Shows
Brain WavesDJ with the Dean w/ Dr. Jeannette Andrews & Coroner Naida RutherfordS1E9: DJ with the Dean w/ Dr. Jeannette Andrews & Coroner Naida Rutherford
Zaiah joins Dean Andrews (USC’s College of Nursing) and Richland County Coroner Naida as they share their stories and backgrounds in the nursing profession.
Brain Waves is hosted and produced by Zaiah Nance, associate director for educational programming for WUSC-FM & HD-1 Columbia, and edited by Phillip Schlies, podcast coordinator for Garnet Media Group. Music was created by Zaiah Nance.
Follow the radio station @WUSCFM on Instagram and Twitter for updates! The Brain Waves podcast is part of the Garnet Med...
2025-05-011h 02Brain WavesEverything Entrepreneurial w/ Geoffrey GraybealS1E8: Everything Entrepreneurial w/ Geoffrey Graybeal
Geoffrey, Moore School Professor, shares his teaching pedagogy and how he created/taught a Hamilton (the musical) Entrepreneurship course. Also, a brief overview of his Star Citizen video game case study that he utilizes in class. Prototype!
Brain Waves is hosted and produced by Zaiah Nance, associate director for educational programming for WUSC-FM & HD-1 Columbia, and edited by Phillip Schlies, podcast coordinator for Garnet Media Group. Music was created by Zaiah Nance.
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2025-04-0348 minBrain WavesData, Data, & More Data w/ Brian HabingS1E7: Data, Data, & More Data w/ Brian Habing
Brian Habing, Director of Data Science and Analytics at USC, talks about the new programs that launched last fall.
Brain Waves is hosted and produced by Zaiah Nance, associate director for educational programming for WUSC-FM & HD-1 Columbia, and edited by Phillip Schlies, podcast coordinator for Garnet Media Group. Music was created by Zaiah Nance.
Follow the radio station @WUSCFM on Instagram and Twitter for updates! The Brain Waves podcast is part of the Garnet Media Group podcast network. Find more student-produced podcasts and other...
2025-02-2749 minBrain WavesSt. Pat’s in Five Points w/ Dave BrittS1E6: St. Pat’s in Five Points w/ Dave Britt
Chairman of the St. Pat’s in Five Points Festival, Dave Britt, talks about this year’s band line-up and all that goes into making Columbia’s biggest event of the year.
Brain Waves is hosted and produced by Zaiah Nance, associate director for educational programming for WUSC-FM & HD-1 Columbia, and edited by Phillip Schlies, podcast coordinator for Garnet Media Group. Music was created by Zaiah Nance.
Follow the radio station @WUSCFM on Instagram and Twitter for updates! The Brain Waves podcast is part...
2025-02-0646 minBrain WavesWhere Am I? w/ Michael MewborneS1E5: Geography at USC
Director of the South Carolina Geographic Alliance, Michael Mewborne, discusses the importance of geography education in K-12 schools and the opportunities that the organization provides teachers. Also, a quick view into his graduate research on food trucks!
Brain Waves is hosted and produced by Zaiah Nance, associate director for educational programming for WUSC-FM & HD-1 Columbia, and edited by Phillip Schlies, podcast coordinator for Garnet Media Group. Music was created by Zaiah Nance.
Follow the radio station @WUSCFM on Instagram and Twitter for updates! The Brain Waves podcast is...
2024-12-0555 minBrain WavesRA’s and RHA w/ Dan ColascioneS1E4: Residence Life
Dan (Director of Residence Life) reflects on his unexpected career path, the opportunities that USC Next could bring to improve USC student life, and the growth of the Residence Hall Association on campus
Brain Waves is hosted and produced by Zaiah Nance, associate director for educational programming for WUSC-FM & HD-1 Columbia, and edited by Phillip Schlies, podcast coordinator for Garnet Media Group. Music was created by Zaiah Nance.
Follow the radio station @WUSCFM on Instagram and Twitter for updates! The Brain Waves podcast is part of the Garnet Media...
2024-11-2155 minBrain WavesStudent Highlights: Quiz Bowl, Capital Tours, and International CuisineS1E3 - Student Highlights: Quiz Bowl, Capital Tours, and International Cuisine
Robert Freeman talks up the Academic Team at USC and his thoughts on Tim Walz streaming Madden. Meanwhile, Anna Bishop reflects on her previous spring internship at the U.S. Capitol. Then, it all ends with an international food discourse between Zaiah, Aidan Reilly, Vikram Kneece, and Joshua Lazenby.
