrating Black Creators mini-series, host Rachael Weinberg sits down with recent Ithaca College graduate Pallas-Amenah Morgan. The two discuss Ava DuVernay's critically-acalimed Netflix series "When They See Us," along with the historical and political ramifications of the Exonerated Five in a post-George Floyd world. They also discuss the lasting power of Black women behind the camera.
In this episode, host Arleigh Rodgers discusses out-of-this-world songs with Beth Ellen Clark Joseph, chair of the Department of Physics and Astronomy. Joseph’s playlist, “Star Gazing Music,” is a perfect collection of tracks to listen to while contemplating the stars.
This week, co-hosts Gabby Laccona and Kaitlin Maniscalco sit down with teammate and senior catcher Sam Troetti. The three discuss the impact of COVID-19 on their softball season from Troetti's perspective and what she experienced when being recruited to Ithaca College. Troetti also talks about what it's like being an Athletic Training student in the midst of online learning.
In this episode, host Sobeida Rosa speaks with recent Ithaca College graduate Pallas-Amenah Morgan ‘20. Morgan is a solo traveler who discovered her passion for travel during her semester abroad in France. The discuss the layers of being a Black American traveling alone in Europe.
This week, host Rachael Weinberg sits down with Melanie Mitchell to chat about the film “The Watermelon Woman.” The two discuss Afro-queer themes and identities within the film, the importance of highlighting forgotten figures and the situation of this film concerning other queer pictures historically. They also bring up the state of new queer cinema and the lack of color that it has presented.
In this episode, host Sobeida Rosa sits down with two performers of color from Walking on Water Productions’ “A Virtual Cabaret.” Ithaca College alum Courtney Ravelo ‘18 and Cornell University alum Grace Traore ‘20 discuss what it’s like being a performer during the pandemic. They also talk about what sparked their passion for theatre and challenges they’ve faced as performers of color.
The Walking on Water Productions' "A Virtual Cabaret' will take place on Nov. 20 and Nov. 21, 2020. More information can be found at walkingonwaterproductions.org.
Welcome to The Pride Pod! This is a podcast created to discuss iconic people, events and the culture of the LGBTQ+ community. In the first episode, hosts Bec Legato and Helena McMahon talk about Sappho, the renowned Ancient Greek poet known for her works detailing lesbian attraction and relationships.
In this week’s episode, host Arleigh Rodgers spoke with Mike Haaf from the Ithaca College Department of Chemistry. His 10-song playlist, “Elements of my DNA” features songs that illustrate important moments or memories from his life.
You can listen to Haaf's full playlist here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6Mrte1721aWC7oIAvenqHg?si=zDDTdQxIRxmtCB5LmGFkHg
On the first full-length episode of The Moon Rises Too, host Nijha Young speaks with Hierald Osorto, director of Ithaca College’s Office of Religious and Spiritual Life and Executive Director for Student Equity and Belonging. The two discuss what it’s been like working from home amid the pandemic and what it means to slow down in a society that often makes you feel like you can do anything but.
Disclaimer: This episode was recorded prior to Election Day! We hope that you are doing well and taking good care of yourselves!
In this episode, host Sobeida Rosa talks about her sexuality (spoiler alert: she’s not straight), and her journey to being comfortable with herself. She also sits down with fellow bisexual Jordan Texidor, a student at American University. They both discuss their experiences coming out, their conservative religious backgrounds and finding themselves despite outside negative influences.
Hosts Kaitlin Maniscalco and Gabby Laccona sit down with Ithaca College senior Kylee Black to discuss gymnastics. The three talk about the abrupt end to the season, the physically taxing nature of the sport and how individualized it can be even when competing with a team.
Hosts Diego Medina and Rachael Weinberg finish up their 31 Nights of Fright series with some arthouse horror and a final ranking. The two discuss the melding of the genre and they rank every single movie they’ve seen this month. The pair also discuss what they’ve learned from this experience and their new appreciation for the genre.
Diego ranks "The Thing" at #14 and gives the film 4 skulls.
Hosts Diego Medina and Rachael Weinberg watch another week of horror movies for their Spooktober: 31 Nights of Fright miniseries. This week the pair discusses slashers, sequels, sadism, and postmodernism as they navigate the biggest names in horror: Freddy, Jason, Chucky, Ghostface, and Leatherface.
If you’d like to watch along with the pair for next week, feel free to visit The Ithacan‘s Instagram @ithacanonline to view the full list.
