Gradient is a visual magazine produced every other year by journalism majors at Biola University. This podcast explains the different stories found in the magazine.
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Cale Hawkins and Cameron Wilhite dig through the classic debacle of hidden gems and lesser known films. They go through any aspects, technical or imaginative, that strike their eye or find fascinating to discuss.
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Podcast hosts Jeff Woolson Jr. and Caleb Crawley dig into the sports world to discuss team picks, upcoming thoughts and more throughout this half hour episode series.
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There’s scarcely anything that feels more intimidating than having an intelligible conversation surrounding music. My hope is to make that endeavor more digestible. Pull up a chair inside my brain! Hopefully you feel safe and learn a little something that you didn’t know before.
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Mason Bell and Lucas Nave talk about a variety of different topics in this podcast devoted to their experiences at college and whatever other things they want to talk about.
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The Point Magazine is a student led publication at Biola University that showcases compelling designs, photographs and writings by students of all majors. The 18th edition Issue 1 comes out the second week of finals and students from across campus can expect a lot of fun.
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Pretentia is a podcast all about bridging the campus divide between Torrey Honors students and the rest of campus. Join Emily Coffey (a Torrey student) and Hannah Fodera (and guests!) as they talk about classic novels and how they apply to our lives.
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Sometimes you write the jokes and sometimes life writes them for you. Micah Eastman, a young man with way too much on his mind, talks about the irony of life and the ridiculousness that follows.
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Chimes Rundown is a brief glance at the top stories of the week and stories to look out for the following week. Hosted by the Editor-in-Chief, the Rundown is a 2-3 minute Biola news centered podcast.
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Ally Brodmann takes a look at the different student jobs on Biola's campus. From newspaper edits to RAs to facilities, Ally covers it all!
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GRIT is the women’s resource at Biola University that exists to empower women to step into their gifting, foster resilience, gain insight, and develop tenacity. Through thoughtful conversations about the female experience, the women of GRIT will empower and equip the women in our community. We won’t have all the answers, but we hope to stay long enough to learn from the questions.
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Our beloved staff members, Kaile and Jenna are saying goodbye as they look forward to graduation this weekend. They have both served the GRIT team so well the past few years and we are going to miss them dearly. They chat in this episode about their favorite college memories, their advice for underclassmen, and the many lessons they learned in thei…
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As we grow into womanhood, we also grow into deeper relationships with other people. In this episode, GRIT gals Kaile, Eme, and Audrey discuss how their friendships and relationships have changed, and the ways in which they are adapting to that in order to fulfill God’s command to love one another. Tune in to hear their thoughts on the gift of ‘shi…
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Women have long been barred from the world of academia, but now, women are getting more degrees than ever! Today, Dr Lisa Igram shares her story as a woman in the world of higher education, from how she wound up with so many degrees, to her leadership position at Biola. She offers beautiful insight to how her femininity aids her in her career, and …
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“Do I like this because I like it, or because everyone else likes it?” It can be tricky to really know yourself: your true interests, likes, and personality. Kaile and Audrey get together to talk about the awkward but beautiful process of understanding the unique woman that God has made each of us to be! From silly chats about fangirl phases to str…
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Our bodies do what now?! Historically, so many women have suffered from a serious lack of knowledge around their own physical and mental health. This episode, Audrey hosts two guests from the Biola Health Center, Dr. Tamra Hocking, and nurse practitioner Sofia Kim, to answer common questions that women have about their bodies. From menstruation to …
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Talk to any woman born before the year 2000, and you’ll find that their lives and experiences as women are vastly different than those of this millenia. Today, the whole GRIT team is on the podcast to discuss the privileges and lingering challenges of being a woman in the 21st century. From complex social movements such as the #MeToo movement and t…
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And that’s on period? In our episode today, Jenna, Ella, and Audrey talk about the transition from girlhood to womanhood, exploring the different cultural and personal milestones that come with that, namely, periods. The GRIT gals laugh, commiserate, and share about the awkwardness and horrors of menstruating, complete with reading anonymous period…
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Happy New Year! Last fall, the GRIT gals covered girlhood, now, we’re beginning a new season! Our theme? You guessed it: womanhood! In our theme episode, Jenna and Audrey talk about New Year’s Resolutions, what this next season is going to look like, and what they love about being a woman. The GRIT team is thrilled to navigate the way our identity …
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Luckily, we didn’t go through girlhood alone; we had many sweet friends to walk us along the way. Jenna, Ella, and Eme discuss their experiences with friendships in the process of girlhood. From asking kids on the playground, ”Do you want to be my friend?” to being “best friends” with someone, the GRIT girls talk about how our first years’ of frien…
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In so many settings, the experience of growing up as a girl was not an easy one. Eme, Jenna, Kaile, and Audrey get together to discuss the challenging experiences of being a girl in spaces such as school, church, and the home. From double standards for girls’ and boys’ behavior to dealing with weaponized incompetence at home, the GRIT girls explore…
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This week the GRIT girls marvel at the art of female monologues in film, from Barbie to Little Women. Kaile and Audrey both share their experiences of giving their own monologue at different points in their life. They also highlight why we admire women who bravely speak up behind the camera, and how that leads to bravery and change in real life. Am…
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The Barbie movie. You probably love it, hate it or haven’t seen it. Whatever camp you fall into, this episode is for you. This week Jenna sat down with Lisa Igram, dean of student wellness here at Biola, as well as Jenna’s husband Parker. Parker joined the ladies today in their discussion about the barbie movie that came out over the summer. Parker…
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The GRIT gals chatted this week about all things girl. Hot girl walks, girl dinner and girl math. They dive into what makes these terms meaningful despite being silly and playful on the surface. Ella, Kaile and Jenna also get into how we are all really just girls, no matter how old we are. Tune in to hear about how the term “girl” is being reclaime…
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Welcome back to the podcast. The GRIT gals sure did miss you. Today Jenna and Eme sat down to discuss some very important business, this year's theme: GIRLHOOD! Buckle up and get ready to have your inner child healed, along with rethinking the way women are portrayed in media. The team is excited to explore this topic this fall, and would love to h…
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Theater major Brynn Niewenhaus sits down with us this week as we discuss and appreciate Shakespeare, taking a close look at King Lear.By Emily Coffey and Hannah Fodera
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Hannah and Emily dissect the madness that is the 600-page classic American Novel, “Moby Dick.” Listen in for our thoughts on human madness and trying to master your fate.By Emily Coffey and Hannah Fodera
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Nature strikes again and Micah wants to talk about it.By Micah Eastman
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seeking genuine connections as a college freshman and beyond!
