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Beyond the Page is a podcast brought to you by Prism, Oregon State University’s art and literary journal. The podcast explores a broad variety of art-related content that goes beyond OSU's campus and into our communities. Follow @osuprism on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook for more.
The Eurovision Song Contest is a yearly singing competition that is shown in and accepts one song submission from each of the countries that the European Broadcasting Union broadcasts to. The winners are determined by voting live over three days of singing performances that show off the best dances, crazy costumes, and digital and pyrotechnic displays. Christine and Cooper dive into why the Eurovision Song Contest is so amazing and you may be surprised about what names, songs, and memes you might be familiar with from the competition.
Introducing Maricruz and Christine, the new editing team for Prism with some events and activities to look forward to. Also some encouragement to volunteer for Prism, submit your work, and collaborate!
In a very fun episode of Beyond the Page, Tosca is joined by members of pop punk band Skeleton Boy! They shoot the breeze and chat about musical roots, their evolution from stripped-down acoustic sets to their music as a quartet, their experiences breaking into the Oregon house show scene, and System of a Down.
Follow Skeleton Boy on Instagram @skeletonboyband, and stream their newest EPs everywhere you listen to music!
ALSO! The new edition of Prism, Crossroads, is officially out on the stands! Keep your eye out for our displays and pick up a copy!
In this episode, Tosca interviews members of Corvallis space rock band Glide Divine! Tune in as they chat about the band's roots, corvallis vs out-of-state music scenes and local inspirations!
Follow Glide Divine on instagram @Glide.Divine for updates about releases, upcoming events and more!
In this episode of Beyond the Page, Natalie and Tosca are joined by cartoonist, author, teacher and former NPR host Lynda Barry during her visit to the Oregon State campus. The three discuss what makes one consider themselves a "bad artist", how we can learn to draw from four-year-olds, monkeys, and the sudden desire to draw cats during the pandemic.
In 2021, Lynda Barry was awarded by Oregon State the Stone Award for Literary Achievement for her array of critically acclaimed literary work and for being a mentor to young writers. She is the author and illustrator of the comic series Ernie Pook’s Comeek, along with illustrated novels like Cruddy and The Good Times are Killing Me. Many of her creative nonfiction publications, like Making Comics, What It Is, and Syllabus: Notes From an Accidental Professor inspire readers to discover their own artistic and creative passions. She has received a MacArthur Fellowship, an Inkpot Award, and has been inducted into the Eisner Hall of Fame. She now teaches at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Watch Lynda Barry's "Draw Along With Lynda B" YouTube series here!
Huge thanks to Lynda Barry for joining us on this episode, and to the School of Literature, Writing and Film for arranging this fantastic event.
Danny Shaw chats about his experiences as a local musician, spanning from performances at the Oregon Country fair to dive-bar Portland gigs. Danny and Tosca give some advice to young artists, discuss the Corvallis house show vibe, and promo Danny's upcoming events. Take a listen for a surprise performance and a fun conversation!
Listen to Danny Shaw's Bridge City Sessions show here!
Follow Danny on Instagram @musicbydannyshaw
In this episode of Beyond the Page, Tosca interviews members of beloved Corvallis bands ANT JELLO and The Deans. Vibe out with them as they chat about house show etiquette, musical inspirations, upcoming gigs and song recommendations. Make sure you see the bands perform this Friday at Rock the Plaza! This free event will be held from 8-9:30pm in the SEC Plaza.
Intro song - Collide by The Deans
Outro song - Moon Candy (live at Rainbow City) - ANT JELLO
You can find full versions of these songs wherever you stream music!
Follow the bands on Instagram @thedeansmusic and @ant.jello
In this episode of Beyond the Page, Tosca interviews a few members of Onion Machine, Corvallis' newest voice in the punk-americana/bubblegum-punk genre. Band manager Lux, drummer Nik, guitarist Jasper and merchandise artist Margie chat about Spotify genres, house show does-and-don'ts, COVID performance protocol and their future plans as a band! You don't want to miss this episode!
Follow Onion Machine on instagram: @Onion.Machine
Behind the Scenes of Locals Live ft. Onion Machine
See Onion Machine play their song Joey live at DeMaggio's
See Onion Machine play their song Whiskey at Interzone
Happy end of Dead Week, and good luck on your finals! Fall term and 2021 are almost over, so take some time with Natalie and Tosca to discuss upcoming plans for Prism, some fun local music events, winter DIYs and creative gift ideas that won't break the bank. We'll be back in 2022 with more content, but until then, Happy New Year and have a great winter break!