This week, host Arleigh Rodgers spoke with senior Georgia Riordan and junior Sarah Moon, both poetry editors at Stillwater, the Department of Writing’s literary magazine. Their 10-track playlist “Re:Mixed Muse” is a collection of songs with excellent lyrics that contemplate life, love, and grilled cheese.
You can listen to Riordan and Moon’s playlist here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1wH1pVuiWdEryp6pmRGn5e?si=prKsGoJTSVqTh8aLMDGbRA
Host Sobeida Rosa is back with her final season of The Brown Girl Chronicles. This season, Rosa will be hosting a small miniseries titled "During a Pandemic" where she will discuss different issues with her guests and how those issues changed in the wake of COVID-19.
In this episode, she sits down with Ithaca College seniors Daniela Rivero and Cyepress Rite. The three discuss how they've maintained their mental health and spirituality within the experiences of people of color.
Welcome to The Moon Rises Too, a personal growth podcast that discusses the journey to making peace with ourselves by exploring and embracing the darkness within — our faults, hardships, fears, etc.
In this introductory episode, host Nijha Young introduces herself and discusses her goals and intentions for the podcast. Young also explains the meaning behind the podcast's title.
Young encourages listeners to join her on this journey as she learns about practices like journaling, introspection, spirituality, meditation, mindfulness and more, to work through issues surrounding mental health, finding and following one's purpose and passions and loving all of yourself as you are.
Hosts Diego Medina and Rachael Weinberg discuss seven films from week two of the 31 Nights of Fright miniseries. Though these films are filled with camp and fun, the two discuss everything from underrepresentation in the canon in regards to “Halloween III: Season of the Witch” (Tommy Lee Wallace, 1982) to more kid-friendly horror with “Gremlins” (Joe Dante, 1984) and how the viscerally problematic films of our past, including “Sleepaway Camp” (Robert Hiltzik, 1983), raise questions and change the face of queer horror.
If you’d like to watch along with the pair for next week, feel free to visit The Ithacan‘s Instagram @ithacanonline to view the full list.
Co-hosts Gabby Laccona and Kaitlin Maniscalco sit down with senior guard Megan Yawman from the Ithaca College women’s basketball team to discuss the potential upcoming season and decisions made by the NCAA. They also discuss Yawman’s high school experience, which changed her outlook on the sport.
This week, hosts Diego Medina and Rachael Weinberg reunite to kick off their “Spooktober: 31 Nights of Fright” special. The two do a speed round of the week’s films and discuss their favorites and least favorites. This week’s films range from forbidden silent film “Häxan” (Benjamin Christensen, 1922) to William Friedkin’s critically acclaimed “The Exorcist” (1973) to cult favorite “Re-Animator” (Stuart Gordon, 1985).
If you’d like to watch along with the pair for next week, feel free to visit The Ithacan'sInstagram @ithacanonline to view the full list.
In this week’s episode, host Arleigh Rodgers talks about film scores with senior Liam Conway, whose playlist “Movie Music to Move You” features 10 musical moments from the films he loves. From “Star Wars” to “High School Musical,” Rodgers and Conway discuss what creates an excellent adventure movie, why teamwork and courage are integral to creating an emotional moment and why “Lord of the Rings” is the best trilogy of all time.
You can listen to Conway’s playlist, “Movie Music to Move You” here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0QjDMnZe3KNGa7D5D1y4p4?si=LifoJvMxQzOMfhw1B4kWAQ
This week host Rachael Weinberg speaks to A’lexiz Dennis about two films from her childhood: Waiting to Exhale and Set It Off. Dennis talks about how these films that influenced her as a filmmaker were a household staple and about the thesis film she’s directing this fall. The two share their love for Jada Pinkett Smith and discuss how black women are represented in film.
You can listen to Dennis' playlist based on her thesis film here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4MlFeSTiBz9OdY4VNRs6yg?si=J4ungScJS0qi1S97QciwLw
Hosts Kaitlin Maniscalco and Gabby Laccona interview senior captain Katie Dick from the field hockey team. Dick shares her reaction to the cancellation of fall sports and her thoughts on possibly staying for a fifth year. She also answers the most important question, “What is your favorite starburst flavor?“
In the first episode of “Re:Mixing,” The Ithacan’s new music podcast, host Arleigh Rodgers chats with Ithaca College sophomore Eva Salzman about her playlist “point a-point b,” a reflection on the songs that made her love music. Rodgers and Salzman discuss Eric Clapton, Fleetwood Mac and the Grateful Dead, among other artists that Salzman's parents played in the car or at family dinners. Salzman also talks about her new ambition to audition into the college’s sound recording technology major, inspired by her favorite artist of all time, Frank Ocean.