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This week Eme takes the mic and shares her experience as a freshman. Jenna and Eme mostly spent the episode chatting about college friendships. What they look like, and creative ways to be intentional with the people in your life. They also talk about staying connected with friends at home, while embracing new connections at college. Eme also answe…
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Hannah and Emily sit down to talk about a famous scene in Brothers Karamazov that has implications on our modern-day understanding of the church, the gospel, and “cancel culture.” Listen in for the analysis of the funeral of Father Zosima, a smelly ordeal.By Emily Coffey and Hannah Fodera
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Ci-hosts Caleb Crawley and Jeff Woolson kick off the MLB season by reviewing some notable games from opening day. The co-hosts then predict their favorites to finish each division in both leagues as well as MVPs and Rookie of the Year picks and much more in this jam-packed episode talking all things Major League Baseball.…
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Grandma is Alive, Beethoven is Dead, and that Guy Needs Clothes.
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The world is a wild place and produces some quality content. Micah talks about some stories he found on the internet that may provide relief and restoration to your soul.By Micah Eastman
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sexual assault awareness month (SAAM) talk with Nallely Lopez
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Trigger warning: This week's episode contains content discussing sexual assault. Jenna and Nallely discuss a variety of topics on this week's episode while bringing awareness to SAAM. From what consent looks like in our daily lives, along with what not to say when a friend opens up about sexual assault, ways to support survivors, and the resources …
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Advertisements are as common as clouds in the sky, but just like clouds, they can get dark. Micah talks through the rhetoric displayed in some of the most controversial commercials to be broadcast on a national scale.By Micah Eastman
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Have you ever nearly frozen to death or learned a language to secure a job? These people did! Micah talks about the lengths these Hollywood icons went to obtain excellence in their performances.By Micah Eastman
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class of 2020: our unique college experience
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Jenna sits down with Ellie, a fellow junior, and they talk about the experience they had with their first year of college being remote. They go into the weirdness of perceiving your classmates based on their online aesthetic, the fear of being put in a breakout room in your zoom class, and how their friendships have shifted over time. They laugh ov…
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Co-hosts Jeff Woolson and Caleb Crawley break the news of the Chicago Bears trading the first overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft to the Carolina Panthers. Jeff and Caleb discuss the pros and cons of drafting Bryce Young of Alabama versus CJ Stroud of Ohio State as a franchise quarterback. Jeff then stumps Caleb with a survey from the NFLPA on how a…
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We all know that one person you have to make rules for, even if it makes absolutely no sense. Micah explores some of the strangest laws in the United States.By Micah Eastman
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If you are strolling around Biola’s campus on an average sunny day, more often than not you will find that most of the women passing you have their hair neatly curled and are wearing a cute top or dress. Very rarely do you see people who have just rolled out of bed. This phenomenon called “compulsive cuteness” is the topic for discussion in this we…
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Duels, Tools, and Fools: A Presidential History
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Break out the trumpets and red carpet, here comes the commander and chief. Micah expands upon the wacky history behind some of the United States presidents. Follow your host! Instagram: @eastman_inc TikTok: @eastman_incBy Micah Eastman
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Nature has a knack for compelling storytelling. Micah unpacks some occurrences where the wilderness was the unstoppable force, the hero, and the villain. Follow your host! Instagram: @eastman_inc TikTok: @eastman_incBy Micah Eastman
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Ben Dilsisian and Aaron Margosian join the podcast to discuss the film adaptation of Pride and Prejudice and learn about the importance of the novel. Listen in for Ben’s popcorn story(ies) and a thorough analysis of the classic love story. This show is hosted by Emily Coffey featuring Hannah Fodera. It is produced by Michael Fausett and managed by …
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Co-hosts Jeff Woolson and Caleb Crawley open the episode by discussing the epic Jalen Hurts vs Patrick Mahomes Super Bowl duel, as well as the “way-to-early” favorites for next season. The discussion then leads to the MLB rule changes in order to increase the pace of play in terms of which rules help or hinder the game of baseball. The podcast conc…
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Philosophy is the foundation of the fictitious. Micah explores the lasting impact of history’s most renowned thinkers on pop culture.By Micah Eastman
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Antiquated Genres and Musical Reminiscence (w/ Jackie McCauslin)
