VCU's Intro Into Podcasting: Moments of Change

VCU's Intro Into Podcasting: Moments of Change

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Synchronicity: By Bri Stevens

Amany told her mom she was going out with her girlfriends, which was not the case. Her mom looked so betrayed, so she spent the summer hanging out with her mom and working on her music instead of going out with friends. This moment became one of the biggest synchronicities in her life. Featuring Amany Bouali, Producer: Bri Stevens, Assistant Producer: Amany Bouali Music: Strength of Your Emotions by Amany Bouali Gilly Wash by Blue Dot Sessions (www.sessions.blue). Darkened Treeline by Blue Dot Sessions (www.sessions.blue).

The Terrible Horrible No-Good Very Bad Job: By Benjamin Paner

VCU Student JJ must face the unfairness of restaurant workplaces, learning how to evaluate management and human relationships.

Wholeheartedly: By Bella Thakkar

Content warning: This episode contains descriptions of domestic violence and may be distressing for some listeners. If you need help or someone to talk to, contact the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) or visit thehotline.org for confidential chat support. At 21 years old, Rachel was young and “in love”, living with her partner. When she begins to see alarming behavior, she’s warned to leave while she still can… but never imagined she would become a victim of domestic violence. In this story, Rachel discusses her process of leaving and the recovery afterwards.

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VCU’s Biggest Hater: By Ava Wotherspoon

In this episode of VCU’s Biggest Hater, I sat down with Courtney Angelini to dive into a hot topic on campus. We talked about VCU cracking down on Greek life and how that’s affecting active chapters like ours. Courtney opened up about the real struggles that come with trying to stay in good standing. We discussed how the constant pressure from the university can make it harder to maintain morale. There's a growing question among students—are VCU’s rules actually helping, or just creating more problems? Some think the strictness promotes accountability, while others believe it's driving Greek life into a corner. Either way, it’s clear the system needs some rethinking.

Is VCU monopolizing Richmond?: By Andrew Thompson

VCU is one of the largest universities in Virginia, and they have the spending to match it. But some worry that VCU's big spending is turning Richmond into a college town. Is there anything students can do? Or are things set in stone?

VCU's Got Issues: By Victory Nyche

The Commuter Games: By Carson Nealy

In this VCU's Got Issues episode, we're talking with the Executive Director of VCU Parking and Transportation, Josh Stone. We cover all commuter concerns like pricing, accessibility, overcrowding, and more! Commuter student Kalin D’Reaux-Rodgers also shares her experiences. What is your parking pass paying for, and what's in your best interest? All questions are answered in this episode.

They Replaced Our Chili’s with… What?: By Matthew Mercer

On this episode of VCU’s Got Issues, we’re going to find out just why the Chili’s left campus, and what’s being planned for its replacement. Why hasn’t VCU said anything in nearly a year? Let’s find out together.

The Pain of Silence: A Look at the VCU’s Revised Campus Expression Policy: By Kacy Lee

Following the April 2024 protest outside Cabell Library, VCU’s administration made changes to it’s campus expression policies. This includes canvassing, posters, and protests. Join our host, VCU student Kacy Lee, as they talk to a VCU Student Government Association (SGA) Leadership Board member on what these changes mean for the future of free speech at VCU’s campuses.

Nine Months, No Clue: By Julia Lager

She was just 19, working, partying, and dodging responsibilities—until one painful night turned her whole world upside down. A story about chaos, couch-surfing, and life coming at you fast.

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