Brain Waves is hosted and produced by Zaiah Nance, associate director for educational programming for WUSC-FM & HD-1 Columbia, and edited by Phillip Schlies, podcast coordinator for Garnet Media Group. Music was created by Zaiah Nance...
2024-11-1459 minBrain WavesAll Things USC Parking & Transportation with Brian FavelaS1E1: All Things USC Parking & Transportation with Brian Favela
Brian Favela, director of Parking & Transportation at USC, and his two associate directors (Doug & Amy) join Zaiah to discuss the all-new Park USC app and their plans for parking this academic year.
Brain Waves is hosted and produced by Zaiah Nance, associate director for educational programming for WUSC-FM & HD-1 Columbia, and edited by Phillip Schlies, podcast coordinator for Garnet Media Group. Music was created by Zaiah Nance.
Follow the radio station @WUSCFM on Instagram and Twitter for updates! The Brain Waves podcast is...
2024-10-1754 minBrain WavesTalking TurboVote with Emma Ormond and Jamie HowelleS1E2: Talking TurboVote with Emma Ormond and Jamie Howelle
Emma Ormond (Assistant Director for Student Governance) and Jamie Howelle (Assistant Director of the Leadership & Service Center) join Zaiah to talk about how early voting at USC came to be, along with more about what the LSC does.
Brain Waves is hosted and produced by Zaiah Nance, associate director for educational programming for WUSC-FM & HD-1 Columbia, and edited by Phillip Schlies, podcast coordinator for Garnet Media Group. Music was created by Zaiah Nance.
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2024-10-1753 minBrain WavesBrain Waves Episode 1 TrailerBrain Waves Episode 1 Trailer
In Brain Waves pilot episode, Brian Favela, Director of Parking & Transportation at USC, and his two Associate Directors (Doug & Amy) join Zaiah for the first Initiative Spotlight to discuss the all-new Park USC app and their plans for this academic year. Catch the full episode on Thursday 10/17/24.
Brain Waves is hosted and produced by Zaiah Nance, associate director for educational programming for WUSC-FM & HD-1 Columbia, and edited by Phillip Schlies, podcast coordinator for Garnet Media Group. Music was created by Zaiah Nance.
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2024-10-1402 min
Garnet & Black: UnwrittenDid We Learn Anything In College? (ft. Ella Lukowiak)Episode 23: Did We Learn Anything In College? (ft. Ella Lukowiak)
On the final episode of the semester and season, join Faith, Zane, and special co-host, Producer Ella, in a fun game of "Are You Smarter Than A Fifth Grader?" Listen as they answer questions about space, geometry, history, and pop-culture, as well as break-down Taylor Swift's newest album: The Tortured Poets Department. Thank you for listening along throughout this season, and tune back in next semester for a brand new season of Garnet & Black: Unwritten!
G&B: Unwritten is hosted by Faith Fulmer and Zane...
2024-04-2437 minGarnet & Black: UnwrittenLeveling Up (ft. Kaylen Pritchard)Episode 22: Leveling Up (ft. Kaylen Pritchard)
Join Faith and Zane this week in conversation with Garnet & Black's lovely Editor-In-Chief: Kaylen Pritchard! They discuss Kaylen's rise to the position, what the unexpected surprise of becoming EIC taught her, and the joys of Medieval Manuscripts.
G&B: Unwritten is hosted by Faith Fulmer and Zane Heinlein and edited and produced by Ella Lukowiak.
Find out what’s trending by following us on Instagram @garnetandblack and checking out our website, www.gandbmagazine.com.
2024-04-1734 minGarnet & Black: UnwrittenWinding Back The Years (ft. Sydney Wilcox)Episode 21: Winding Back The Years (ft. Sydney Wilcox)
This week on Garnet & Black: Unwritten, join Faith and Guest Co-Host Ella Lukowiak in conversation with Garnet & Black Writer Sydney Wilcox. They discuss Sydney's new article in the print magazine, "Looking at 'Looking Good For Your Age'", the debate over anti-aging products, and the influence of social media on beauty standards for younger generations.
G&B: Unwritten is hosted by Faith Fulmer and Zane Heinlein and edited and produced by Ella Lukowiak.
Find out what’s trending by following us on Instagram @garnetandblack and checking ou...
2024-04-1052 minGarnet & Black: UnwrittenChild Stardom: A Dream or A Nightmare?Episode 19: Child Stardom: A Dream or A Nightmare?