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Do our current day artists want to pay homage to artists they love or take it in a completely new direction? In the 5th edition of Kayleigh’s Korner, we discuss modern day torchbearers of rock, the importance of sentimentality in music, and share personal anecdotes on why music is essential to us. Boilerplate: FOLLOW YOUR HOST Kayleigh’s Personal S…
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Co-hosts Jeff Woolson and Caleb Crawley talk hoops for the first time on the show. The discussion covers a variety of basketball topics from the insane trade deadline to LeBron being the league’s all time scoring champion. The conversation then transitions to the big game on Sunday. Jeff and Caleb pick their winners and losers on Super Bowl weekend…
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The Biola community participated in SGA and SMU elections this week. Biola is holding Sleep Week from February 13-17th. On February 10th the Biola Gospel Choir will hold Gospel Fest on campus. Biola Baseball has a busy weekend on campus against Metro State Denver and softball plays Cal State Monterey on the 11th.…
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This week the GRIT girls sit down to talk about the difficulty of existing in male-dominated spaces, and the insidious barriers that keep women from leadership positions. They chat towards the end of the episode about sexist jokes, and what happens when you peel back the layers of contempt hidden behind humor. The girls offer their own experiences …
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There is a lot of power in a name, but one should be careful when uttering hers… She just might appear. Micah Eastman talks about a series of stories and services surrounding the cultural phenomena known as “Karen”.By Micah Eastman
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All information was gathered from the Chimes Newspaper articles this week alongside sports dates from Biola Athletics.By Chimes Newspaper
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All information was gathered from the Chimes Newspaper articles this week alongside sports dates from Biola Athletics.By Chimes Newspaper
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All information was gathered from the Chimes Newspaper articles this week alongside sports dates from Biola Athletics.By Chimes Newspaper
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For this episode, Olivia Yatooma takes Hannah’s place to talk about the modern-day applications of John Donne, a romantic and metaphysical poet who helps readers understand the Gospel in a new light.By Emily Coffey and Hannah Fodera
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Co-hosts Jeff Woolson and Caleb Crawley preview this weekend’s divisional round of the NFL playoffs while simultaneously taking a look back at the highlights of last week’s wild card round. Jeff and Caleb discuss their picks and predictions for the divisional round while discussing a possible upset between the Giants and Eagles. The episode wraps u…
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Sit down with Sarah Schwartz, a Biola alum, as she speaks on the unintentionally damaging impacts of purity culture and a way forward. EMAIL: GRIT@BIOLA.EDU INSTAGRAM: GRITATBIOLABy GRIT
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We sat down with Dan Sarmiento to talk all things content creation and baseball. Dan is a content creator who has been featured in ESPN's Creator Class and is known for his "Enjoy The Show" podcast which has featured MLB players such as Lance McCullers Jr. Alex Vesia, Luis Gonzales and many more. Dan has also collaborated with Eric Sim and the enti…
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Biola plans to cut ten programs from its catalog — 10 online and two traditional. They plan to justify the cut by bolstering the other programs that were not cut. Upcoming Events Jan. 26-29 — Into the Woods opera Jan. 16 — Basketball vs. Chaminade Jan. 18 —Basketball vs. Hawaii Hilo Jan. 20 — Tennis vs. Westcliff Jan. 21 — Women's Water Polo vs Lon…
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brainfarts and big feelings – rachel’s last word
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For the past few years, it has been a beloved tradition to do a “last word” when a staff member graduates or steps away from their role at GRIT. This usually takes on a written form (which she reads at the end) but we decided to format it as a conversation. Rachel McCready faithfully served at GRIT for years, and we are better off because of her. T…
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Co-hosts Jeff Woolson and Caleb Crawley begin the episode by dissecting TCU’s downfall in the national championship game. The discussion transitions to speculations about next year’s national championship and teams to look out for in the future. The conversation concludes with predicting the landing spots and future professional careers of top NFL …
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Editor-in-Chief Kate Bomar and Managing Editor Alyson Brodmann sit down with host Charlotte McKinley to talk about the Fall 2022 issue of the Point Magazine.By The Point Magazine
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Close Encounter of the Moose Kind + Pop Smoke
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In today's episode Mason and Henry host Connor who discusses all things Alaska baffling Mason who can't relate to any kind of weather below the temperature of 80 degrees. Henry reminisces on fond memories of building a snow fort with MULTIPLE stories back in elementary school. Mason somehow brings the Transformers movies into conversation and Conno…
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