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Learn to develop body gratitude with Emma Elison of USU Extension's Body Gratitude Project.
Find them on Instagram @bodygratitudeproject
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Today we discuss the mysterious Dyatlov Pass incident and the unknowns and theories surrounding it.
Emma and Addie talk about the Bermuda triangle and the mystery and disappearances associated with it.
Today Emma and Addie talk about the urban legend of Mothman and the cultural response.
Co-hosts: Emma Dawson and Addie Stewart
Editor: Addie Stewart
Emma and Addie talk about two ghosts from Japanese folklore. Fun fact, they both like to reside in the bathroom!
Co-hosts: Emma Dawson and Addie Stewart
Editor: Addie Stewart
This episode includes stories from people sharing some moments that changed their life. Stories like: becoming a teen mom, meeting a soulmate, changing for the better, and ditching a dark past for a bright future.
This episode contains stories about peoples worst break ups. Stories like: crazy stalking exes, baby mommas, cheaters, and backfired proposals.
This episode contains stories about things like: Nursing mistakes, pranks, suspicions of cheating, and dating issues.
This episode contains general stories, end it or send its, and advice questions! Stories such as: running away, driving into a garage, fire, and advancing your relationships.
Stay caught up with USU, Logan city, sports and more! This week with your host, Jacee Caldwell, you'll get to hear an inside interview with USU Dining Services Executive Director, Alan Andersen, about the university's contract with Pepsi. You'll learn about why it's Pepsi and how long the relation'sip' will last.
Listen to the Aggie Radio interview with Sky Olson about his upcoming Logan City Limits set, musical influences, and favorite shows they've played. See Sky Olson live at Logan City Limits, happening April 14-16 all across USU and Logan.
Listen to the Utah Statesman interview the band 19 Miles Per Hour about their upcoming Logan City Limits set, musical influences, and favorite shows they've played. See 19 Miles Per Hour live at Logan City Limits, happening April 14-16 all across USU and Logan.
Listen to the Utah Statesman interview Kyle Olson about his upcoming Logan City Limits set, musical influences, and favorite shows he's played. See Kyle Olson live at Logan City Limits, happening April 14-16 all across USU and Logan.
Listen to the Utah Statesman interview the band Good Color about their upcoming Logan City Limits set, musical influences, and favorite shows they've played. See Good Color live at Logan City Limits, happening April 14-16 all across USU and Logan.
Listen to the Utah Statesman interview the band Rally about their upcoming Logan City Limits set, musical influences, and favorite shows they've played. See Rally live at Logan City Limits, happening April 14-16 all across USU and Logan.
On this episode Addie and Emma discuss the history and reasons behind the witch trials.
Sometimes in our noble quest of helping others, we forget about ourselves. And aren't we supposed to forget about ourselves right?
Well, maybe. But I believe the true secret to making our lives instantly better and more, AND to bless other people's lives, begins with loving ourselves. Shamelessly. But our brain gets in the way of this so easily. We think it should be easy and in our nature to love ourselves. Yet we have deprived ourselves so much that we must relearn and practice how it's done. That's what you'll learn today.
Today on the podcast I discuss:
- What prevents us from loving ourselves
- Is loving ourselves selfish?
- How our connection with ourself influences every other connection in our life
Sign up for your free call today to begin loving yourself right here.
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Stay caught up with USU, Logan city, sports and more! This week with your host, Jacee Caldwell, we bring on special guest Audrey Flood to get you updated on USU's Student Media softball intramural team, Hot Off the Press. We'll talk about bad calls, sexist rules and game-day strategies.
Today you have the amazing opportunity to hear from Sheldon McNiven. Through the power of his story of wrestling in high school, you will learn the power of GRIT in your life.
Sheldon also expounds on his experience with suicidal thoughts, depression, and how he was able to overcome these things by remembering that he wasn't supposed to live someone else's life. He had to live his own life and discover his own potential. And that is available to each and every one of you.
You'll hear us talk about:
- How us living other people’s lives, not our own pushes us into depression
- How you are not bad for having suicidal thoughts and it’s okay to reach out to someone for help about it
- What it looks like to take on an impossible goal and overcome the adversity
- And the power of visualizing that "we cannot lose"
You can find Sheldon here at https://www.instagram.com/sheldonmcniven/
I'm hosting a free webinar every Tuesday breaking up with a bad habit that is holding us back. Follow me on Instagram to learn more.
Stay caught up with USU, Logan city, sports and more! This week with your host, Jacee Caldwell, we talk about the resource that provides students with free and nutritious food—SNAC—and their fundraiser to earn enough money to keep it running.
I love getting to do an interview like this. Because this WAS REAL my friends! So raw and vulnerable. I'm so grateful Jd came on to share his experience with anxiety and the kinds of situations it took him into when he dwelt negatively on his thoughts.
