Me/Us/U: Recent Episodes
Me/Us/U
The goal of ME/US/U Podcast is to give authority to the undermined voices of creative folk and college students to engage in discussion on a wide range of topics that both the Susquehanna Community and outside communities can relate to. ME/US/U is the collaborative and collective work of a group of Susquehanna English Students that is written, recorded, edited and published on-campus with the help of Dr. Heather Lang. Together this eclectic group dives into topics such as regional dialects, activism, books that shaped us, the queer community, and much more. Grab your headphones and a warm drink and come dive in with us.
Sarah, Mitch, and Ayla explore the ways that stories, in books, video games, and myths, shape our identities and our communities.
In this episode, Mira, Richard, Cesca, and Kay explore the LGBTQ community on campus and beyond, with fresh takes on LGBTQ history, gender performativity, drag culture, and protecting yourself on the job market.
Nikki A., Nikki B., and Alyssa explore the history of satire, the unique ways that Susquehanna University engages satire, and puts students to the test by asking "can you SPOT THE SATIRE"?.
Jacob, Lin, and Hayley examine human oddities, from our desires to engage in pseudo-religious fad diets, to our aversions to hole-y objects, to the ultimate thrill seeking behavior: climbing Everest.
Do you say subs or hoagies? SIR-up or SEE-rup? Is it a water ice or an Italian ice? Kristina, Marissa, and Bryn explore the ways that our identities are wrapped up in regional dialects.
Caroline, Natalie, and Regine examine the causes that matter most to them and how they each aim to make a difference for those causes.
In this episode, Brianna, Victoria, and Megan explore the challenges of forging and maintaining relationships in the digital age.
In "College Misconceptions," Sarah, Amanda, and Katie explore myths about partying, making friends, and declaring a major.