You can listen to Salzman's playlist "point a-point b" here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2xvnBNp2YvylSM01536Ffe?si=xX0BMp5fQGKOEzR4DsanuQ
This week, host Rachael Weinberg talks to Ithaca College senior Rhys Washington about American Son (2019). They speak about the importance of inclusion with screenwriters, Kerry Washington’s strong performance and how the film highlights race in America. Washington also shares information about his own podcast and his production company R&R Entertainment.
In this episode, hosts Gabby Laccona and Kaitlin Maniscalco sit down with senior linebacker Noah Wood. They discuss Wood's football career at IC, his experience playing at MetLife Stadium last fall and his reaction to the cancellation of his last season.
In the first episode of ‘Deja View: Celebrating Black Creators,’ host Rachael Weinberg talks to Ithaca College Alum Leighton Watson about his favorite movie ‘Dope’ (2015). Watson discusses how the movie spoke to him and his own high school experience and the representation of people of color in media. The two also touch on how they discovered Shameik Moore and the stereotypes that are subverted in the movie. You can find Watson on Instagram at @lawandarts.
In Deja View’s newest episode since February, host Rachael Weinburg reviews “The Invisible Man”(1933) and “The Invisible Man” (2020), which stars Elizabeth Moss and was directed by Leigh Whannell. She discusses the changes in the horror industry since 1933, the socially conscious updates to the 2020 version and how the 1933 version compares to her favorite film,“Halloween.”
In their first episode since February, hosts Kaitlin Maniscalco and Gabby Laccona interview eachother about COVID-19 and the impact it had on their softball season and themselves. They discuss how they found out about COVID-19 while starting their season in Florida and the loss they felt when the season was canceled.
In this episode, host Sobeida Rosa speaks with Hope Gardner and Julia Siegal, founding members of IC Strike, an activist group at Ithaca College aimed on raising awareness on sexual assault and domestic violence.
For those who are dealing with sexual assault or domestic violence check out these resources: www.rainn.org/ www.nsvrc.org/
This week, host Rachael Weinberg compares The Photograph (2020) to When Harry Met Sally (1989) and talks about the progression of rom coms and race in romance movies. Rachael explains why she was disappointed by the writing of The Photograph, why she thinks When Harry Met Sally is in the top 3 romantic movies of all time, how Tom Hanks was almost cast as Harry, and how the ending of the film changed throughout the production.
She also gives a mini lesson on the history of race in cinema, specifically in romance films, through the stories of Oscar Micheaux, The Birth of a Nation (1915), and the creation of the race film subgenere.
This week hosts Kaitlin Maniscalco and Gabby Laccona talk to Cameryn Nichols from the IC gymnastics team. Cameryn is a first year student and the first all-around Ithaca College gymnast since 2016. She posted a 37.4 score in the Brockport Tri-Meet meet on January 18.
They talk about Cameryn’s high school career competing in high school gymnastics, club gymnastics and track and field all at the same time, Cameryn’s sister at IC, and ask about pre-meet and pre-event routines.
This episode of Deja View, host Rachael Weinberg invites DKA programming chair, Ciara Naughton to recap the 2020 Oscars. They talk about the incredible success of Parasite and Bong Joon-Ho, the snubs of the night, Joaquin Phoenix’s speech, 1917’s cinematography win, Once Upon A Time in Hollywood’s production design, and Netflix’s award season strategy.
In host Rachael Weinberg’s first episode rolling solo, she reviews Knives Out (2019) and compares it to Clue (1985) to reveal the influence and history of the whodunit from then to now. She reveals the three different endings to Clue, how the franchise was inspired by a board game, raves over Jamie Lee Curtis’s Instagram, and has a fun fact about how Clue connects to her favorite movie, Halloween.
Referenced in this episode:
Knives Out cast Thanksgiving roundtable: https://ew.com/movies/2019/11/25/rian-johnson-knives-out-cast-thanksgiving-dinner-video/
Clue Story Book: https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/279001.Clue
Agatha Christie: https://www.agathachristie.com/
In their first episode of 2020, hosts Kaitlin Maniscalco and Gabby Laccona have two IC basketball players on, Cooper Macklin and Bryan Karl. They talk about living and playing with teammates, what to expect from the IC men's basketball team this season, and of course, answer the infamous Starburst question.