Fair warning, this could be triggering for some individuals struggling with crippling anxiety or depression, but I feel it shows how serious anxiety can become when we don't create a healthy relationship with ourselves and learn how to love and accept our whole self! And I think Jd's journey will show that to you.
In my conversation with Jd, we cover topics like
- What anxiety looks like and how it can affect our lives
- When we might want clinical help or when we should seek out a life coach
- When we try to play God and control things in our life
- How we should remember to step outside of ourselves and not get caught up in negative introspection
- Harrison Fuller's episode on grief, Episode 11. Ya'll should check it out!
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Chandler comes on the show to display his dating findings in a scientific manner, via graphs!
Stay caught up with USU, Logan city, sports and more! This week with your host, Jacee Caldwell, you'll get to hear an inside interview with USU GAS team electrical lead, Donna Metcalf, as we discuss the struggles women face in STEM fields.
To show my appreciation for ya'll, here's a BONUS EPISODE!
We all desire success in some form. A successful relationship, marriage, or family. A successful job, education, or place to live. We even want to be successful in fun things like our hobbies, or just be successful in making it from Monday to Friday all in one piece.
So what's the secret to achieving success? It's 100% all of what goes on in your head. It's not circumstances, it's not that other people are more suited for it. Those are all just stories played on repeat in your brain. But you were made for more.
Your desires can definitely be reached and you can find success. But it comes in gaining that mindset and feeling of success and learning how to talk to your brain. This is why I'm teaching you how to begin finding success and stop letting things like anxiety child you back from reaching your dreams.
Sign Up for my free class, How to Break Up With Anxiety, Tuesday, March 22nd at 7:30 pm. right here!
Learn more about my 6-week transformation from anxious to confident in your free coaching session today!
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Addie and Emma discuss the Japanese lore of Kuchisake-onna. Tune in to learn about who she is and explore a different cultures lore!
This episode may not be for everyone, but I know someone needs it. So many young people I know struggle with themselves having questions. Usually, we put the blame on the questions themselves for why we feel terrible, but the reason we feel terrible is only because we think we should be having questions, that questions somehow mean we are bad or something’s wrong with us.
QUESTIONS ARE QUESTIONS. They don’t have meaning unless we give them meaning. And today I talk about how we can work with religious questions and how it’s okay to have them.
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Stay caught up with USU, Logan city, sports and more! This week with your host, Jacee Caldwell, we'll celebrate Mental Health Week by talking about how you can keep your own mental health in check and how to help others who are struggling, with special guest Emily White.
It's easy to make self-improvement and the act of reaching our dreams and changing our lives for the better, a complex issue. And then it becomes easy to blame our outside circumstances for why things aren't going our way. Because we think we're smart and finally figuring out the secret to TRUE CHANGE.
But this is a lie. A lie from good ol' Muffinhead. And it's this truth that I humbly relearned: the fundamentals are the way to getting the results we want in life. The secret to getting anything you want in life is in practicing 2 fundamentals every day:
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Practice gaining awareness that you're life is always created by your thoughts
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Practice Processing Emotions
And while no one likes to practice (especially your brain!), that's a real good indicator that it's EXACTLY the very thing we need to do every single day.
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Trieste visits the show to bring some much needed female flavor to the conversation and share her most memorable 'catfish' story.
Today’s episode is an excellent review of the very basics of how our brains work and it might very well blow your mind! My conversation today is with Shawn Jones who explains how our decisions are influenced by our mental heuristics, how to we can rewire our brains toward desirable habits, and how we can rethink how we view the past, present, and future all in terms of our potential. You don't want to miss a minute of this interview!
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An interview with Dakota Oldham who is a candidate for President in the 2022 USUSA elections. This interview is part of an ongoing series to inform USU students in the USUSA elections. Other interviews and candidate information can be found at aggieradio.com, usustatesman.com or elections.usu.edu.
Stay caught up with USU, Logan city, sports and more! This week with your host, Jacee Caldwell, we'll talk about the national blood shortage crisis with one student, Aaron Albrechtsen, who took the opportunity to make a difference and host his own blood drive.
Happy Birthday Relatable Thoughts! Today marks the one-year anniversary of when I started this podcast and boy have we accomplished a lot. So this episode is dedicated to explaining what exactly is this podcast, and to serve as a new starting point for anyone curious to know, what is the deal with Relatable Thoughts!
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This episode Addie and Emma dive into the conspiracy of the Men in Black, going beyond the popular movies and discuss weird occurrences that seem to pop up with these men in black.
Stay caught up with USU, Logan city, sports and more! This week with your host, Jacee Caldwell, she brings her dad on as a special guest to talk about online scams, cat-fishing red flags and dating app expectations.
It's part of human nature to wonder whether we are on the right path. Am I in the right major, did I choose the right person to date, is my life going the way it's supposed to be. While these questions are natural, they subconsciously reflect the hidden belief that we don't believe in OURSELVES.