On this week’s episode of Garnet & Black: Unwritten, Faith and Zane give an exciting update on Garnet & Black’s new print edition, debate on what the best decade of music was, and discuss the new “Quiet on Set” documentary which exposes the dark secrets that occurred behind the scenes of Nickelodeon sets of the 2000s.
G&B: Unwritten is hosted by Faith Fulmer and Zane Heinlein and edited and produced by Ella Lukowiak.
Find out what’s trending by following us on Instagram @garnetandblack and checki...
2024-03-2740 minGarnet & Black: UnwrittenGrammys & Good Reads (ft. Gracie Belk)Episode 15: Grammys & Good Reads (ft. Gracie Belk)
On today's episode of G&B: Unwritten, Faith and special guest, Garnet and Black writer Gracie Belk, talk about the Grammys, favorite reads, and creative inspirations.
G&B: Unwritten is hosted by Faith Fulmer and Zane Heinlein and edited and produced by Ella Lukowiak.
Find out what’s trending by following us on Instagram @garnetandblack and checking out our website, www.gandbmagazine.com.
2024-02-1439 minGarnet & Black: UnwrittenAnd the Award for the Best Comeback Goes To...Episode 13: And the Award for the Best Comeback Goes To...
On the first episode back from winter break, Zane and Faith reflect on Garnet & Black magazine's theme for this semester, dish our opinions on the popular movie Saltburn, and gab about the upcoming Oscars and Grammy ceremonies.
G&B: Unwritten is hosted by Faith Fulmer and Zane Heinlein and edited and produced by Ella Lukowiak.
Find out what’s trending by following us on Instagram @garnetandblack and checking out our website, www.gandbmagazine.com.
2024-01-3130 minGarnet & Black: UnwrittenIntertwined Identities (ft. Ridha Fatima)Episode 11: Intertwined Identities (ft. Ridha Fatima)
On this week's episode of G&B: Unwritten, Faith sits down with Garnet & Black Features Editor, Ridha Fatima! Listen as they talk about Ridha and other women's experiences wearing hijabs in Columbia and on the USC campus, the importance of intersectionality, as well as the power of religious and personal expression.
G&B: Unwritten is hosted by Faith Fulmer and Zane Heinlein and edited and produced by Ella Lukowiak.
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2023-11-2429 minGarnet & Black: UnwrittenCtrl+Alt+Nostalgia (ft. Chris LaBaron)Episode 9: Ctrl+Alt+Nostalgia (ft. Chris LeBaron)
On today's episode of G&B: Unwritten, Zane and Faith take a trip down memory lane and discuss some of their favorite online games growing up, Star Wars, and the magical world of Strew Valley. They also invite a special guest from Garnet & Black: Copy Desk Chief, Chris LeBaron.
G&B: Unwritten is hosted by Faith Fulmer and Zane Heinlein and edited and produced by Ella Lukowiak.
Find out what’s trending by following us on Instagram @garnetandblack and checking out our website, www.gandbmagazine.com.
2023-11-0941 minGarnet & Black: UnwrittenAlone Together (ft. Hui Penaflor)Episode 7: Alone Together
On this week's episode of G&B: Unwritten, Faith and Ella sit down with the Garnet and Black Editor-In-Chief, Hui Penaflor, and chat about her role in the magazine, proudest moments in the new Fall Print Edition, and the wonders of fashion and media genres.
G&B: Unwritten is hosted by Faith Fulmer and Zane Heinlein and edited and produced by Ella Lukowiak.
Find out what’s trending by following us on Instagram @garnetandblack and checking out our website, www.gandbmagazine.com.
2023-10-2743 minGarnet & Black: UnwrittenFallin’ for Fall BreakEpisode 6: Fallin’ for Fall Break
On this week's episode of Garnet & Black: Unwritten, Faith and Zane talk about fall break plans and give a sneak peak into the Fall 2023 print magazine’s release.
G&B: Unwritten is hosted by Faith Fulmer and Zane Heinlein and edited and produced by Ella Lukowiak.
Find out what’s trending by following us on Instagram @garnetandblack and checking out our website, www.gandbmagazine.com.
2023-10-2025 minGarnet & Black: UnwrittenStriking the Conversation and the Art of Graffiti (ft. Kaylen Pritchard)Episode 2: Striking the Conversation and the Art of Graffiti
On this week's episode of Garnet & Black: Unwritten, we will be diving into the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strike, what's going on with Drew Barrymore, the art of graffiti, and much more with our first special guest: Kaylen Pritchard.
