The Viewfinder Podcast: Recent Episodes
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The Viewfinder Podcast is the seasonal show created by Communication and Media Practice majors at Grand View University in Des Moines, Iowa.
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In the new season of The Viewfinder Podcast, Grand View students explored a topic that's relevant to all college students: sleep. The series is called, "The Snooze."
For the final episode of The Snooze, Viewfinder producer Ryan Rinke learned that the most important factor to consider when trying to improve your sleep has nothing to do with what you do at night.
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In the new season of The Viewfinder Podcast, Grand View students explored a topic that's relevant to all college students: sleep. The series is called, "The Snooze."
For Episode 3 of The Snooze, Viewfinder producer Robyn Ehrhardt engaged in two longform interviews on sleep schedules, challenges, and solutions.
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In the new season of The Viewfinder Podcast, Grand View students explored a topic that's relevant to all college students: sleep. The series is called, "The Snooze."
For Episode 2 of The Snooze, Viewfinder producer Blake Haney explored the sleep challenges facing student athletes — and offered some solutions.
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In the new season of The Viewfinder Podcast, Grand View students explored a topic that's relevant to all college students: sleep. The series is called, "The Snooze."
For Episode 1 of The Snooze, Viewfinder producer Austin Elbert talked with sleep experts to uncover some myths about sleep.
Audio Clips
- TikTok - @GODIZGOAT
- The Daily Wire – Candice Owens
- Fox News – Jessie Watters Primetime (Oct 6, 2023)
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Viewfinder producer Alexa McCunn wants to know how Lululemon yoga pants and Stanley Cups became so popular. Is it quality? Is it following the crowd? Or is it something else? Why Is That?
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In his new podcast, The Breakthrough, Grand View University student and soccer player Rune Petersen talks with student, amateur, and professional athletes about what it takes to break through into professional soccer: and what happens when the breakthrough isn't possible.
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In her new podcast, On the Spotlight, Viewfinder producer Shenita Lawson talks with guests about their experiences. Her first episode examines the relationship Grand View University students have with their phones.
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In Brandon Nakaoka's podcast, Music To Your Ears, Nakaoka breaks down the key instrument in your favorite pop songs. For his first episode, Brandon examined the role piano plays in the single, "Break My Heart Again" by FINNEAS.
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In the first episode of his podcast, Diversity Campus, Jonathan Featherston spoke with Grand View University students about the importance of a diverse college campus.
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Why are professional athletes expected to "shut up and dribble?" How can athletes break out of dehumanization? Viewfinder producer Noah Huff explores all this and more in the first episode of his podcast, A Clean Slate.
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For its third season, The Viewfinder Podcast is helping Grand View University students launch their own unique podcast series by hosting their first episodes here. Each of these podcast episodes were created by students enrolled in the Multimedia Storytelling course at Grand View.
Mediocrely Anxious is a podcast created, hosted, and produced by Jordan Lipinski.
For its third season, The Viewfinder Podcast is helping Grand View University students launch their own unique podcast series by hosting their first episodes here. Each of these podcast episodes were created by students enrolled in the Multimedia Storytelling course at Grand View.
Everything and Anything is a podcast created, hosted, and produced by Rune Petersen.
For its third season, The Viewfinder Podcast is helping Grand View University students launch their own unique podcast series by hosting their first episodes here. Each of these podcast episodes were created by students enrolled in the Multimedia Storytelling course at Grand View.
The CreyCast is a podcast created, hosted, and produced by Crey Abbas.
For its third season, The Viewfinder Podcast is helping Grand View University students launch their own unique podcast series by hosting their first episodes here. Each of these podcast episodes were created by students enrolled in the Multimedia Storytelling course at Grand View.
In The Mind of a Creator is a podcast created, hosted, and produced by Gloria Jean.
For its third season, The Viewfinder Podcast is helping Grand View University students launch their own unique podcast series by hosting their first episodes here. Each of these podcast episodes were created by students enrolled in the Multimedia Storytelling course at Grand View.
Shift: Working to Change Our World is a podcast created, hosted, and produced by Rebecca Gilseth.
For its third season, The Viewfinder Podcast is helping Grand View University students launch their own unique podcast series by hosting their first episodes here. Each of these podcast episodes were created by students enrolled in the Audio Production Lab course at Grand View.
A Broadcasters Perspective is a narrative podcast by Blake Walker that gives guidance and knowledge for broadcasters who are looking looking to grow in their work. Unlike traditional interviews podcasts, Walker's podcast explores the life and structure of how a broadcaster ticks.
Created, hosted, and produced by Blake Walker.
For its third season, The Viewfinder Podcast is helping Grand View University students launch their own unique podcast series by hosting their first episodes here. Each of these podcast episodes were created by students enrolled in the Audio Production Lab course at Grand View.
"Word on the street" is a roundtable podcast by DaMon Street that speaks on everyday issues for student athletes who are scared to speak up on certain topics themselves, unlike your average bigger universities. Street's podcast will be able to help inspire lives.
Created, hosted, and produced by DaMon Street.
For its third season, The Viewfinder Podcast is helping Grand View University students launch their own unique podcast series by hosting their first episodes here. Each of these podcast episodes were created by students enrolled in the Audio Production Lab course at Grand View.
The High Score is a review podcast by Spencer Sharpe that discusses the most notable games Sharpe has played this year. It is for gamers, RPG fans, FPS fans, and horror fans who are passionate about games and want to be learn and be entertained. Unlike written reviews, Sharpe's podcast will be delivered with more humor and unfiltered personal analysis of the games he is reviewing.
Created, hosted, and produced by Spencer Sharpe.