This week, host Rachael Weinberg has on The Ithacan Life and Culture editors, Avery Alexander and Arleigh Rodgers, to talk about the Oscar nominations and predict winners! Rachael reads an excerpt from The Joker screenplay, Avery geeks out over the costumes in Little Women, Arleigh explains why Parasite was her favorite movie of 2019, and they dive into the one shot cinematography and editing techniques behind 1917.
Attend DKA’s Oscar viewing party on Sunday, February 9th at 7:30 PM in IC Square to see who wins!
In the first episode of 2020, co-hosts Rachael Weinberg and Diego Medina compare Martin Scorsese’s The Irishman to his 1990 film Goodfellas. They talk the performances and the de-aging technology in The Irishman, predictions for Netflix at the Oscars, and how Scorsese made mob movies artistic.
Also, Diego jokes about being surrounded by old people in the movie theater and Rachael thinks Karen is the best character in Goodfellas.
Referenced in this podcast:
https://a24films.com/notes/2019/05/a-bigger-canvas-with-martin-scorsese-and-joanna-hogg
The Irishman: In Conversation on Netflix
Hosts Kaitlin Maniscalco and Gabby Laccona talk with women's basketball guard Grace Cannon '21 about the women's season, their head coach, and the hardest drills at practice.
Hosts Rachael Weinberg and Diego Medina return from the dead to review Zombieland: Double Tap and compare it with Dawn of the Dead. They talk Bill Murray, theorize that Garfield 3 started the zombie apocalypse, share some fun facts about George Romero, and explain the progression of zombie movies.
Host Sobeida talks about mental health in this episode with Active Minds’ co-president, Kelly Madden. They talk about the stigmas around mental illnesses and their personal experiences with counseling services
Hosts Gabby Laccona and Kaitlin Maniscalco talk to IC women's volleyball outside hitter Sarah Jennison '21 about balancing athletics and academics, the teams' season, and what goes on in the huddle during a game.
Hosts Kaitlin Maniscalco and Gabby Laccona interview Kelsey Espenhorst, midfielder on the women's soccer team. They talk balancing sports with OT work, the soccer season, and find out what Kelsey's favorite Starburst color is.
Hosts Rachael Weinberg and Diego Medina review the new release "Joker" and compare it to the 1982 Martin Scorsese film "The King of Comedy."
On this episode, Sobeida speaks with Hierald Osorto, the Ithaca College Director of Religious and Spiritual Life and an Ithaca College junior, Luis Valderrama. They dive into their cultural roots to talk about their relationships with religion and how this has informed their identities.
Host Sobeida is back with another episode! This time she talks with Anthony Plicher, an Ithaca College Junior and Music Education major, about the experiences of people of color in the performing arts. They dive into the structures of music education and their personal relationship with music but also the cultural ties that music has.
Hosts Kaitlin Maniscalco and Gabby Laccona talk to defensive lineman John Hadac '20 about his Ithaca football career, nomination for the National Football Foundation Campbell Trophy, and playing Cortaca at MetLife stadium next month.
Hosts Rachael Weinberg and Diego Medina compare the new release "Rambo: Last Blood" to the original, talk the origination of the action blockbuster, and Sylvester Stallone's acting career.
In their second episode, hosts Rachael Weinberg and Diego Medina review "IT Chapter Two" (2019) and compare it to another Stephen King adaptation, "The Shining" (1980).
Host Sobeida talks with the people behind the Ithaca Latinx Film Festival Cine con Cultura. Ithaca College professor Enrique Gonzalez, Director of the festival and Krystall Escobedo, Director of Cultura Ithaca talk about the history of the festival and the curation of the film during Latinx Heritage Month. Also, two student volunteers, Seniors at IC, Zoe Cameron and Olivia Gellar, talk about their experiences and the importance of the festival.
For more information on the festival and events that Cultura Ithaca is hosting check out their website: https://www.culturaithaca.com/calendar-of-events
In their first episode of the fall semester, hosts Kaitlin Maniscalso and Gabby Laccona talk to Justinian Michaels, senior defender on the men’s soccer team.
In their first episode of the semester, hosts Rachael Weinberg and Diego Medina review the new release "47 Meters Down: Uncaged" and compare it to the original shark blockbuster, "Jaws."
In her first episode of the semester, host Sobeida Rosa interviews guest Darien Guy '19. They talk about life after graduation and their experience in higher education as POC at a PWI.
Host Sobeida Rosa sits down with Ithaca College summer scholar Michele Paniagua to talk about her research surrounding black girls and how colorism affects them. Both also talk about their personal experiences with colorism within the Latinx community.