G&B: Unwritten is hosted by Faith Fulmer and Zane Heinlein and edited and produced by Ella Lukowiak. Find out what’s trending by following us on Instagram @garnetandblack and checking out our website, www.gandbmagazine.com.
2023-09-2247 minGarnet & Black: UnwrittenNew Name, Same Mag, Same UsEpisode 1: New Name, Same Mag, Same Us
This week on Garnet & Black: Unwritten, Faith and Zane talk about the rebranding of the podcast, ponder on Garnet & Black’s theme this semester, and discuss our favorite media of the week.
G&B: Unwritten is hosted by Faith Fulmer and Zane Heinlein and edited and produced by Ella Lukowiak. Find out what’s trending by following us on Instagram @garnetandblack and checking out our website, www.gandbmagazine.com.
2023-09-1624 min
Glocal CitizensEpisode 189: Venture Capital for the Mulitcultural Mainstream with Garnet HeramanGreetings Glocal Citizens!
This week on the podcast I have the pleasure of hosting the gentleman who opened the invitation to what is now Glocal Citizens. As you listen to the episode, you’ll understand more about how my guest’s investment ethic and a particular investment in a start-up podcasting network four years ago are at the intersection of our collective coming to being on this page.
Born into multiracial family in Trinidad & Tobago, now based in Southern California, my guest is investor, influencer and friend, Garnet Heraman. With over 25 years experience at the inte...
2023-08-2946 min
With Love, VictoriaEpisode 5: The End of the RoadBeatrice completes her task of editing Queen Victoria's diaries.Cast in Order of Appearance: Prince Bertie (King Edward VIII): Connor DelvesPrince Maurice: Rory DunnPrincess Beatrice: Grace Falasco Lord Melbourne: Jonathan CobrdaJohn Brown: Connor ScottPrince Henry of Battenburg: Christopher PRassePrince Albert: Colton Avery FyfeQueen Victoria: Kayla Hendry Princess Elizabeth: Rachel Garnet Created by Rachel GarnetProduced by Hannah ShraderOrchestration by Galen RossSound...
2022-02-0820 minWith Love, VictoriaEpisode 2: How Can I Say YesBeatrice struggles to move forward, as Victoria takes her first step back into public life.Cast (In Order of Appearance) Prince Bertie: Connor DelvesPrincess Vicky: Rachel GarnetPrince Leopold: Seth Hatch Princess Louise: Rebecca Elizabeth LawPrincess Helena: Emily Song TylerQueen Victoria: Kayla HendryJohn Brown: Connor ScottPrincess Beatrice: Grace FalascoPrince Maurice: Rory DunnPrince Henry of Battenburg: Christopher PrasseWritten and Created by Rachel Garnet
2022-01-1820 minWith Love, VictoriaEpisode 1: Unimportant4 years since the death of King Edward VII, Beatrice remains hard at work editing the diaries of her late mother, Queen Victoria. 10 years after the death of Prince Albert, Victoria has yet to return to public life.Cast (In Order of Appearance)Queen Victoria: Kayla HendryPrincess Beatrice: Grace Falasco Mr. Williams: Christopher PrassePrince Maurice: Rory Dunn Servant: Rory Dunn Maid: Emily Song Tyler Bertie, Prince of Wales: Connor DelvesJohn Brown: Connor Scott Created by...
2022-01-1120 min
Columbia ChroniclesColumbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Alexander ShepardColumbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Alexander Shepard
While volunteering is a great way to serve your community, some volunteers can receive as much as they give. Alexander Shepard has more on how giving back can be equally beneficial to the volunteers as those they serve.
Produced and edited by Flynn Snyder
Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications.
Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles!
2021-03-1004 minColumbia ChroniclesColumbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Kathryn CappsColumbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Kathryn Capps
Unemployment is a leading cause of food insecurity. And unfortunately, the coronavirus has wreaked havoc on the job market. In the middle of a pandemic, what would you do if your job evaporated and you could no longer provide food for you and your family? Reporter Haley Kathryn Capps looks at how Harvest Hope is fighting to solve this problem right here in Columbia, South Carolina.
Produced and edited by Flynn Snyder
Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the Uni...
