Queens Podcast Lab: Recent Episodes
Queens Podcast Lab
Nev Yakubov narrates her investigative piece about a host of anti-semitic incidents at CUNY and other universities in the tri-state area. She speaks to students, community leaders, and President Frank […]
Nev Yakubov takes the end of the semester as on occasion to look back on campus reopening. During the first two weeks of class, many students waited in long lines. […]
We discuss young people's changing relationship with religion, their wellbeing, and alt-ac careers with Josh Packard.
We join Sammy Ali to learn about language in America. Sammy speaks with William McClure, Dean of Arts and Humanities and Professor of Japanese at Queens College about diversity on campus, why speaking multiple languages isn’t more prominent, and how language barriers affect the country.
We discuss white ignorance, inequality, and public scholarship with Jennifer Mueller of Skidmore College.
Nev Yakubov is back with the second part of her podcast debut, Write or Die, continuing her discussion on Asian American writers.
Nev Yakubov introduces the first episode of her new series, Write Or Die, giving us a look at a debate between two great Asian American writers.
In today’s episode of the Annex, Daniel Morrison (Abilene Christian) sits down with Michael Rosino (Molloy College) to discuss media framing and the War on Drugs. Michael is the author […]
Catherine LaSota—founder of The Resort LIC Writers’ Community—joins Jason Tougaw in the QC POD to discuss community building, pro-tips for running events that tap into your happy place, her history […]
Omme Bangush is a senior at Queens College, introducing her new podcast, Truth Unveiled. On her first episode titled Home Invasion, Omme invites York College student Surriya Azizi to help […]
Latine students compare their university experiences at a fancy private college versus public school.
It is classic theorists week on The Annex Sociology Podcast, as we discuss Eric Fromm with Neil McLaughlin (McMaster). Neil recently published Eric Fromm and Global Public Sociology (2021, Bristol […]
Vanderbilt philosopher Robert Talisse discusses how politics is coming to dominate our lives, and what to do about it.
The Annex is back for its tenth semester. In this episode, we meet with Hannah Wohl (University of California, Santa Barbara) to discuss her book on creativity and cultural production, […]