For its third season, The Viewfinder Podcast is helping Grand View University students launch their own unique podcast series by hosting their first episodes here. Each of these podcast episodes were created by students enrolled in the Audio Production Lab course at Grand View.
Exploring Catholicism is a narrative podcast created, hosted, and produced by Erin Nossaman.
For its third season, The Viewfinder Podcast is helping Grand View University students launch their own unique podcast series by hosting their first episodes here. Each of these podcast episodes were created by students enrolled in the Audio Production Lab course at Grand View.
Womenz is an astrology podcast by Britsahna Nanthanorath that digs into the deeper understanding of a woman’s mind, for females and even men, who are needing a place of pure honesty and openness. Unlike closed-minded gender-based roles, Nanthanorath's podcast will be open-minded of unpopular opinions and advice. Many people are skeptical about astrology, and Nanthanorath wants to stay away from skepticism.
Created, hosted, and produced by Britsahna Nanthanorath.
For its third season, The Viewfinder Podcast is helping Grand View University students launch their own unique podcast series by hosting their first episodes here. Each of these podcast episodes were created by students enrolled in the Audio Production Lab course at Grand View.
Man Talk is a narrative style podcast by Jesus Martinez-Aviles that dissects toxic masculinity for younger and older Latino men who need to be informed on what toxic masculinity is, where it comes from, why it's wrong, and how to go against it. Unlike podcasts that promote toxic masculinity or podcasts from women speaking on men's issues, Martinez-Aviles' podcast will focus on directly hitting the issue from a young Latino male perspective with experiences with toxic masculinity mindsets.
Winner of Audio Production Lab's Best Podcast Award for Fall 2022.
Created, hosted, and produced by Jesus Martinez-Aviles.
For its third season, The Viewfinder Podcast is helping Grand View University students launch their own unique podcast series by hosting their first episodes here. Each of these podcast episodes were created by students enrolled in the Audio Production Lab course at Grand View.
The Xfinity Roundup is a narrative podcast buy Rob Luke that provides community for Nascar Xfinity race fans who want to feel that the Xfinity series is represented and focused on more than it is. Unlike most race-oriented podcasts, Luke's podcast will provide more of a focus on the Nascar Xfinity Series.
Created, hosted, and produced by Rob Luke.
For its third season, The Viewfinder Podcast is helping Grand View University students launch their own unique podcast series by hosting their first episodes here. Each of these podcast episodes were created by students enrolled in the Audio Production Lab course at Grand View.
The Curiosity is a roundtable podcast by Greg Jones that gives better understanding on relationships, for teenage to middle aged people who want answers about their significant other, but are afraid to ask. Unlike dating apps, Jones' podcast will help you gain confidence in knowing what to look for in a relationship.
Created, hosted, and produced by Greg Jones.
For its third season, The Viewfinder Podcast is helping Grand View University students launch their own unique podcast series by hosting their first episodes here. Each of these podcast episodes were created by students enrolled in the Audio Production Lab course at Grand View.
April of ’93 is a narrative podcast by Caleb Grizzle that transports current and former Des Moines residents back in time to experience the tragedy and restoration following the floods of ’93. Unlike other narrative historical podcasts, Grizzle's podcast will maintain a local perspective instead of taking a broad, national approach.
Created, hosted, and produced by Caleb Grizzle.
HBP or Heart Break Podcast is a roundtable podcast hosted and produced by Donminic Goosby that provides understanding for men who have cheated or been cheated on and who need a voice that understands them personally. Unlike other podcasts that talk about the topic for views and clout, Goosby's podcast provides personal and diverse perspectives.
Created, hosted, and produced by Donminic Goosby.
In this episode, Megan Mitchell talks with her father, David Mitchell, a mentor, communicator and leader, about the importance of communication in effective leadership.
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In this episode, host Emilia McDaniel "spills the tea" with guests Brooklyn Mills and Kylee Hoffman to interrogate some common myths around partying in college.
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Podcast host Charlie Deyoe-Snyder is a big fan of true crime podcasts. But they tend to sensationalize death, he says. In this episode, Deyoe-Snyder explores what it's like to interact with death on a daily basis by interviewing Olivia West, who works at a funeral home in the Des Moines area.
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In this episode, Jesus Martinez-Aviles facilitates a conversation on Iowan immigrants. He will talk with special guest Liz about the experiences of undocumented individuals as first-year college students.
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For the first season of The Viewfinder Podcast, Grand View University student storytellers explored the ways students like them discover diversity in college. For the fifth episode, Jayda Allen, whose father is a Christian pastor, spoke with her father and with a Christian faculty member at Grand View about the ways they navigate and express their faith as part of a diverse campus.
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For the first season of The Viewfinder Podcast, Grand View University student storytellers explored the ways students like them discover diversity in college. For the fourth episode, Britsahna Nanthanorath spoke with international students about their experiences using American currency and learning how Americans spend their money.
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For the first season of The Viewfinder Podcast, Grand View University student storytellers explored the ways students like them discover diversity in college. For the third episode, Sarah Rush spoke with two international student athletes about their experiences learning American culture while being part of an athletic team.
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For the first season of The Viewfinder Podcast, Grand View University student storytellers explored the ways students like them discover diversity in college. For the second episode, Sami Hallaway learned how style allows people from diverse backgrounds to express themselves and reflect who they are.
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For the first season of The Viewfinder Podcast, Grand View University student storytellers explored the ways students like them discover diversity in college. For the first episode, Greg Jones, a college athlete at Grand View, had a question: can injury be a form of disability? He spoke with two other college athletes about their experiences with injury and shared what he learned about diversity, inclusion, and resilience.
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