2021-03-1005 minColumbia ChroniclesColumbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Emma DoolingColumbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Emma Dooling
What if education isn’t the only crucial service in-person learning provides? Some students in the Richland One School District regularly rely on the meals they receive at school. According to Feeding America’s 2020 National Report on Childhood Hunger, the national child food insecurity rate is projected to increase by anywhere from 1.6 to 9.3% due to the effects of COVID-19 on employment. Reporter Emma Dooling talks with a local teacher about fighting childhood hunger during a global pandemic and how her school has adapted to help young learners.
Produced and edited...
2021-03-1005 minColumbia ChroniclesColumbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Sarah Hudock-JeffreyColumbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey
When the pandemic struck, more people turned to gardening than ever before. Some picked it up as a hobby, others wanted to relieve stress, and many needed a way to put food on the table. However, many of these people were new gardeners in need of guidance. In Columbia, Community Garden Coordinator Jacqueline Williams used to teach in-person gardening classes, but these programs were put on hold. Reporter Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey shows us how Williams found a way to create a virtual community of gardeners from all backgrounds that take advice fro...
2021-03-1006 minColumbia ChroniclesColumbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Katie MarinoColumbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Katie Marino
With rising medical bills for families whose children are battling various medical conditions, many families have little money left to spend on food. In 2019, 137 million Americans struggled with medical debt. and it’s getting worse in times of COVID. Reporter Katie Marino takes us to the Ronald McDonald House where families can find some relief.
Produced and edited by Flynn Snyder
Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications.
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2021-03-1004 minColumbia ChroniclesColumbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Sabah BhamaniColumbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Sabah Bahmani
As unemployment rises, and many schools have transitioned to virtual learning during the Covid-19 pandemic, research shows more and more families and children are suffering from food insecurity. Reporter Sabah Bhamani introduces us to an education advocate who works with students in an afterschool program called Ezekiel Ministries to help them fight against poverty and hunger.
Produced and edited by Flynn Snyder
Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications.
2021-03-1006 min
Sip of SuccessBusiest People We Know: Sophie GilliamEp. 40: Busiest People We Know: Sophie Gilliam
On today’s episode, Matt sits down with Sophie Gilliam, a junior honors nursing student at UofSC. She'll talk about how she stays on top of a busy schedule between class, nursing clinicals, two jobs and serving in multiple leadership positions on campus.
Sip of Success is hosted by Matt Tierney and Mak Logue. For more information on Garnet Media Group podcasts, visit www.garnetmedia.org/podcasts.
Music: https://www.purple-planet.com
2021-03-0818 minColumbia ChroniclesColumbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Nathanael LemmensColumbia Chronicle: Food for Thought – Nathanael Lemmens
Many people agree that volunteering is a good thing to do from time to time. But for some, serving their community is more than an occasional activity. Reporter Nathanael Lemmens sat down with one University of South Carolina student who has made fighting hunger part of her life purpose.
Produced and edited by Flynn Snyder
Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications.
Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for mor...
2021-03-0400 minColumbia ChroniclesColumbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Calista YostColumbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Calista Yost
Going to school has always been a given for kids. But since the pandemic hit, school as we know it has turned upside-down. New schedules and new online classrooms are a big change for everyone, but for kids with food insecurity, this change could mean that they may go hungry. Reporter Calista Yost talks to one woman working to adapt in order to continue giving kids and families of the midlands the support, and the food, they need.
Produced and edited by Flynn Snyder
Columbia Chronicles is...
2021-03-0406 minColumbia ChroniclesColumbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Reid TaylorColumbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Reid Taylor
These days, inspiration can be hard to come by. But at one local homeless ministry, one employee is giving back to those facing the same hardships he once did. Reporter Reid Taylor introduces us to the man who is using his story of hardships to serve up some inspiration and advice to those in need.
Produced and edited by Flynn Snyder
Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications.
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2021-03-0405 minColumbia ChroniclesColumbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Taylor BrownColumbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Taylor Brown
College is a time for exploration and taking exciting steps into an unknown future. But what happens when college turns out to be more than you bargained for and more than you budgeted for, too? Taylor Brown tells us about her experience with food insecurity at UofSC and how she’s worked to combat it.
Produced and edited by Flynn Snyder
Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications.
Visi...
2021-02-2306 minColumbia ChroniclesColumbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Antonia AdamsColumbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Antonia Adams
When most people think of college, they think of fun, learning, and friends. But it can be hard to do that when you have bigger issues to tackle. Today, Antonia Adams shows us how one UofSC student is addressing the tricky task of food insecurity on campus.
Produced and edited by Flynn Snyder
Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications.
Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Colu...
