Washburn Review

This is a weekly podcast based on the campus of Washburn University. The BodPod is a podcast that will talk about local news, conspiracy theories and everything else in between. Reach out to student media if you think you're a good candidate to be interviewed for an episode: •Instagram: @wu_studentmedia •Facebook: @wustudentmedia

Hello and welcome to the BodPod! This is a weekly podcast based on the campus of Washburn University. The BodPod is a podcast that will talk about local news, conspiracy theories and everything else in between. Reach out to student media if you think you're a good candidate to be interviewed for an episode: •Instagram: @wu_studentmedia •Facebook: @wustudentmedia

Zoey Nichols talks about voting in part one of a three-part series. Nichols is a freshman mass media student at Washburn University.

If you’re interested in the world of literature, English Arts, and everything that comes with it. You might show some interest in the new EN 105 class that’s being taught in the fall by Professor Kendall-Morwick!

If you are interested in learning and being able to demonstrate your knowledge about researching in the area of criminal justice, listen to this podcast about CJ 400.

Have you ever wondered what it takes to be an Education major? In this podcast, Dr. Cherry Stephens explains why her class is unique. Students in the ED STEM Block take ED 310, ED 315, and ED 317 all in the same semester. Listen to this podcast to hear why these courses are so vital to the success of future educators.

Mass Media student Christina Noland gives students a three-minute pep talk on avoiding stress. Join her for the ride. Graphic created by Christina Noland

Business 346 by Washburn Student Media

Religion 300 by Washburn Student Media

Sociology 308 by Washburn Student Media

Theater 306 by Washburn Student Media

Assistant Professor Matt Nyquist talks about MM372.

Communication & Leadership 601 by Washburn Student Media

Students in MM199, Media Bootcamp, and MM 393, Student Media Practicum, created course podcasts for fall 2020 classes at Washburn University.

Students in MM199, Media Bootcamp, and MM 393, Student Media Practicum, created course podcasts for fall 2020 classes at Washburn University.

Students in MM199, Media Bootcamp, and MM 393, Student Media Practicum, created course podcasts for fall 2020 classes at Washburn University.

Students in MM199, Media Bootcamp, and MM 393, Student Media Practicum, created course podcasts for fall 2020 classes at Washburn University.

"Pass the Mic" is a series of conversations with students and faculty about diversity, inclusion and more at Washburn University. In this episode, Brandon Moreno talks to me about WSGA's DACA initiative from the fall semester and his thoughts on how to get students to step out of their comfort zone. Tune into next week's episode of "Pass the Mic" where WUPO Chief Enos discusses how the campus police department includes diversity into their officer training.

"Pass the Mic" is a series of conversations with students and faculty about diversity, inclusion and more at Washburn University. In this episode, hear Dr. Eric Grospitch's insight on Multicultural Day and how students, faculty and staff contribute to inclusion. Editor's note: This track has been edited from the original file. There was a switch-up that resulted in the wrong file being uploaded. Tune into next week's episode of "Pass the Mic" where Brandon Moreno talks to me about WSGA's DACA initiative from the fall semester and his thoughts on the importance of diversity at Washburn.

"Pass the Mic" is a series of conversations with students and faculty about diversity, inclusion and more at Washburn University. In the Introduction, meet your host Joelle "Jo" Conway and learn about why she's passing the mic. Tune in to the next episode of "Pass the Mic" on Thurs. Jan. 30, to hear Dr. Eric Grospitch's insight on Multicultural Day and how students, faculty and staff contribute to inclusion at Washburn.