Sobeida is back with special episodes over the summer. In this episode, she talks with Ronee Goldman, a rising Junior at Ithaca College who is an aspiring actress. Ronee recently participated in Ithaca's One Minute Play Festival and talks about her experience as an actress and the world of theater.
On the last episode of the Spring 2019 semester, host Sobeida Rosa talks about how microagressions affect people in marginalized communities and how emotionally taxing they can be on the people who are receiving them. Serena Velazquez is a Junior Communication Management and Design major at Ithaca College. She joins Sobeida in talking about her own personal experiences with microaggressions.
For an additional point of reference on microaggressions visit this link: www.youtube.com/watch?v=hDd3bzA74…&feature=youtu.be
On Jake’s finale episode of Deja View, he sits down with Tyler Obropta talk about “Avengers: Endgame.” Or at least try to, before they get side tracked by “Mamma Mia” and “Scooby Doo.”
On this week’s episode of “How IC Sports,” hosts Cal Dymowski and Kaitlin Maniscalco are joined by Allie Panera of the Ithaca College Women's Lacrosse team.
On this episode of 'The Brown Girl Chronicles', host Sobeida Rosa is joined by Raquel Jacobs, an Ithaca College junior studying Intercultural Communication and Management. Take a listen as they unpack what imposter syndrome is and the significance that it holds in marginalized communities.
This week on Deja View Jake Leary and Liza Gillespie sit down to talk about "After," a problematic adaptation of a problematic story.
On this week's episode of "How IC Sports," hosts Cal Dymowski and Kaitlin Maniscalco are joined by junior Aaron McCartney of the Ithaca College Lacrosse team.
On this episode of "The Brown Girl Chronicles" host Sobeida rosa talks about the importance and significance of hair with Danaya Dews, an Ithaca College sophomore and founder of the on campus student organization Curls & Coils. The two talk about the journey of embracing their curly hair and their interactions with others as they walk through the world with their curly locs.
On this week's "Deja View," host Jake Leary and staff writer Silas White compare Jordan Peele's "Us" to his previous horror masterpiece, "Get Out."
On this episode of 'The Brown Girl Chronicles' host Sobeida Rosa is continuing the conversation about representation in the entertainment industry while focusing on LatinX identity. Sobeida is joined by IC Alum Lisbeth Perez, a documentarian and journalist that recently screened her film "Mi Isla" at Ithaca College. Sobeida is also joined by Rocio Nunez Shea, a journalism professor with a research background in representation of women and people of color in the media.
Hosts Cal Dymowski and Kaitlin Maniscalco are joined by former senior captain Annie Giannone of the Ithaca College women's basketball team to talk about the team's run to the Elite 8, ESPN top-10 game-winners and the legacy she has left behind.
In this episode of 'Deja View' host Jake Leary is joined by Avery Alexander to talk about the triumph of the final movie in the How To Train Your Dragon trilogy.
On this episode of 'The Brown Girl Chronicles' host Sobeida Rosa is talking about representation in the entertainment industry. Sobeida is joined by film major David Petka, an Ithaca College film major, to talk about who the people are telling the stories and who the people are in front and behind the camera.
On this episode of 'How IC Sports', hosts Cal Dymowski and Kaitlin Maniscalco are joined by captain Pat Nobles to talk about the Ithaca College Ski Racing Team, how the season ended, and Pat's plans in the future.
Jake Leary and returning guest Liza Gillespie attempt to achieve emotional peace by ranting about this year's Academy Awards.
Hosts Cal Dymowski and Kaitlin Maniscalco are joined by Ithaca College softball players Alex Kimmel and Annie Cooney to talk about their journeys to Ithaca, team camaraderie and road trips.
On this week's Deja View, host Jake Leary sits down with Aidan Lentz to parse out whether "Alita: Battle Angel" is more than robot-rending action.
On the first episode of The Brown Girl Chronicles you will learn about your host Sobeida Rosa, as well as upcoming podcast episodes covering topics of mental health, economic disparity, higher education and Sobeida's experience of being a POC women at a predominately white institution. This epsiode will explore the importance and power of names. We all have them and we all have a unique relationship with their names. Sobeida's two guests Nnebundo Obi and August Miguez are Ithaca College students joining Sobeida in sharing their own personal connections with their names.
In the first ‘How IC Sports’ podcast of the semester hosts Cal Dymowski and Kaitlin Maniscalco are joined by three-sport athlete Ariyahna Bernard. The trio talk about Ari’s journey to IC, how she manages her time and the different aspects of the track and field teams compared to the field hockey team.