Links for Podcast Content:Prism Website
The Deans' Instagram Page
@BillyandtheKidz on Instagram
Bombs Away Cafe Event Calendar
OSU Symphony Orchestra Holiday Concert
Portland Nutcracker Ballet
Eugene Nutcracker Ballet
Beit Am Hanukkah Candle Lighting
Paper Cloud
Winter Holiday DIY Pinterest Board
Quick Correction: at about 2 minutes in, we say that we got about 40 submissions to Prism last year. We actually got about 50!
In this episode of Beyond the Page, Editor-in-Chief Natalie Harris and Prism volunteer Darcy Pound chat about Taylor Swift! After re-releasing her 2012 album Red, Swifties like Natalie and Darcy are ecstatic at the prospect of more new editions of Taylor's classic work. The two talk about their favorite Taylor albums, songs, music videos and their predictions about what she's going to release next. Check it out!
Even as a huge fan of horror movies, I can admit that many of the classic and modern films of the genre showcase harmful stereotypes, tropes and roles for women and AFAB folks. In this episode of Beyond the Page, we discuss these tropes and topics in detail, dealing with the complicated feelings we have towards these forms of representation and deciding whether or not it's harmful to enjoy these types of media. Check it out!
On this episode of Beyond the Page, Tosca, Eva and Emmalee discuss the ins and outs of halloween costumes. The group decides their favorite and least favorite kinds of costumes, what NOT to wear and costumes of the past and present. Tune in to get the scoop!
In episode two of Beyond the Page, we talk with Pride Center staff Julian Clarke about their experience at Oregon State University, their artistic endeavors and their outreach work for SOL OSU. At the time of recording, the Pride Center and SOL were preparing for SOLoween, a Halloween-themed art event in the Kaku-It Mana Ina Haws. The editors and Julian share their excitement for the event and talk about OSU's "Halloweekend" and costume plans.
In this episode of Beyond the Page, Natalie and Tosca welcome old and new listeners to a new season and a new year. They'll talking a bit about the transition from Zoom classes to in-person events, fun activities being held on the OSU campus and the struggles that come with attempting to stay motivated during the pandemic. The editors will also share and discuss two poems that they love! Welcome to the fourth season of Beyond the Page!
Join editors Julia Zeigler and Natalie Harris as they talk about movies you should definitely watch for Women's History Month! Women's History Website: https://rb.gy/oqbnrm Check out the Prism monthly story for March, 'Grayness' by Sheila Heti here: https://rb.gy/s7lgwz Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Join editors Julia Zeigler, Natalie Harris, and special guest, Prism volunteer Mia Tognoli, as they discuss three amazing poets: Gwendolyn Brooks, Maya Angelou, and Amanda Gorman! Black voices should be celebrated today and everyday and if you want to check out more wonderful POC poets you can head to the links down below! 21 Black Female Poets to add to your Bookshelf: https://rb.gy/yuxasz 12 Poems to Read for Black History Month: https://rb.gy/ngmwl7 Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Join editors Julia Zeigler and Natalie Harris for a more personal podcast! This week they discuss the different aspects of art that they have seen in their everyday lives throughout the week! Learn about a new creative project Natalie has been working on and a documentary following an artist Julia enjoyed! Link to Prism Book Club Book of the Month: https://rb.gy/e58wzy Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
With Valentine's Day quickly approaching what can you do to celebrate safely this year? Editors Julia Zeigler and Natalie Harris discuss different art dates you could take your significant other, friend, or yourself on this weekend! Link to Virtual Museum Tours: https://rb.gy/oioxag Link to Prism Book Club Book of the Month: https://rb.gy/e58wzy Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Editors Julia Zeigler and Natalie Harris discuss nostalgic and 'sensational' young adult novels while asking why there haven't been more in recent years. Enter our Short Form Poetry Contest here: https://rb.gy/dlziui Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Welcome back to winter term! Join editors Julia Zeigler and Natalie Harris as they discuss Prism updates and the influence Bob Ross has had not only on the art world but younger generations as a whole as well. Source article: https://rb.gy/m17rpu Enter our Short Form Poetry Contest here: https://rb.gy/dlziui Check out the new blog posts here: https://rb.gy/asn4jd Photo from Google Images Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Editors Julia Zeigler and Natalie Harris have some exciting updates to share and they read some cozy poetry to end off the term! Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Join Assistant Editor Natalie Harris as she interviews Kim Saira (@kimsaira on Instagram) about graphic design, advice about creating, and the importance of mental health. Check out Kim Saira at the links below! Graphic Design Instagram: https://rb.gy/ncfywc Collaborative Art Empowerment Instagram: https://rb.gy/rwamau Her Etsy Shop: https://rb.gy/ihcdrd Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Come join editors Julia Zeigler and Natalie Harris as they talk with NaNoWriMo participant, Kaylee Wallace! Learn her process and hear some great advice! Check out NaNoWriMo: https://rb.gy/d4mkoi Kaylee's Wattpad: https://rb.gy/ehiwlc If you have a NaNoWriMo account, stay up to date with Kaylee’s current project by searching for her username, “seacanary”. Don't forget to submit for the annual edition here: https://rb.gy/mnm0lm Submissions close November 20, 2020. Photo from Unsplash Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Learn about how editors Julia and Natalie use art to de-stress! We hope you can all find time for yourselves this week and always. Reach out if you need to at the resources below- OSU Counseling and Psychological Services: https://rb.gy/2y9zaa Election Anxiety Activity+Resources: https://rb.gy/y4hfzd Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Come hang out and listen to editors Julia Zeigler and Natalie Harris as they read and discuss some of their favorite spooky stories to listen to every Halloween season! Story 1- The Guests from the story collection, Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark by Alvin Schwartz Story 2- Alligators from the story collection, Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark by Alvin Schwartz Story 3- The Raven by Edgar Allan Poe Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Come listen and relax with editors Julia Zeigler and Natalie Harris as well as one of the Prism volunteers, Ardea Eichner, while they read some poetry from past editions of Prism. Poem 1- Songbird’s Anthem by Karl Mcomber: https://rb.gy/iqsjvf Poem 2- Lightbulb Girl by Miriam Barnes: https://rb.gy/ik0msn Poem 3- Godless? by Lizzy Wiegers: https://rb.gy/kdxcqb Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Editors Julia Zeigler and Natalie Harris talk about different art forms that have made a comeback since the start of quarantine due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Twitter creator that was mentioned is Josie George and her twitter handle is @porridgebrain. If you have made any art during quarantine don't forget to submit it for the upcoming edition of Prism! You can submit using this link: rb.gy/mnm0lm Submissions close on November 20, 2020. Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Editors Julia Zeigler and Natalie Harris discuss different art installations that have sparked social conversations and social change. The installations range from Instagram filters to graffiti and multiple mediums in between. Art Installation links- Climate Clock: https://rb.gy/jc49qf Banksy Nurse Mural: https://rb.gy/jl7oha Banksy Rat Art on Subway: https://rb.gy/v13lfw HIV/AIDS Interactive Quilt: https://rb.gy/qnpscg Article Speaking about Instagram Filter: https://rb.gy/fojxc9 . Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Editors Julia Zeigler and Natalie Harris introduce themselves and talk about why they joined Prism, give some updates about how Prism will look fall term 2020, and read two poems selceted by each of them. Julia reads The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost and Natalie reads Toothbrush to the Bicycle Tire by Sarah Kay. Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Join editors Ardea Eicher and Lauren Miller alongside volunteers Darcy Pound and Lisa Wilson as they recite their poetry in honor of National Poetry Month. With the prompts of MerMay, Earth Day, and shelter, the team comes up with some creative prose. Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Editors Lauren Miller and Ardea Eichner discuss art mediums, first trying to guess the description of an art form by its name, then talking about interesting types of art they each have tried. What's your favorite form of art to make? Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Join Assistant Editor Lauren Miller and Prism volunteers Darcy Pound and Lisa Wilson as they recite and discuss three different poems. Based on the Academy of American Poet's collection called "Shelter in Poems', the three discuss how their poem relates to finding shelter. Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Editors Lauren Miller and Ardea Eichner discuss Animal Crossing: New Horizons in terms of art and art styles in and surrounding the games. They discuss how fashion brands are using the game to solve the problem of quarantine with regards to clothing launches; the appeal of the art style; and the openness and creativity of the game as a whole. Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Editors Ardea Eichner and Lauren Miller have a discussion about their artistic endeavors during the COVID-19 epidemic, as well as where to find art supplies, new adventures, and what to do during quarantine. We want to share your stories. Did you recently start playing an instrument? Do you have a quarantine playlist? Have you created your own fashion using household items? Or do you have a recipe with ingredients in everyone’s cupboards? Let us share your stories at www.orangemedianetwork.com/share_your_stories/ Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Prism editor Ardea Eichner offers a brief update with regard to Prism's response to building community during quarentine for COVID19, then reads a poem from a 2014 edition of Prism to celebrate the spring: Abundance by Gwendolyn Hill Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Editor Lauren Miller and Prism volunteer Julia Zeigler get together in the booth for dead week to discuss some of their favorite TV shows: Bakemonogatari and Castle. They discuss great cinematographic decisions in the shows, satisfying plot lines, and just a hint of nostalgia brought on by TV. Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Editors and volunteers of Prism engage in a discussion revolving around nostalgia in entertainment. Nostalgia has come up time and time again in the media industry. You see it with the revival of Star Wars, the remake of classic Disney movies, and the popularity of streaming services to watch old TV shows. But is nostalgia helping or hurting the advancement of entertainment? With remakes and reruns galore, what is up next for entertainment as a whole? Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Content warning for reference to vomit. Editor Lauren Miller tells a story about a girl living in strange circumstances with a rich inner life. Then Lauren and editor Ardea Eichner discuss the ins and outs of the story, how else it may have ended, and the themes and constraints contained in the practice of writing. Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Editors Ardea Eichner and Lauren Miller do a segment called Different Denouement, where they discuss a certain topics in pop culture and debate on how it could have ended differently. In this episode, Ardea and Lauren discuss the BBC show Merlin and the widely-known movie Avengers: Endgame. Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Contributors Erin Dose and Lisa Wilson discuss their favorite parts about NBC's "The Good Place," from scene setting and lighting to fashion design. The first half of the episode is spoiler-free, but in the second half, Erin and Lisa discuss their perceptions of the recently aired finale episode. Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Editors Ardea Eichner and Lauren Miller converse on their experience in high school literature class, in International Baccalaureate and Advanced Placement classes respectively.They describe and compare a few of their favorite books, some of their testing experiences, and more. Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Editor Lauren Miller and Prism contributors Kevin Coalwell, Darcy Pound, Kyle Switzer and Julia Zeigler go head-to-head in the latest edition of slip stories. In this challenge, three random words are 'drawn,' and the competitors have 5 seconds to think before they tell a one-minute story on the fly. Listen to this episode to hear stories ranging from an unexpected anniversary present, to a man struggling to find non-mathematical college parties, and more. Plus, Darcy Pound is challenged to a bonus round after everyone has told their stories, where she must tell a story incorporating 5 words in only 30 seconds! She gets creative, reinventing words and tapping into a morbid storytelling sensibility. Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Editor Lauren Miller sits down with contributors Bailey Griffice and Julia Zeigler to discuss "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker" and "Cats." They debate about the importance of a strong, cohesive storyline and why it is vital to the success of a movie. Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Editor Lauren Miller speaks with editor Ardea Eichner about the creation of the physical edition of a Prism Art Journal, and how an annual journal's production differs from past years' quarterly editions. Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Editors Ardea Eichner and Lauren Miller have a "heated" debate about the best artistic medium. The contenders? Ink and watercolor. Hear each side of the debate, plus what the editors agree on. And let us know - what's your favorite artistic medium? Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Editor Lauren Miller joins the podcast as an artist, discussing her experience creating her zine, Limbo, with co-authors Kalie Leavelle and Isabelle Carranza. Note: a zine is an independently created and published collection of art and/or literature - derived from the word 'magazine.' Then, Miller and editor Ardea Eichner use the zine creation process as a jumping-off point to discuss creativity in terms of organization; debating the merits of spreadsheets, deadlines, and other such potentially helpful constraints. Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Editors Ardea Eichner and Lauren Miller chat about their plans for staying engaged and creative over winter break, including taking time to paint, writing music, storyboarding an animation, and designing clothes. Let us know what you're creating with your free time this winter break or this season! You can find us @osuprism on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook! Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Editors Ardea Eichner and Lauren Miller end the fall term with a second installment of 'Slip Stories,' in which the name of the game is to create a story from three random words in just one minute. This podcast was recorded during Dead Week, the week before final exams, so the editors talk about finals along with telling stories about werewolves, mathematics, Cheerwine, and gym memberships. Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Prism contributors Julia Zeigler, Sophie Unks, Lisa Wilson, Erin Dose and Bailey Griffice, and assistant editor Lauren Miller read several select pieces of poetry. The themes of the readings attempt to bring some comfort in the midst of Dead Week and welcome in the winter-time. Poems featured, in order: 'Fall, leaves, fall' by Emily Brontë 'Begging Forgiveness' by Enrique Jaramilio-Levi; translated by Leland H. Chambers 'When Giving is All We Have' by Alberto Rios 'Anxiety' by Erin Dose 'Love Bits' by Ceph Poklemba 'Sincerely' by Kalie Leavelle Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Editor Ardea Eichner speaks with Director of Popular Music and Performing Arts Bob Santelli and Contemporary Music and Research Coordinator Dana Reason, who is also associated with the popular music studies program, about the emerging minor. Topics covered include the application of the popular music studies minor in tandem with various majors, the importance of music in culture, and the value of music studies to aspiring artists. What does the history of music in America have to do with students and creatives, and why should we be paying attention to what others have created? Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Editor Ardea Eichner speaks with Director of Popular Music and Performing Arts Bob Santelli and Contemporary Music and Research Coordinator Dana Reason, who is also associated with the popular music studies program, about the emerging minor. Topics covered include the application of the popular music studies minor in tandem with various majors, the importance of music in culture, and the value of music studies to aspiring artists. What does the history of music in America have to do with students and creatives, and why should we be paying attention to what others have created? Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Assistant Editor Lauren Miller sits down to talk with Darius Northern, the creator of People of Colour Clothing. They discuss logos, designs, and color themes of POC, as well as where the brand is headed in the future. Places to follow People of Colour Clothing: Instagram: @peopleofcolourclothing Twitter: @POCClothing Website: peopleofcolourclothing.com Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Prism contributor Kevin Coalwell tells the chilling story of young Johnny, and a life which would never be the same again. This podcast contains some language which may not be appropriate for all listeners. Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Assistant Editor Lauren Miller and Prism volunteers Julia Zeigler and Kevin Coalwell discuss some creepy situations they've encountered. From ouija boards to haunted grocery stores, there is lots to unveil in this episode. Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Editors Lauren Miller and Ardea Eichner discuss the use of color and light composition in many facets of today's media, including the 2019 film 'Joker,' a Hozier concert, a DnD video series, and the 2014 film 'Interstellar.' This podcast is spoiler free! Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Current editor of Prism, Ardea Eichner, chats with former editor Erin Dose on her legacy, the legacy of Prism, and what Prism hopes to become moving forward. Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Editors Ardea Eichner and Lauren Miller discuss the differences between "STEM" - Science, Technology, Engineering and Math -, "STEAM" - STEM plus art -, and "STREAM" - STEAM plus reading -, weighing contexts in which each acronym might be useful and debating the merits of each. Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Editors Ardea Eichner and Lauren Miller begin the school year with a new segment called ‘Slip Stories.' Having one minute to create a story arc with three randomly generated words - i.e. virtual "slips" of paper with words - they create six unique stories with ranging from a robot named G48 to an unlikely divorce claim. Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Editors Ardea Eichner and Lauren Miller talk about beginning the school year at Prism, and perform readings of two poems previously featured in Prism: "How to be a human person" by Lucielle Wones, and "The avocado" by Emma Johnstone. Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Editors Erin Dose and Lauren Miller discuss the endings to the Harry Potter and Twilight series, including the good, the bad, and the ugly. Should have Ron and Hermione ended up together? What about Jacob and Renesmee? Learn our thoughts in this episode. Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Description: Assistant Editor Christina Wright speaks with both the cover artist and the cover poet for the new edition of Prism, titled ’Rise.’ Miriam Barnes is a contributor with two of her poems published in Rise. Luke Bennett is the cover artist whose art makes up both the front and back cover of Rise. Talking about their influences and creative process, Barnes and Bennet give you a peek into their artistry. Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Editors Erin Dose and Ardea Eichner chat with Prism volunteers Johnny Brunac and Lauren Miller about the connections between artistic interests and other aspects of their lives. Science, writing, and athletics are all considered in the conversation related to creativity. Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Prism Editor-in-Chief Erin Dose and Assistant Editor Christina Wright read through the Prism archives with special guest Murphy Caldwell, an OSU poet previously published in multiple editions. We explore how the student voice has evolved over time on campus. For more poetry from the archive, check out our article here: OSU Poetry throughout History
Poems Recited: "Ode to a Butterfly" by Cliff Porter, 1974 "Preventable Fine Arts" Stephen R Jones, 1981 "They" Denise Branch, 1985 "Wisdom" Janet Rayann Iida, 1986 "Autumn" Amy Hellickson, 1995 "In My Pocket" Brad Canfield, 2002 "Don’t Let The Truth Ruin Your Day" Sandra Rickman, 2008 "And who wrote all that?" Camille Tollbom, 2016 "Perpetual" Murphy Caldwell, 2018