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We review and condense topics of varying subjects on the minds of people from around the United States to have civil discussions and help listeners reach their own conclusions.
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Join host Debbie Adebunmi on 'New to the U,' a captivating podcast that delves into the unique experiences of international students navigating life at the University of Utah. Whether you're an international student, a curious local, or anyone interested in the cultural exchange that happens on campuses across the country, this podcast offers a captivating blend of personal stories, expert insights, and practical tips. Discover the challenges, triumphs, and transformative moments that come w ...
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On this episode, Talmage brings on his colleagues Jack Leake and Francesca Levitas from the Honors College to talk about Psilocybin research. We interview Dr. Benjamin Lewis, a leading researcher on Psychedelics at the University of Utah. This episode was a collaboration with the Honors Integrated Minors program, with the help of Dr. Eric Robertson…
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Listen to our interview with Chef Abudu, recorded downtown at Kafé Mamai. Kafé Mamai serves a fusion of African and Caribbean cuisine. Kafé Mamai's new location is located at 49 E Gallivan Ave, Salt Lake City. The Kafé Mamai food truck can be found frequently at the Union on campus. Follow Kafé Mamai on Facebook, Instagram, and Tik Tok.…
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This Week is International Education Week, we'll see you at International Night Friday the 17th! Join us in this episode of 'New to the U' as host Debbie Adebunmi engages in a thought-provoking conversation with the esteemed Director of the International Student and Scholar Services Center at the University of Utah. Delve into the vital role this c…
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Links to Sky Morgan's Youtube Channel and PETA content: Tune into Sky's Youtube Channel, Vegan of Course. Check out the work that People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals and peta2 are doing. Look out for the Abduction Alien VR experience from peta2 if you are at UC Davis, UC Berkeley, or UC Irvine over the next two weeks. Other art mentioned du…
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In our debut episode of 'New to the U,' host Debbie Adebunmi sits down with the inspiring Ololade Folashade, a remarkable international student from Nigeria. Join us as Ololade shares her extraordinary journey, revealing the dreams, challenges, and transformative experiences that have shaped her path. Together, we explore the intricacies of cultura…
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Visit the Great Salt Lake this fall season! Check out Robert Smithson's Spiral Jetty and Nancy Holt's Sun Tunnels. Check out ARCH by Dr. Christopher Miller here: https://www.amazon.com/ARCH-Christopher-Patrick-Miller/dp/1931157162 Join the Honors College at the University of Utah using this link: https://www.honors.utah.edu/…
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The International Rescue Committee (IRC) helps newcomer refugees rebuild their lives in Utah. We sit down to interview Dylan Cole about what the IRC does in Salt Lake City and how students can get involved. https://www.rescue.org/united-states/salt-lake-city-ut Come to the Discover Food Festival at 200 E 450 S SLC on October 7th, 11 AM-9 PM. https:…
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One often discussed topic on college campuses is the assertion that the humanities are on the decline in higher education. Are the humanities in decline? In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Ann Darling to discuss this purported decline of the humanities in higher education.By OurStor1es University of Utah
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On this episode, we sit down with two of the tickets running in ASUU executive branch elections, the O'leary and Karabegovic tickets. Note: When the O'leary ticket discussed their plan to create a multicultural center on campus, the panel took that as meaning that the center would be a physical building created in one year. As a clarification, the …
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As Americans go to the polls on November 8, there are many choices before them, if they decide to vote at all. In this episode, we discuss local elections and whether voting is an effective tool of the civic process with University of Utah professor Dr. Dave Buhler and 3rd year political science student Ermiya Fanaeian.…
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Coming off of a pac-12 championship and a trip to the rose bowl, the University of Utah football team enters the 2022 season favored to win the pac-12, returning key contributors such as quarterback Cam Rising, Running back Tavion Thomas, and safety Cole Bishop, as well as a young offensive line which enters the season primed for a breakout year. U…
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Content warning: the panel section mentions the high rate of suicide in the state of Utah as well as the wide reaching effects of discrimination on queer individuals. At the end of Pride Month 2022, we discuss what it is like realizing, coping, and coming out as queer individuals, how the University helps or doesn't help with the fight, and discrim…
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Content Warning: this episode discusses the murder of Native peoples which has taken place in the Salt Lake Valley. The University of Utah, as well as many other universities across the country have used Indigenous memorabilia as mascots and logo’s, however, we see this changing in the modern day. What has the University of Utah done to honor local…
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Content Warning: the panel section at the end of this episode will discuss sexual assault and drug abuse. How does Greek Life at the University of Utah work? Greek Life is something often in the news, sometimes for good reasons, such as philanthropy, but other times for some not-so-good reasons. Are you interested in joining Greek Life, or even jus…
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In some anime circles there have been debates about whether the animated shows should be watched in subtitle with the original Japanese audio, or watched with voice actors dubbing over the Japanese. Is there a correct way to watch anime? And if there is, which way is it? Special thanks to this weeks guests: Maia Harris and Prabhjot (PR) Bhatia, who…
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Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24, 2022 and both social and news media has simply exploded since. How do current university students feel about the conflict, and where do we see it going? Special thanks to this weeks guests: Evan Clouse and Ben Moore, as well as the University of Utah and U Student Media. Follow Our Stor1es on Instagram, Twitte…
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Dungeons and Dragons, a popular role-playing game created in 1974, has gone through several different editions and has amassed a massive following as of late. However the game has some controversies of its own. Today we will explore these controversies and our own thoughts on them. Special thanks to this weeks guests: Stewart Wells and Prabhjot (PR…
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The ongoing pandemic is something all of us have dealt with for almost two years now and everyone's mental health has taken a hit. This episode will explore how the pandemic has affected people’s emotional wellbeing, as well as what the everyday lives of college students look like in this new normal. Special thanks to this weeks guest: Lauren Weitz…
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Having visible tattoos has been a topic of contention for many years in specific professions. Certain careers, from law to business to food service have dress codes in which visible tattoos and piercings are not allowed. But times are changing and more and more people are doing body modifications, so the question becomes, why is there such a stigma…
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President Biden came into office during a global pandemic and has had a first year fraught with controversy. This episode will explore ideas and opinions on President Biden’s first year and consider what the rest of his term will look like. Special thanks to this weeks guests: Dave Buhler and Ryan Hamby, as well as the University of Utah and U Stud…
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W. Andrew Shephard is an Assistant Professor of African American Literature and Culture in the University of Utah’s Department of English. His research focuses on modes of genre fiction such as science fiction, fantasy, and horror, as they intersect with questions of race, gender, and sexuality, and the ways in which marginalized peoples utilize th…
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Is Happy Holidays or Merry Christmas your go-to greeting in December? In this episode, we will explore these two greetings and how they have become divisive, along with why this controversy has become important in the minds of your everyday person. Special thanks to this weeks guest: Loren DeGraaff, as well as the University of Utah and U Student M…
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Content Warning: the discussion section of this episode will discuss sexual assault. The United States military has a system of “Selective Service”, in which all men of legal age are required to register for the armed forces. The Selective Service system then works to keep track of all eligible men in case of national emergency. Recently, questions…
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Over the last 20 years, Marvel Cinematic Universe has become a pop culture juggernaut and box office success, with over 20 billion dollars worth of profits since August 2021. But Marvel as a company has humble beginnings, starting as an indie comic shop in 1939. Although Marvel source material and their adaptations to the big and small screen share…
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Throughout history and into the modern day, there has been discourse within the art community as to whether home crafting should be considered a fine art. In this episode, we discuss why, contextually, there has been such a difference between the two and how, as the times change, the split between them might be altered. Special thanks to this weeks…
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