In the last episode of the season, host Sierra Guardiola speaks with staff writers Elizabeth Henning and Alexis Manore about their reporting on the faculty load survey. The three talk about the results of the survey, why they are important and why their validity has been called into question.
On the final Deja View of the season, host Jake Leary sits down with returning guests Antonio Ferme and Aidan Lentz to talk about the bombastic, colorful delight that is “Spider-man: Into the Sprider-Verse.”
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On Dec. 11 the college held a forum to discuss a video of an Ithaca College student using the n-word circulating around Twitter. The college condemned the video after students demanded to hear a response and facilitated the community gathering to discuss steps the community can take to change the social and moral climate at the college among students.
In this episode on In My Own Words, Glenn Epps speaks with journalism student Sobeida Rosa and host of Ithacan Podcast 'We Need To Talk' Sophia Adamucci about the use of the N-Word and the conversation that needs to happen in communities in order to come to a conclusion about the future of the word's use. The three also discuss the community forum and solutions proposed by students.
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In their final episode, Sophia and Connor talk about the elitism of study abroad and tell their memorable Uber stories.
In the final 'How IC Sports' podcast of the semester, hosts Cal Dymowski and Kaitlin Maniscalco are joined by senior gymnast Nina Bustamante to talk about the balance beam, club gymnastics versus collegiate gymnastics, practices, and the upcoming season.
In this week's episode of "How IC Sports", hosts Cal Dymowski and Kaitlin Maniscalco are joined by junior basketball captain Riley Thompson. The three sit down to talk about his leadership role, preseason conditioning, Fortnite and the season ahead.
On this week’s Deja View host Jake Leary sits down with Liza Gillespie and Natalie Newman to gush about the second season Jakes favorite show, “Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.”
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In August, the New York Times released an article headlined "What Happens to #MeToo When a Feminist is Accused." The article gained attention because it was a familiar story seemingly turned on its head: a feminist had sexually abused her graduate student. The following month social media was saturated with gossip and updates on the Brett Kavanaugh hearing and Christine Blasey Ford's testimony.
In this episode of “In My Own Words,” Glenn Epps speaks with Lara Hamburger, campus educator at the Advocacy Center in Ithaca, NY, about what we should think about sexual abuse and how we should speak about sexual abuse with friends and on social media. The two also discuss the status of inclusivity in the #MeToo movement. Hamburger explains the role of the advocacy center in its community and how the community can support itself one year after learning about Shirley Collado's sexual abuse lawsuit.
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On this week’s “Deja View,” host Jake Leary is joined by Antonio Ferme and Liam Conway to talk about “Ralph Breaks the Internet,” a movie so good Jake nearly cried on set.
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In this week’s episode of Past Deadline, host Sierra Guardiola speaks with Allison Frisch about her latest commentary about President Trump’s actions toward the media. Frisch, who is an instructor in the Department of Journalism, spoke about the importance of owning your biases, how journalists can get the story even when they are denied access, and how the President’s actions affect the next generation of journalists.
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On this episode of “Past Deadline,” host Sierra Guardiola talks with Staff Writer Rachel Heller about her article on the Trump administration’s potential removal of protections for transgender people. The two talk about how this could affect students at the college, how to localize a national story and how to display strong narratives.
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On this week’s “Deja View” Jake Leary brings in Colin Tessier and Liam Conway to talk about “Overlord.” The World War II zombie movie disappoints Jake and leaves Colin and Liam lost for words.
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This week, Sophia and Connor discuss college student’s social media usage.
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In this week's episode of "How IC Sports,” hosts Cal Dymowski and Kaitlin Maniscalo are joined by junior wrestler Ben Brisman. The trio talk about his national championship, his diet, wrestling tactics and the team's success.
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This week on Deja View host Jake Leary sits down with Life & Culture editor Kara Bowen to talk about “Suspiria” 2018 and why neither of them will think of dance the same way again.
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This week, Sophia and Connor discuss college student's eating habits.
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In this week's episode of "How IC Sports,” hosts Cal Dymowski and Kaitlin Maniscalo are joined by junior linebacker Nick Garone to talk about this year's Cortaca Jug, his reaction to the game being held at MetLife Stadium next year, his dyed hair and a possible surprise he has in store for his senior year.
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All month, we’ll be bringing you a little something different here at “In My Own Words”: a three-part series analyzing the media. We’ll be taking a look at the role media plays in various parts of our lives and tackling charged conversation topics that others just can’t seem to solve on Twitter.
