Thanks to Erin Woo for the interview. Suggested talking points: prioritization of headlines, news publications at Stanford, diversity and inclusion, how to join the Daily

Special Guests:

Feb 3rd, 2021 30m 39s

Thanks to Professors Rob Reich and Mehran Sahami for the the interview. Suggested talking points: regulation of free speech, Stanford vaccine algorithm, algorithmic bias, federal regulation of algorithm implementation, CS education, and more.

Grading Policies, sexual Health, Investment, & More

Feb 2nd, 2021

Thanks to Jonathan Lipman for the interview. Please send feedback to [email protected]. Suggested talking points: grading, sexual health trading, divestment, GameStop?, ways to have fun at Stanford

Pandemic Problems

Feb 1st, 2021 44m 13s

Thanks to will Shan for the interview! Suggested talking points: comparing quarterly Covid response, Stanford's winter quarter decision, grading policies, confidentiality, etc.

Episode 17: President's Report

Dec 4th, 2020 19m 13s

Endless thanks to Dr. Mark Tessier-Lavigne for the interview.Suggested talking points: campus winter quarter plans, mandatory Covid-19 testing, racial justiceContent warning: references to racism and police brutality

Episode 16: Proactiveness vs. Reactiveness

Dec 3rd, 2020 32m 21s

Thanks to Erica Scott for the interview! Suggested talking points: proactiveness vs. reactiveness, legacies, universal grading, university structure, divestment, endowmentshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4PzetPqepXA

Episode 15: ASSU Admin Advice, Abolish Stanford Greek, Stanford Monolith(?) and More

Dec 2nd, 2020 32m 56s

Thanks to shanta Katipamula for the interview! Here's some great adviceon working with administrators, and some tips for the future.

Episode 14: Covid-19, CardinalVentures, rebranding and more

Dec 1st, 2020 38m 46s

Thanks to Lomo Phillips for the interview.Lots of shoutouts and great content, and some good song recommendations.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PgjgkM0qcXs

Episode 13: Special Guest:

Nov 3rd, 2020 33m 2s

Content warning: references to racism, violence, police brutality Thanks to Snehal Naik for the interview. Episode highlights: How can students communicate effectively with administrators during the pandemic? How does someone balance optimism w

Episode 12: Affordability, Advocacy, and Community:

Nov 2nd, 2020 29m 56s

Thanks to Jason Beckman for the interview! Highlights: Which is more affordable, London or the United states? What does affordability look like at Stanford? How do the campus compact and the new 5150 policy relate to affordability? How can grad

Episode 11: Freedom and Civic Engagement

Nov 1st, 2020 36m 59s

Thanks to Chris Middleton for the interview! Highlights: What can someone bring to the ASSU by working in community centers first, and vice versa? How do Chris and Vianna plan to acknowledge current events to promote racial justice? Why should

Episode 10: Cross-Country Media

Oct 4th, 2020 33m 47s

Thanks to Professor James T. Hamilton for the interview. Episode highlights: What is journalism, and how has it developed in recent history? Algorithms are journalism? I was supposed to be done with math… How has the “echo chamber” of targeted

Episode 9: All things advocacy: stanford Workers' Rights

Oct 3rd, 2020 27m 37s

Thanks to Jianna So for the interview. Episode highlights: The tale of two Lizzies—who’s on first? What is the Senate Associate Program (SAP), and what did Jianna do during her time there? What is Students for Workers’ Rights (SWR)? Why should

Episode 8: Issue Representation in Media and Campus Culture Part 2:

Oct 2nd, 2020 28m 50s

Thanks to Kari Barclay for the interview. Episode highlights: Why are joint resolutions important, and which have been passed recently? What is accessible education? What does affordability look like for grad students, especially this year? Wha

Episode 7: Issue Representation in Media and Campus Culture, Part 1

Oct 1st, 2020 33m 4s

Thanks to David Pantera for the interview. Highlights: What happens if a freshman doesn’t complete three quarters? Sidenote: I’d suggesting reaching out to Student Affairs to check on this year’s procedure with the flex terms… How many units is

Episode 6: Special Guest:

Sep 6th, 2020 33m 25s

Notes: Thanks to Susie Brubaker-Cole for the phenomenal interview. Everyone should pay attention to this one! Highlights: Why did Susie get involved in education? What should professors be doing to uphold the honor code? Should considerations o

Episode 5: Summer Reflections, Part 5:

Sep 5th, 2020 19m 7s

Notes: Thanks to Jamie Fine for the interview. What an awesome title! Highlights: Is the Honor Code still applicable in a virtual environment? Are midterms in week 9 violations of the honor code? How many degrees does Jamie have? How do honor c

Episode 4: Summer Reflections, Part 4:

Sep 4th, 2020 27m 33s

Notes: Thanks to Vianna Vo for the interview. One professor gets a mention. Highlights: What is the executive committees program? What is the executive branch and how is it structured? Why are telehealth services important to Stanford community

Episode 3: Summer Reflections, Part 3:

Sep 3rd, 2020 17m 36s

Notes: Thanks to Will Paisley for the interview. Highlights: Who designed and narrated the trainings for student organization leaders using GrantEd? What is the Graduate student Council (GSC), and how can you get in touch? What are some issues

Episode 2: Summer Reflections Part 2:

Sep 2nd, 2020 21m 31s

Notes: Thanks to Micheal Brown for the interview. Professors, this one is important! Highlights: How do you find an effective work-life balance? What is the purpose of education? What is the Undergraduate Senate and what do they do? What should

Episode 1: Summer Reflections, Part 1:

Sep 1st, 2020 23m 20s

Notes: Thanks to Kevin Martinez for the interview. Highlights: Which alum is getting a shout-out What are water-cooler moments? Where is all that money going?This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

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