Even when we are unsure of the future and uncertain of what choice is the best according to our desires, we NEVER have to distrust ourselves. We can trust that no matter what we have our own back, things will work out in our favor, and in fact, this self-confidence in ourselves will lead us in the RIGHT, far more than our questioning if we are in the WRONG.
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Maybe you don’t have the best relationship with your parents?
I promise you that wherever you are in terms of your relationship with your parents, IT CAN BE BETTER!
Because the power is all in you! It’s not about them and what they think of you and how they approve of you. It’s all about what you make that mean. The thought - “They’re supposed to be that way” - might just be the most freeing thing you can do to rejuvenate how you feel about your parents.
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Brett a.k.a 'Hammertime' comes on the show to enlighten us and spill the beans on his juiciest Valentines Day Story
Tune in for a special 1-hour episode with your host, Jacee Caldwell! This episode is all about romance movies, special memories, Galentines, love, and of course Valentine's Day.
We as human beings are meant to desire, to want more for our lives, and then seek it out or create it.
Yet we shun it. We’re afraid of it. We don’t trust ourselves or we tell ourselves we shouldn’t feel this way. We believe we don’t even deserve the very thing we want.
Look, all desire is good. It’s okay to want more for your life. And you deserve it all! There’s a reason you feel the way that you do.
Listen to this episode to find out why.
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An interview with Erik Fogth who is a candidate for Logan Campus Executive Council Candidates in the 2022 USUSA elections.
This interview is part of an ongoing series to inform USU students in the USUSA elections. Other interviews and candidate information can be found at aggieradio.com, usustatesman.com or elections.usu.edu.
An interview with Clara Alder who is a candidate for President in the 2022 USUSA elections.
This interview is part of an ongoing series to inform USU students in the USUSA elections. Other interviews and candidate information can be found at aggieradio.com, usustatesman.com or elections.usu.edu.
An interview with Sam Shaw who is a candidate for Executive Vice President in the 2022 USUSA elections.
This interview is part of an ongoing series to inform USU students in the USUSA elections. Other interviews and candidate information can be found at aggieradio.com, usustatesman.com or elections.usu.edu.
An interview with Ryder Sasser who is a candidate for Logan Campus Athletics & Campus Recreation Executive Director in the 2022 USUSA elections.
This interview is part of an ongoing series to inform USU students in the USUSA elections. Other interviews and candidate information can be found at aggieradio.com, usustatesman.com or elections.usu.edu.
An interview with Abe Rodriguez who is a candidate for Executive Vice President in the 2022 USUSA elections.
This interview is part of an ongoing series to inform USU students in the USUSA elections. Other interviews and candidate information can be found at aggieradio.com, usustatesman.com or elections.usu.edu.
An interview with Dee Shumway who is a candidate for Logan Campus Student Events Executive Director in the 2022 USUSA elections.
This interview is part of an ongoing series to inform USU students in the USUSA elections. Other interviews and candidate information can be found at aggieradio.com, usustatesman.com or elections.usu.edu.
An interview with Drew Thorngren who is a candidate for Logan Campus Athletics & Campus Recreation Executive Director in the 2022 USUSA elections.
This interview is part of an ongoing series to inform USU students in the USUSA elections. Other interviews and candidate information can be found at aggieradio.com, usustatesman.com or elections.usu.edu.
An interview with Ethan Conlee who is a candidate for Student Advocate Vice President in the 2022 USUSA elections.
This interview is part of an ongoing series to inform USU students in the USUSA elections. Other interviews and candidate information can be found at aggieradio.com, usustatesman.com or elections.usu.edu.
An interview with Niyonta Chowdhury-Magaña who is a candidate for President in the 2022 USUSA elections.
This interview is part of an ongoing series to inform USU students in the USUSA elections. Other interviews and candidate information can be found at aggieradio.com, usustatesman.com or elections.usu.edu.
An interview with Mikey Henderson who is a candidate for President in the 2022 USUSA elections.
This interview is part of an ongoing series to inform USU students in the USUSA elections. Other interviews and candidate information can be found at aggieradio.com, usustatesman.com or elections.usu.edu.
An interview with Noah Evaga who is a candidate for Logan Campus Diversity & Organizations Executive Director in the 2022 USUSA elections.
This interview is part of an ongoing series to inform USU students in the USUSA elections. Other interviews and candidate information can be found at usustatesman.com or elections.usu.edu.
Social media is a big part of our world as young adults. Most of us have grown up with our lives defined around it. Today on the podcast, I discuss how social media affects our perception of the world around us and how it can both bring connection and disconnection. Because while we are in charge of choosing our thoughts, what effect does social media have upon our subconscious that we aren't even aware of?
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On this special episode of Between the Lines, Jacee Caldwell interviews congressional candidate, Blake Moore. Spoiler alert—his favorite Aggie ice cream flavor is basic.