Media is all around us. It’s on our cereal boxes, our T-shirts, our laptops and our televisions. We read it on our phones, in our books — textbooks too — and on the sides of buses during our morning commute. Every aspect of our day is wrought with media consumption that informs our thoughts, beliefs and decisions. But, unlike language, mathematics and history, we aren’t taught to think about media critically. On the subject of media, a great deal of us are illiterate. Former FCC Commissioner Nicholas Johnson said “All television is educational, the only question is what does it teach?” In one way or another, all media is, as he says, educational, but are we passive consumers of its message? In this episode of “In My Own Words,” we’re examining how the media around us influences our daily life, relationships, society and politics and what we can do to become more media literate with Cyndy Scheibe, executive director of Project Look Sharp .
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On this week’s episode of “Deja View,” host Jake Leary sits down with staff writer Liza Gillespie and Ithaca College screenwriting student Sean Murphy to complain about “The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.” Much to the trio’s disappointment, Netflix’s take on the teenage witch doesn’t capture the magic of the character.
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This week, Sophia and Connor discuss dating apps and how they impact the college hook-up culture.
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Hosts Cal Dymowski and Kaitlin Maniscalo are joined by freshman defender Thomas Pierce from the men's soccer team. The trio talk about his game-winning goal in the team's recent Liberty League Quarterfinal 1-0 win over Skidmore, his unique celebration after, playing with a dozen staples in his head and why he says their next opponent, RPI, should be 'scared'.
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On an extra spooky episode of “Deja View,” host Jake Leary is joined by Life and Culture Editor Kara Bowen and Sports Editor Dani Pluchinsky to talk about the most recent “Halloween” movie and over excitedly discuss their favorite slasher franchises.
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Sophia and Connor take a look at the history of student protesting nationally and at Ithaca College.
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This week on Past Deadline, host Sierra Guardiola talks with the Life and Culture editors about their latest front page story that dispels misconceptions about Paganism. Senior Margot Register, who was interviewed for the article, joined in the conversation as well to talk about her recent commentary about Paganism. The group talks about how good journalism is often a result of collaboration, what the writing process was like for this article, and how the piece ended up on the front page of the paper.
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Hosts Cal Dymowski and Kaitlin Maniscalo are joined by senior rugby player Drew Mele to answer the questions on everyone's mind: What is rugby? How do you play rugby? The trio also talk about Drew’s love for the sport, the injuries, the chants, having a female coach in a male-dominated game and much more.
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All month we’ll be bringing you a little something different here at “In My Own Words” — a three-part series analyzing the media. We’ll be taking a look at the role media plays in various parts of our lives and tackling charged conversation topics that other’s just can’t seem to solve on Twitter.
The Boston Globe front page editorial was a call to action in 2016. On the front page laid the barrel of an assault rifle and in big block letters beside it was the plea: “MAKE IT STOP.” The Globe had taken a firm position in the gun rights debate, and the wall between option (is this supposed to be opinion?) and straight news was being violated. In the years that have followed, that wall has been given a door — social media is hindering the journalist’s role as gatekeeper, mainstream media is erasing the voices of the moderate and trust in the media is deteriorating at a rapid pace. In this episode, we’re exploring the role of media in politics and the ways the media impacts social and political spheres with Raza Rumi, a journalist, Pakistani policy analyst and the director the the Park Center for Independent Media.
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On a slightly more inappropriate episode of Deja View, Jake Leary, staff writer Natalie Newman and “We Need to Talk” host Sophia Adamucci discuss “Big Mouth,” Netflix’s most profane and provocative animated series.
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On this week’s episode, Sophia Adamucci and Connor Lange sit down to discuss binge drinking. Why does it happen? Who does it? Can it be prevented?
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Hosts Cal Dymowski and Kaitlin Maniscalo are joined by sophomore goalkeeper Emma Fruhling to discuss the team's historical success, not having team captains, what it is like to be on a team with four goalkeepers, the team's trip abroad, her favorite food from that trip and more.
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On this episode of Deja View, host Jake Leary is joined by Staff Writers Natalie Newman and Liza Gillespie to talk about the fourth version of “A Star is Born.” The 2018 version updates the story but doesn’t do enough to avoid the problematic tropes of previous iterations.
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On this week's episode, Sophia Adamucci and Connor Lange sit down to discuss young voter turnout and why it's important.