2021-02-2306 minColumbia ChroniclesColumbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Jacob BrockColumbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Jacob Brock
Since COVID-19 became a reality in 2020, the number of people in financial distress has risen significantly. According to Feeding America, almost 15 million more people are suffering from food insecurity this year than last year. Many have seen the long lines at Harvest Hope Food Bank here in the Midlands, but as reporter Jacob Brock explains, there’s another non-profit in our community that’s helping from behind the scenes.
Produced and edited by Flynn Snyder
Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group...
2021-02-2306 minColumbia ChroniclesColumbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Nick SullivanColumbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Nick Sullivan
The coronavirus pandemic has forced many to face new challenges in their daily lives. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, nearly one in four American households haven’t had access to enough food at some point during the COVID-19 pandemic. Yet many hide their struggle and try to face it alone. Reporter Nick Sullivan talks with one local business owner about the isolation she felt while food insecure, and how that inspires her to give back today.
Produced and edited by Flynn Snyder
Columbia Chro...
2021-02-2305 minSip of SuccessAdvocating in the WorkplaceEp. 39: Advocating in the Workplace
On today’s episode, Mak and Matt sit down with Sloan Wilson, a peer leader with the Career Center at UofSC. In addition to discussing her work with the Career Center, Sloan talks about how to advocate for yourself in the workplace as an intern. Sloan is involved with a lot activism and is very active in a variety of campus organizations.
Sip of Success is hosted by Matt Tierney and Mak Logue. For more information on Garnet Media Group podcasts, visit www.garnetmedia.org/podcasts.
Music: https://ww...
2021-02-2220 minColumbia ChroniclesColumbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Christal HarvinColumbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Episode 1
The coronavirus pandemic has put new financial strains on families across the region, with many wondering how to put food on the table. New initiatives are aiming to help families in need, but for many communities, food insecurity is not a new problem. Reporter Christal Harvin sits down with a local leader who has been tackling food insecurity for years in a town just south of Columbia.
Produced and edited by Flynn Snyder
Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the Un...
2021-02-1900 minSip of SuccessCareer CenterEp. 38: Career Center
On today’s episode, Mak and Matt sit down with Rebecca D’Attilio, the experiential education manager at UofSC’s Career Center. They'll talk about what resources they have to offer and overall tips for success when it comes to finding an internship or post graduate career, no matter the field. Check below for links to resources mentioned in todays episode:
Career Center Resources:
Handshake: https://sc.joinhandshake.com/login
a. Search for Jobs (including remote internships) and Events (like virtual career fairs and employer hosted events) and Schedule an Appointme...
2021-02-1525 minSip of SuccessNetworking for SuccessEp. 37: Networking for Success
On today’s episode, Mak and Matt sit down with Lauren Charney and Caroline Reidl from Vanderbilt University. Caroline is an incoming intern at McKinsey & Company and Lauren is an incoming software intern at Apple. Listen to hear their tips on networking with intent to leverage your connections for a career.
Sip of Success is hosted by Matt Tierney and Mak Logue. For more information on Garnet Media Group podcasts, visit www.garnetmedia.org/podcasts.
Music: https://www.purple-planet.com
2021-02-0800 minSip of SuccessBurnout Part 2Ep. 36: Burnout Part 2
On today's episode, Mak and Matt talk with Mak's roommate Catherine Denny. Catherine pledged AKPsi last year and interns at the South Carolina Department of Commerce all while being a full-time student. Catherine discusses the burnout associated with being a working student and staying involved on-campus.
Sip of Success is hosted by Matt Tierney and Mak Logue. For more information on Garnet Media Group podcasts, visit www.garnetmedia.org/podcasts.
Music: https://www.purple-planet.com
2021-02-0118 minSip of SuccessBurnout in the NewsroomEp. 35: Burnout in the Newsroom
On today's episode, Mak and Matt sit down with Erin Slowey, former editor of the Daily Gamecock, and Christine Bartruff, current editor of the Daily Gamecock, to talk about burnout and what their newsroom and staff did to combat it. In the fall, the DG went dark for a week to bring awareness to burnout culture and give their staff a break. This is episode is one of a two part series on burnout and what you can do to combat burnout culture in your personal and professional life.
Sip...
2021-01-2525 minSip of SuccessThe Lettuce ClubEp. 34: The Lettuce Club
Join Matt today as he talks with Kale Houck about her starting the Lettuce Club, UofSC's competitive lettuce eating club.
Sip of Success is hosted by Matt Tierney and Mak Logue. For more information on Garnet Media Group podcasts, visit www.garnetmedia.org/podcasts.