Stay caught up with USU, Logan city, sports and more! This week with your host, Jacee Caldwell, we'll discuss voting and student body elections with special guest and USUSA Student Advocate VP, Ethan Conlee.
Addie and Emma get into the mystery that is Skinwalker Ranch and describe and question the eerie events that have occurred.
You've probably questioned your reasoning for a decision, whether it was a good reason or a good excuse. Maybe you're like me and seem to question everything you do, wondering what's right and wrong. Well today, I dive into what makes something an excuse vs a reason and the sure-fire way to know whether you have a reason or a rationalization for what you want to do, especially when you want to quit something hard.
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Engaged Couple Jonathan and Brenna come onto the show to inspire us single-folk, that there is light at the end of the dark lonely tunnel.
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I don't really know how to describe this episode. You know that feeling when you've changed since being away from home at college yet when you go back home and you're back in that little kid mindset even though you as a person have entirely changed? Yeah, I'm talking about that and how we let outside influence and peer pressure take greater priority than our own desires for our own experience.
Take a listen, I promise that you will find something that you can apply right now to your life!
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You might not know it, but you have a rulebook for how your life is supposed to go, for what you expect a good day to look like, and even how other people ought to behave so you can feel alright. It's this kind of mentality that when things don't cooperate, we begin to feel PRESSURE!
Tune in today to learn that one of the most freeing things in the world is to allow those around you to show up the way THEY want. No strings attached. Just show up and watch the kind of peace that can enter your life.
Stay caught up with USU, Logan city, sports and more! This week with your host, Jacee Caldwell, we'll talk about homelessness and what Logan is doing to help those in need.
Stay caught up with USU, Logan city, sports, and more! This week with your host, Jacee Caldwell, you get an inside look at an interview with Nick Vujicic and the science of cold females is finally explained.
Stay caught up with USU, Logan city, sports, and more! This week with your host, Jacee Caldwell, we talk about dates gone wrong, red flags, and all things dating with special guest, Bailey Rigby
Today, I give you 3 Laws of Physics that you can apply to your life immediately to find greater peace, relief, and achieve the dreams you're seeking.
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The Law of Entropy
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The Law of Inertia
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The Law of Resistance
This might be the only time the laws of physics are good for you.
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We talk a lot about positivity and choosing happiness on the podcast. But some days, we just think everything sucks. We feel stuck in it like something is wrong with us. Well, guess what?! Just like in every circumstance, NOTHING is wrong with you! Sometimes, we just think life sucks. Sometimes, we take an L, we have an off day. And that is absolutely OKAY! Join me on the podcast in my discussion on when things suck, especially when you’re stuck in that rut. Trust me, it’ll end soon enough.
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Stay caught up with USU, Logan city, sports, and more! This week with your host, Jacee Caldwell, we'll reminisce over winter break and take a look into the new year and new semester.
Do you know how AMAZING you are? How amazing your life really is? How amazing the world is?
When you are in a slump, when you feel like nothing is going for you in life, when you feel lost and purposeless, practicing abundance takes you out of all of that. It's like jumping your car battery after it died, it literally brings life back into you. Being able to see with new eyes the wonder of the world and how grateful you are for the life you have is the way to always go when it comes to setting goals for who we want to become. Because we don't become because we are lacking. We become because we already have so much and simply want to try something different in our abundance.
RELATABLE THOUGHTS is a self-improvement podcast focused on talking about the greatest tool young adults can focus on to set for the rest of their lives: mind management.
Being an adult is hard enough, what with all we gotta do in our lives. Major, job, spouse, career, future. No wonder our brain fills our mind with all kinds of thoughts to create fear, worry, and every other emotion as we try to figure out what the heck we even are doing with our lives.
Come with me and we’ll explore the thoughts we all think and talk about the strategies to help us overcome these mental hurdles of life. Because in the end, you aren’t alone. In fact, it’s totally relatable.
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Stay caught up with USU, Logan city, sports and more! This week with your host, Jacee Caldwell, get an inside take on Sports Manager, Jacob Nielson's thoughts on the MW Conference Championship football game and hear an inclusive interview from Utah U.S. Senate candidate, Becky Edwards
Tylen makes a return on Kyle's show to discuss the magical time of year for love known as the Holidays.
In this two part holiday extravaganza, Sam and Amaia make some classic chocolate chip cookies.
Addie and Emma delve into the lost colony of Roanoke and discuss the possible reasons for its disappearance.
Want to know more about why the news matters? Want to know more about the headlines spread across your news feed? On his show, Michael Popa II explores current events and hot topics from a historical perspective to better understand the current affairs of our community, country, and world. For centuries, foreign policy has been the cornerstone to America’s prominence on the world stage. What once was a predominantly isolationist precedent has now transformed into an overly hawkish tendency. Whether it be through direct involvement with the enemy or power contests conducted through proxy states, the U.S. has made itself both friend and foe to the nations of the world. While just a minute part of its history, one particular nation has tugged at not only the U.S.’ coffers, but also its news channels’ chyrons and citizens’ attention.