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Host Sierra Guardiola sits down with staff writer Mary Rand to speak about the latest front page story. Rand’s article focuses on the lack of representation for noxnbinary students in data that the college reports. The two talk about where the data featured in the article is reported, how Rand cultivates sources and what needs to happen to raise awareness about representation for people who identify as nonbinary.
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Hosts Cal Dymowski and Kaitlin Maniscalo are join by volleyball's senior outside hitter/middle hitter Katie Evans. The three talk about programs success last year and what they need to do to do even better this season.
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All month we’ll be bringing you a little something different here at “In My Own Words”— a three-part series analyzing the media. We’ll be taking a look at the role media plays in various parts of our lives and tackling charged conversation topics that other’s just can’t seem to solve on Twitter.
If Marie Antoinette’s portrait were divided into a grid and you were shown the box that held her chin, would that singular section still be a portrait of the famous queen? This week we take a look at the media’s frame and the impact it has on the way a story is told. James Kinsella wrote that a reporter’s treatment of the news is far from objective — rather it is “shaped by their personal prejudices and their assumptions” in 1989, but it’s still an argument among journalists and media analysts today. Does the frame and “the angle” distort the audience’s perception of a true story? And what about activism in journalism? Glenn Epps sits down with Alisha Tamarchenko, multimedia editor at _The Ithacan_ and documentarian, to discuss how the frame shows up on film and whether objectivity is worth fighting for.
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“Deja View” host Jake Leary disects “Venom,” Sony’s sorry attempt at starting a new super hero franchise. Jake is joined by staff writers Antonio Ferme and Colin Tessier who attempt to balance out Jake’s negativity (slightly).
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This week Sophia and Connor discuss student debt and the taboo surrounding talking money.
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In this episode of “Past Deadline,” host Sierra Guardiola sits down with Editor-In-Chief Grace Elletson and Kat Walsh, the new community outreach manager. The three talk about the need for this position, how it was created and how it will improve The Ithacan’s reporting so that it can be a more representative news outlet for the campus community.
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Hosts Cal Dymowski and Kaitlin Maniscalo are joined by cross-country junior Garrett Bampos and sophomore Chris Singer. The four talk about the team's success, what they think about while running, racing strategies, the team's recent tradition of long hair and their favorite spot to run in Ithaca.
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In the wake of the Brett Kavanagh hearing, Sophia Adamucci and Connor Lange sit down to discuss affirmative consent, and why it’s important for college students to discuss consent.
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Host Sierra Guardiola talks with reporter Ashley Stalnecker and contributing reporter Sara Oliver about their coverage of the new Narcan training programs offered on campus. The three talk about what Narcan is, what the training entails and why the school chose to begin training.
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“In this week’s edition of “How IC Sports,” Cal Dymowski and Kaitlin Maniscalo are joined by senior Maddie Keppel, midfielder and back defender, to talk about the team’s unprecedented success, including recently beating SUNY Cortland for the first time in 18 years. The trio also talk about the drastic highs and lows the program has been through recently, and how head coach Kaitlyn Wahila has shaped that.
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On August 14, a thorough report issued by the grand jury of Pennsylvania was released to the public. The report revealed over 900 cases of physical and sexual abuse of children within the six dioceses of the Catholic Church in Pennsylvania, and it named 300 priests responsible. It also exposed the systemic coverup by senior officials and the Vatican to hide the abuse. With the report spanning nearly 50 years and authorities claiming that 900 remains a gross underestimation, what does this forecast for the Catholic Church? Can the Catholic Church redeem itself?
In this episode of "In My Own Words," Glenn Epps talks with Erin Broussard, president of the Ithaca College Catholic Community, about what the report means for the Catholic Church and how she navigates her religion in light of what she knows. Broussard also shares her opinion on Pope Francis’ response to allegations of his involvement in Cardinal McCarrick’s coverup and what she sees as the future of the church.
Hosts Sophia Adamucci and Connor Lange discuss the science behind sleep deprivation and why you shouldn’t be pulling all nighters to finish your homework.
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In this's week's episode of "How IC Sports," hosts Cal Dymowski and Kaitlin Maniscalo sit down with sophomore defensemen Ben Quatresols. The three talk about the team's hot start, its potential, new head coach Kyle Dezotell, who's the best FIFA player on the team and more.
In the first episode of the season, “Past Deadline” host Sierra Guardiola talks with Laura O’Brien, assistant news editor of _The Ithacan_, about her most recent article regarding the decline in engagement with the Student Governance Council. O’Brien and Guardiola talk about why this is an issue the college community should care about and how O’Brien was able to report the data associated with this decline.