Music: https://www.purple-planet.com
2020-11-2311 minSip of SuccessEthical VolunteeringEp. 33: Ethical Volunteering
Interested in making a difference? Join Mak as she talks to student leader Jensen Smith about what it means to be an ethical volunteer.
Sip of Success is hosted by Matt Tierney and Mak Logue. For more information on Garnet Media Group podcasts, visit www.garnetmedia.org/podcasts.
Music: https://www.purple-planet.com
2020-11-1620 minSip of SuccessMindfulness 101Ep. 32: Mindfullness 101
This week Matt and Mak sit down with Justina Siuba, Stress Management Program Coordinator in the Center for Health and Wellbeing at UofSC, to discuss mindfulness. What exactly is mindfulness? Listen to what Justina has to say and how being mindful every day can help stress, anxiety, and more! Resources mentioned this week: Insight Timer App and Ten Percent Happier App.
Important Links: https://sc.edu/about/offices_and_divisions/student_health_services/wellness-prevention/index.php
Sip of Success is hosted by Matt Tierney and Mak Logue. For more information on...
2020-11-0228 minSip of SuccessStudy SmartEp. 31: Study Smart
On this week's episode, Mak and Matt talk about how to study in a remote learning world. From places to study to getting in the right mindset, learning via Zoom is a whole new ballgame. Listen for tips on how to stay on top of studying during a virtual semester.
Important Links: https://learningcenter.unc.edu/tips-and-tools/studying-101-study-smarter-not-harder/
Sip of Success is hosted by Matt Tierney and Mak Logue. For more information on Garnet Media Group podcasts, visit www.garnetmedia.org/podcasts.
Music: https://www.purple-planet.com
2020-10-2618 minSip of SuccessThe Future of Note TakingEp. 30: The Future of Note Taking
This week Matt and Mak sit down with Rachael May, senior exercise science major and Panhellenic President, to talk about using an iPad for note taking. Rachael's favorite app for note-taking on the iPad is Goodnotes, which is available for purchase in the app store.
Sip of Success is hosted by Matt Tierney and Mak Logue. For more information on Garnet Media Group podcasts, visit www.garnetmedia.org/podcasts.
Music: https://www.purple-planet.com
2020-10-1915 minSip of SuccessThe Importance of BudgetingEp. 29: The Importance of Budgeting
In this week's episode, Matt and Mak discuss different ways to keep track of your money and how to stay financially healthy. The two talk about many budgeting techniques they use and money apps that help them stay on track throughout the semester and during the coronavirus pandemic.
Sip of Success is hosted by Matt Tierney and Mak Logue. For more information on Garnet Media Group podcasts, visit www.garnetmedia.org/podcasts.
Music: https://www.purple-planet.com
2020-10-1224 minSip of SuccessAcademic and Financial SuccessEp. 28: Academic and Financial Success
What's the importance of financial and academic success? How do the two go hand-in-hand? Listen to this week's episode to learn why financial stability and academic success are critical to your overall well-being as a student. Matt and Mak discuss why each topic on every episode is important for all college students.
Sip of Success is hosted by Matt Tierney and Mak Logue. For more information on Garnet Media Group podcasts, visit www.garnetmedia.org/podcasts.
Music: https://www.purple-planet.com
2020-10-0517 minSip of SuccessBusiest People We Know: Clare McTigheEp. 27: Busiest People We Know: Clare McTighe
Mak interviews her friend Clare McTighe, the busiest person she knows. Mak and Clare discuss the importance of getting involved and being organized.
Sip of Success is hosted by Matt Tierney and Mak Logue. For more information on Garnet Media Group podcasts, visit www.garnetmedia.org/podcasts.
Music: https://www.purple-planet.com
2020-09-2810 minSip of SuccessPeer LeadershipEp. 26: Peer Leadership
On this episode, Mak and Matt sit down with Audrey and Cara to talk about how to be a peer leader. Being a peer leader isn’t just an employment position, but something we can all be in our everyday life as leaders to those around us. Make sure to follow us on Instagram @sip.of.success.
Sip of Success is hosted by Matt Tierney and Mak Logue. For more information on Garnet Media Group podcasts, visit www.garnetmedia.org/podcasts.