On this episode, Michael talks about the recent pullout from Afghanistan under the Biden administration. Featured on this episode is Dr. Austin Knuppe of the Utah State University Political Science Department.
Want to know more about why the news matters? Want to know more about the headlines spread across your news feed? On his show, Michael Popa II explores current events and hot topics from a historical perspective to better understand the current affairs of our community, country, and world. For centuries, foreign policy has been the cornerstone to America’s prominence on the world stage. What once was a predominantly isolationist precedent has now transformed into an overly hawkish tendency. Whether it be through direct involvement with the enemy or power contests conducted through proxy states, the U.S. has made itself both friend and foe to the nations of the world. While just a minute part of its history, one particular nation has tugged at not only the U.S.’ coffers, but also its news channels’ chyrons and citizens’ attention.
On this episode, Michael talks about the buildup to the infamous 9/11 attacks and the resulting 20 year long Afghanistan War. Featured on this episode is Dr. Austin Knuppe of the Utah State University Political Science Department.
Stay caught up with USU, Logan city, sports and more! This week with your host, Jacee Caldwell, we'll discuss 'fake' national holidays and why people choose to celebrate them with special guest, Andrew Manning
A good friend comes on the show to share his Dating Resume as well as his 2 cents on various dating aspects.
In this first episode of Spooky Snippets we discuss the history of Halloween ranging from ancient times up to the modern-day, reviewing how the holiday of Halloween has evolved into how we know it today.
Welcome to the first episode of Let's Taco Bout It, a podcast made by two friends discussing anything and everything over food. Get to know the hosts, Amaia and Sam.
Stay caught up with USU, Logan city, sports and more! This week with your host, Jacee Caldwell, we'll honor our country's armed forces and talk about Veterans Day with Air Force ROTC special guest, Trey Peterson.
'This episode introduces your host, Kyle Brenchley, as he provides the inspiration, history, and motives for making this podcast.'
'Be prepared to up your dating game by becoming a dating master!'
Stay caught up with USU, Logan city, sports and more! This week with your host, Jacee Caldwell, we'll reflect on 2020 graduates and how COVID-19 has impacted students with special guest, Trent Smith.
Stay caught up with USU, Logan City, and scary stories this week with your host Jacee Caldwell, for a special Halloween episode! Listen in as Jacee explores popular ghost myths and favorite Halloween traditions with special guest Evan Cooper. You won't want to miss out on this spooky edition.
Want to know more about why the news matters? Want to know more about the headlines spread across your newsfeed? On his show, Michael Popa II explores current events and hot topics from a historical perspective to better understand the current affairs of our community, country, and world. For centuries, foreign policy has been the cornerstone to America’s prominence on the world stage. What once was a predominantly isolationist precedent has now transformed into an overly hawkish tendency. Whether it be through direct involvement with the enemy or power contests conducted through proxy states, the U.S. has made itself both friend and foe to the nations of the world. While just a minute part of its history, one particular nation has tugged at not only the U.S.’ coffers, but also its news channels’ chyrons and citizens’ attention.
On this episode, Michael talks with special guest Dr. Austin Knuppe, a Utah State University political science professor and Middle-East politics expert, on the development of foreign relations with Afghanistan and the dynamics of terrorism in the region.
"Austin Knuppe is an assistant professor in the department of political science at Utah State University. Prior to USU, he was a postdoctoral fellow at the Dickey Center for International Understanding at Dartmouth College. He received his Ph.D. in political science from The Ohio State University in 2019. His research interests include post-conflict state building, Middle East politics, and the study of religion in international politics.
In his current book project, he investigates the conditions under which civilians survive civil war. Specifically, he focuses on Iraqis survived the occupation of their communities by Islamic State insurgents between 2013 and 2018. He argues that civilians evaluate combatants based on three heuristics--proximity, capacity, and identity--to determine whether migration, collaboration, resistance, or autonomy best ensures their survival.
Austin is also one of the co-founders of the Conflict to Peace Lab at the Mershon Center for International Security Studies at The Ohio State University. C2P works with local peacebuilding and development organizations in conflict-afflicted state in order to link innovative research, effective practice, and sound policy to foster durable peace. At C2P, Austin leads a research team of American, British, and Yemeni scholars studying the determinants of community resilience across urban and rural locations in Yemen."
