Society has changed the definition of "healthy". Hannah Jones interviews Maddie Dalton, a musical theater major at the University of Hartford. They discuss the unrealistic standards, harsh words, and false information that society feeds us abou

Sustainable Fashion with Nikki Lehr

May 10th, 2019 22m 3s

Andres Madera interviews the owner of Konnexion, Nikki Lehr, on her sustainable fashion brand. The inception and transition of her company are discussed as well as her current demographic market, and goals as an entrepreneur. Overall, the podca

Against Homophobia

Apr 23rd, 2019 22m 46s

After a disturbing act of homophobia takes place on campus, Michelle Mor talks to Professor Caroline Woolard and the Chief of Public Safety Michael Kaselouskas about the campus reaction.

Media, Fake News and Cultural Influence

Apr 16th, 2019 10m 14s

Shaily Prajapati interviews Prof. James Fairfield-Sonn about the influences of media and culture on fake news.

Overcoming adversities

Apr 16th, 2019 11m 34s

Peter Jones-Torregrosa, a Psychology senior, talks to Mark Jenkins, the executive director of the Greater Hartford Harm Reduction Coalition.

Through Older Eyes

Apr 10th, 2019 15m 15s

Bryce Harris interviews his father, Jay Harris, to get his unique perspective on world happenings, while centering on topics of race, the media, and perceived newness.

400 Years of Inequality

Apr 10th, 2019 14m 26s

Danielle Bedney interviews Brian Favors, co-founder of the Nate Parker Foundation. They talk about the 400 year anniversary of forced African migration to the United States, racial healing, and a documentary about these subjects that the Founda

$ociety and Me

Apr 2nd, 2019 20m 37s

Peter Graywacz discusses the "social hierarchy" created by a capitalistic society. What makes one career better than another career?Credits: All music credited to the Free Music Archive freemusicarchive.org. Special thanks to Chris DeGray for

Making a More Sustainable Campus

Mar 29th, 2019 20m 55s

Andres Madera interviews Architecture Professor Seth Holmes about sustainability and what we can do at the University of Hartford to be more sustainable.

Connecting Through Technology

Mar 21st, 2019 17m 37s

Kevin Bonaparte explores how people connect through the use of technology. For this, he talks to current UHart students and alumni Derek Bonaparte '20, Kyle Bonvouloir '19, Rachel Bonaparte '19, and Ryan Bagdikian '17.Credits: I would like to

Life After Tour

Mar 12th, 2019 12m 18s

In this episode, Peter Jones-Torregrosa talks with three touring musicians about life on the road. He questions how they reconcile the ideal image people have of musicians from seeing them on social media with the challenges they face along the

The Truth of Expectations

Mar 5th, 2019 18m 50s

Courtney Cummings explores the truth that is behind expectations, where they come from, and how they can affect the everyday life of a person. While this podcast is made by college students, it can be interpreted by any age group who decides to

What Drives Online Conspiracy Theories?

Feb 26th, 2019 15m 14s

Zack Holcomb takes on conspiracy theories. For this episode, he sits down with both Philosophy Professor Donovan Cox and also an anonymous UHart student who frequents 4chan, a popular home for the most controversial conspiracy talk.

Confronting Racism and Trump's Wall

Feb 19th, 2019 22m 21s

Kelly Chen-Ruan, a Health Science major, talks to Professor George Lechner about racism, Trump's wall, and what can be done to tame racism.Thanks to Professor Lechner

To Tinder or not to Tinder?

Feb 12th, 2019 23m 45s

Hannah Jones, a Communication sophomore and Humanities Center student fellow, talks to Brennan Griffin, a Cinema major. They discuss dating as late millennials, alternative uses of Tinder, and women making the first move in online dating.Than

Jumping Across the Polarized Political Spectrum

Feb 5th, 2019 17m 10s

What makes someone change their mind? In this episode, Samantha Soucy interviews her father about his experience transitioning from a Reagan Republican to an extremely liberal Democrat. They try to pinpoint specific factors that may have contri

Perspective

Jan 29th, 2019 20m 9s

Bryce Harris, a Humanities Center Student Fellow, talks with his first year roommate, Joshua Richardson about growing up as young, black males in America. The music used in the episode was produced by Bryce Harris

Last (Wo)Man Standing

Jan 17th, 2019 18m 56s

Peter Graywacz explores what it means to be in the gendered minority of a major or a career. The women of the math department faculty share their experiences being in the minority in mathematics through their studies and why it's important that

Why People Are So Different Online

Jan 9th, 2019 16m 11s

Brett Rotatori discusses why people act differently online than they do in person with Avinoam Patt, Associate Professor of Judaic Studies at the University of HartfordMusic:Spacial Harvest Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Winter reflection

Check your Moral Compass: Who is Feeding the University of Hartford?

Jan 5th, 2019 12m 22s

Michelle Mor, a student worker at the university Starbucks, has a conversation with Diana St. Mark- a food service worker for Aramark and an active member of the Unite Here Local 217 union. Together, they grapple with the treatment of workers o

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