Taken from www.austinknuppe.com
Want to know more about why the news matters? Want to know more about the headlines spread across your newsfeed? On his show, Michael Popa II explores current events and hot topics from a historical perspective to better understand the current affairs of our community, country, and world. For centuries, foreign policy has been the cornerstone to America’s prominence on the world stage. What once was a predominantly isolationist precedent has now transformed into an overly hawkish tendency. Whether it be through direct involvement with the enemy or power contests conducted through proxy states, the U.S. has made itself both friend and foe to the nations of the world. While just a minute part of its history, one particular nation has tugged at not only the U.S.’ coffers, but also its news channels’ chyrons and citizens’ attention.
On this episode, Michael looks at the evolution of Afghanistan throughout the 20th Century, particularly focusing on the country’s involvement with Soviet Russia. Featured on this episode is Dr. Austin Knuppe of the Utah State University Political Science Department.
Want to know more about why the news matters? Want to know more about the headlines spread across your newsfeed? On his show, Michael Popa II explores current events and hot topics from a historical perspective to better understand the current affairs of our community, country, and world. For centuries, foreign policy has been the cornerstone to America’s prominence on the world stage. What once was a predominantly isolationist precedent has now transformed into an overly hawkish tendency. Whether it be through direct involvement with the enemy or power contests conducted through proxy states, the U.S. has made itself both friend and foe to the nations of the world. While just a minute part of its history, one particular nation has tugged at not only the U.S.’ coffers, but also its news channels’ chyrons and citizens’ attention.
On this episode, Michael talks about the first chapter in the book of Afghan foreign policy -- the Anglo-Afghan Wars. Featured on this episode is Dr. Austin Knuppe of the Utah State University Political Science Department.
The United States, like many other Western nations, has a history accented with great achievements that broke down barriers to the future. These same histories are also bloated with an array of human rights abuses that are lessons for the ages. Ranging from the egregious period of slavery and the Triangle Trade to the folly of modern relationships, one type of history that sticks out is that of Asian Americans.
This week we will explore the deep roots that Asian people have in this country as it relates to the significant events of severe mistreatment of these peoples. Today, we’ll take a look at modern forces of discrimination and racism that have impacted our Asian American citizens, specifically within the halls of academia as it relates to school acceptance rates and standards.
USU Student Media covers the Salt Lake Comic Convention, with interviews from fellow Aggies, cosplayers, and Misha Collins of "Supernatural"
Abbey Harris joins the podcast to breakdown USU Sorority life, Disney Plus Marvel shows, and annihilates The Notebook.
Ethan Conlee joins the podcast to take on ranking all 50 states, including roasting Vermont and Colorado, and a heist by Illinois.
Clara Alder joins to give us the rundown on her Miss USU initiatives and Olivia Rodrigo's new album, plus Jacob Nielson joins to give us an inside look into this years football team.
The United States, like many other Western nations, has a history accented with great achievements that broke down barriers to the future. These same histories are also bloated with an array of human rights abuses that are lessons for the ages. Ranging from the egregious period of slavery and the Triangle Trade to the folly of modern relationships, one type of history that sticks out is that of Asian Americans.
This time, we will explore the deep roots that Asian people have in this country as it relates to the significant events of severe mistreatment of these people. Today, we’ll take a look at one of the most controversial decisions made by a sitting United States president, Executive Order 9066, and how it led to not only American civil history, but legal and military history, too.
The United States, like many other western nations, has a history accented with great achievements that broke down barriers to the future. These same histories are also bloated with an array of human rights abuses that are lessons for the ages. Ranging from the egregious period of slavery and the Triangle Trade to the folly of modern relationships between classes, races, and genders, one people’s history that sticks out is that of Asian Americans.
Join me, Michael Popa, this week as I explore with you over the next few pieces the deep roots that Asian people have in this country as it relates to the significant events of severe mistreatment of these people. Today, we’ll take it all the way back to the beginning -- the first chapters in the book of Asian American history -- the Gold Rush of 1849 and the building of the Transcontinental Railroad.
A chat with Noelle Cockett about life lessons learned leading up to her position as President of Utah State University. We talk about her childhood, her family life balance as a president, how she starts her day, and succulents.
Noelle E. Cockett became Utah State University’s 16th president in January 2017. Cockett has built a distinguished career in sheep genomics research, maintaining an active research program even while serving in various leadership positions at USU. Her research program has centered on the identification of genetic markers associated with economically important traits in sheep, as well as the development of resources that advance research on the sheep genome. Cockett grew up on a beef cattle ranch in eastern Montana and is married to John Cockett, AVP of Central Development in University Advancement and director of technology in USU’s Emma Eccles Jones College of Education and Human Services. Noelle and John have two children, Dylan and Chantelle.
This podcast was originally recorded on November 17, 2020.
How do you engage in curiosity and connect with others when there are always pressing matters in your inbox? Lord Dr. Michael Hastings talks with Sierra about ways to engage yourself and others in learning more about the world around us. Lord Dr. Michael Hastings is a member of the British Parliament in the Upper House of Lords and Stephen R Covey Professor of Leadership for the Huntsman Business School at Utah State University. He is also The Chancellor of Regents University London and formerly a senior executive at KPMG International, before that with the BBC. Michael is also Vice President of UNICEF in the UK and President of Zane - a Zimbabwe Aid Charity - as well as serving as a Governor of the Vodafone supported MPESA Academy School in Nairobi Academy for 850 of Kenya's poorest children.
In the whirlwind of life, it is easy to get caught up in our fast-paced life. Professor Craig and Sierra talk about practices for centering on the principles we base our lives upon, and how to implement that in everyday life. We touch on self reflection, spirituality, quiet mornings, and the Law of the Harvest. Boyd Craig is founder, chairman, and CEO of Leader.org, an international education foundation preparing over one million of the world’s children in need to become the most trusted generation of high-impact leaders. In 2020, Boyd was appointed the Inaugural Stephen R. Covey Chaired Professor of Leadership in the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business at Utah State University, where he teaches undergraduate and graduate students and co-hosts The World’s Principled Leaders Series. He is founding vice chairman of the Huntsman School’s Stephen R. Covey Leadership Center and serves on the School’s National Advisory Board. For 23 years, Boyd ran Dr. Covey’s global leadership consulting business, was his chief collaborating partner in writing and publishing ten books on leadership, and was Franklin Covey’s vice president of higher education.
The lads return, facing against both BuzzFeed and J.K. Rowling at the same time! Will they discover their spirit animals, or will they succumb to the most frustrating user interface known to man? Find out now! (Or Later)
Music by Myuu and Alex Sitkov
On this episode, the lads join Jill and Stewart of the band "Featherbed" for a truly legendary interview!
Link to Featherbed: https://open.spotify.com/artist/19VUcySVuuRIoMcI5nKEpX?si=xzFkUVD3QiWW4RAVbYTphw
All music written and performed by Myuu
How do you understand those around you better? Start by listening. Clair talks with Sierra about the importance of active listening, and how giving advice fits into the conversation.
How do you create solid mentorships? What can you learn from your past experiences? Joe Ward, Dean of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, meets with Sierra in the studio to open a dialogue around how to find mentors that are willing to guide you and what you can learn from your past self.
Welcome to The SportsPaige: Female Forward! In this new podcast series, I am proud to report on stories of women and girls in sports. This first episode is the story of the North Summit Braves basketball team and their road to the school's first girls' basketball championship in 35 years.
The Den has a new addition to it's collection: A TIME MACHINE! The lads embark on their greatest adventure yet; From dinosaurs to founding fathers, ancient lands to a world made of concrete; you have to see it to believe it! (It's a podcast, so you're out of luck, but you might as well give it a listen!)
Music by Myuu
How do we find peace when feeling not good enough? Perfectionism and shame are mind battles that we face every day. Carlee comes onto The Moxie Mindset to share her story of finding shame resilience. Sierra talks about her own journey as a recovering perfectionist.
Welcome to the Lyons Den!
Easton and John, one Lyon and the other Lyons, discuss survival in all of it's forms in this first episode. Join as they discuss becoming cavemen, tackling a deer and worst of all: Surviving the public school system.
-Music by Myuu
Ramen, budgeting, and funny roommate stories. What do all of these have in common? They all relate to us: college students. It's not easy being a college student. Trust me, I would know. But the purpose of my podcast? To discuss deep to light heart topics that we all can relate to. And it won't just be me talking either. College students and experts will discuss their perspectives with us.
The Tunnels of Logan. Please look at the USU Archives for more information on this topic and learn about many other topics. We look forward to finding other stories to share and explore with you.
https://www.hjnews.com/logan_hj/logan-underground-a-peek-into-one-of-downtown-s-interesting-basements/article_719f83c8-208a-5b98-963f-42113acd7c8c.html
https://www.hjnews.com/news/local/small-tunnel-found-during-center-street-renovation/article_e18483bc-51d4-5dab-a8dd-8faf51386515.html https://usustatesman.com/7000-feet-of-tunnels-right-below-our-feet/
Ramen, budgeting, and funny roommate stories. What do all of these have in common? They all relate to us: college students. It's not easy being a college student. Trust me, I would know. But the purpose of my podcast? To discuss deep to light heart topics that we all can relate to. And it won't just be me talking either. College students and experts will discuss their perspectives with us.
Logan Mano joins us to discuss his existence. Is it called the GOAT episode because of MJ or because of LeBron?
MADDIE ALDER JOINS THE POD FOR A WHOLE LOT OF LUKEWARM TAKES AND FIND OUT THE RUSSIAN WORD FOR GRANDMA. This is in all caps because that's how broadcast writes scripts.
Noah Giles jumps on to pronounce 'G' wrong and to tell us more about Lindon vs Pleasant Grove.
Mckenzie Clark makes her podcast premiere and comes asking ME questions, then we jump into music talk, and then get a SAUCY hot take.
Jonah joins the podcast for a quick Q and A, then Brevin, Alex and I discuss NBA trades.
Ramen, budgeting, and funny roommate stories. What do all of these have in common? They all relate to us: college students. It's not easy being a college student. Trust me, I would know. But the purpose of my podcast? To discuss deep to light heart topics that we all can relate to. And it won't just be me talking either. College students and experts will discuss their perspectives with us.
How do we make everyone in a conflict situation satisfied? By focusing on needs of others instead of opposing positions. Dr. Merideth Thompson joins Sierra in a conversation about how to expand the metaphorical pie and understanding others' perspective in a negotiation or conflict setting. Merideth Thompson is a Professor of Management at the Huntsman School of Business at Utah State University. Her expertise is in negotiation, toxic workplace behaviors, and the lives of remote workers.
The first season of the Explorer of Realities concludes! How will he survive the perils of the alternate realties, and will he survive with his mind intact?
Cy Robinson FINALLY joins the show and we talk all about Blackfoot Idaho, what defines a horror and a thriller, Star Wars hot takes, then we roast In N Out.
Alexis Needleman and I talk about Disneyland, Utah State Involvement, the ethics of One Direction vs Shawn Mendes, which shows we are excited about, and Survey fun.
We talk about Eric Price’s career in news, how he got to wintry Utah, an Astrology follow up, and his shade for T-Swift.
The Russian truth seeker herself, Lesya Feinstein! We talk about “the media,” and sourcing your info, cheerleading, and whether or not you are allowed to be basic.
Dr. Romney talks with Sierra about giving purpose to our positions by leading, learning, and finding meaning in organizational life.
Alexander C. Romney is an Assistant Professor in the Marketing and Strategy Department of the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business at Utah State University. He is especially interested in employee voice and how employees can influence and change their organizations from the bottom up.
Abi Roberts and I talk about being granola and surviving in the wild, deep dive on office characters, and trash a boy toy star singer.
Julia Izu and I talk about the perfect weather, growing up in California, if dance is a sport or not, and then dive into whether the guy should ask the girl out.
DROWNIN IN NBA! Alex Kinnear and Brevin Zollinger join the podcast and play “Who Says No?”, then talk the top 3 NBA Draft guys, and give bold predictions for how the next NBA season will go.
I talked with Professor Michael Lyons about some election reactions, how to look at the current landscape, and politics moving forward.
Dr. Madsen drops into the studio to talk about the role women play in leadership -- from bias to female confidence, and how to raise our girls in a way that they will become leaders themselves.
Dr. Susan R. Madsen is the Inaugural Karen Haight Huntsman Endowed Professor of Leadership in the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business at Utah State University. She is also the Founding Director of the Utah Women & Leadership Project, which focuses on strengthening the impact of Utah girls and women.
Josh Davis joins the show to talk about “bored” games, Marvel and Star Wars stuff, and liberating cream cheese.
Introducing Brig Haines as Co-Host to The Bullhorn.
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Ethan Horsely and I dive into the BYU vs USU nonsense, Provo dating culture, and talk about reading the room.
Zoe Erickson tells me about Maine, makes fun of me, establishes a new way to watch TV, then drops the falsest take I’ve ever heard.
LETS REAL TALK VOTING, then Austin Roundy comes on to teach me about farm stuff, his grandma, and some camera nonsense.
Change has been a constant throughout 2020, and we have found ourselves dealing with each change whether we like it or not. In this episode, Sierra talks with Dan Collett about how to respond to change in order to motivate and thrive. Dan is an internationally know behavioral consultant who has taught and coached senior leaders of organizations, companies, and individuals on their quest in leading purposefully to achieve results.
Shelby Black teaches me about social media, pop music, and all things tennis. Then we lay the smackdown on a fake sport.
Sydney Dahle interviews USU President Noelle Cockett and learns more about how university administration deals with the COVID-19 pandemic.
Welcome to the first episode of the Bullhorn, local news brought to you by The Utah Statesman.
Utah State Volleyball player Tasha Fields joins the podcast to talk about Mental Health in sports, boy bands, and bad fall foods.
I was just recruited as an Explorer of Realities and I think something is seriously wrong with that deer.
FIRST LIVE PODCAST! Sydney Ho-sts me during the College Radio Day event, and we talk all things deep Logan bands, and soccer fans.
Brevin Zollinger and I talk, gulp, American political landscape and NBA Finals. Then Brevin tries to sell me on baseball as the best sport and then spits out the least Ted Lasso-y hot take of all time.
(2:18) Lucas Stevens breaks down the steps to a great mustache (9:44) and role in Utah State Student Association. Then we discuss which delayed movies we want to see (20:00) before talking about the NBA Conference Finals (32:50). Lucas takes us home with his take on pets (48:12).