Music: https://www.purple-planet.com
2020-09-2131 min
ACCESS: A Podcast About AbortionThe At-Home Abortion RevolutionGuests:Kelsea McLain, We Testify abortion storytellerDr. Daniel Grossman, Director of Advancing New Standards in Reproductive HealthDr. Jane*, a founder of the Miscarriage and Abortion HotlineJill Adams, Executive Director of If/When/HowMusic by Lily Sloane, logo by Kate Ryan. Photo: We Testify storytellers, courtesy We Testify. Transcript available on our website.Do you have a story about abortion during the pandemic? I want to hear it! Email or send a voice memo to accesspodcast@protonmail.com. You can remain anonymous.ACCESS is a fully independent production, reported, produced, and hosted by G...
2020-09-1740 minSip of SuccessBusiest People We Know: JeanineEp. 25: Busiest People We Know: Jeanine
On this episode, Mak and Matt sit down with one of the busiest people they know, Jeanine! Jeanine is a third-year marketing and international business student at UofSC. Jeanine is a brother of Sigma Omega Upsilon Business Fraternity, member and past exec member of the American Marketing Association, has held two internships in college here in Columbia, and also has her own Instagram account for book reviews! Listen to today’s episode to hear how Jeanine stays on top of her busy schedule. Look forward to more episodes like this for ou...
2020-09-1420 min
ACCESS: A Podcast About AbortionCOVID-19 and the Divided States of AbortionGuests:Dr. Meera Shah, Chief Medical Officer of Planned Parenthood Hudson Peconic and author of You’re the Only One I’ve ToldLeah Coplon, certified nurse midwife and Program Director for Maine Family PlanningDr. Bhavik Kumar, Medical Director for Primary and Trans Care at Planned Parenthood Gulf CoastMusic by Lily Sloane, logo by Kate Ryan, photo by Robin Marty. Transcript available on our website.Do you have a story about abortion during the pandemic? I want to hear it! Email or send a voice memo to accesspodcast@protonmail.com. You can remain anonymous.AC...
2020-09-1036 minSip of SuccessSuccessful Online LearningEp. 24: Successful Online Learning
Mak and Matt discuss online learning with Ailish Cafferty, a senior peer consultant who is an expert in all things online learning. We discuss emailing teachers, strategies to help you prepare and a lot more!
Sip of Success is hosted by Matt Tierney and Mak Logue. For more information on Garnet Media Group podcasts, visit www.garnetmedia.org/podcasts.
Music: https://www.purple-planet.com
2020-09-0719 min
ACCESS: A Podcast About AbortionWhat Actually Happens During an Abortion?Guest: Dr. Meera Shah, family medicine physician, Chief Medical Officer of Planned Parenthood Hudson Peconic, and author of You’re the Only One I’ve Told: The Stories Behind Abortion.Music by Lily Sloane, logo by Kate Ryan, photo by Robin Marty.For an illustration of some of the medical instruments Dr. Shah mentions in this episode, visit our website to see photos by Robin Marty. You'll find the full episode transcript there, too.ACCESS is a fully independent production, reported, produced, and hosted by Garnet Henderson. Support the show here.You...
2020-09-0321 minSip of SuccessWe're Back!Ep. 23: We're Back!
Hello everyone! Matt and Mak are back after a summer hiatus but are more ready than ever for our second academic year with Sip of Success. Today, we are looking back at how we got started, what some of our favorite episodes have been, and how we adapted to the COVID-19 pandemic. We're also excited to share some of our upcoming episode ideas and what you can look forward to this year.
Sip of Success is hosted by Matt Tierney and Mak Logue. For more information on Garnet Media Group podcasts, visit...
2020-08-3119 minColumbia ChroniclesEconomics & Citizens: Five Points — A Living History BookEconomics & Citizens: Five Points — A Living History Book
Depending on who you talk to, people can have very different ideas about Five Points. For some, it is the retail shops where they will be getting last-minute gifts. For others, it’s the growing bar scene, or maybe even parking. Though, as reporter Sarah Supan explains, for some Columbia natives, it is a walk down memory lane.
Produced and edited by Spencer Buckler and Sarah Supan
Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's Scho...
2020-08-0604 minColumbia ChroniclesEconomics & Citizens: YMCA Youth BasketballEconomics & Citizens: YMCA Youth Basketball
After-school programs have been proven to help kids in many ways. Getting children involved and active can make an impact… but not all kids have the same opportunities. Reporter Steven Prebish tells us about a local organization that helps children across the community become more active.
Produced and edited by Spencer Buckler and Steven Prebish
Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications.
Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of...
2020-08-0604 minColumbia ChroniclesEconomics & Citizens: Home-brewingEconomics & Citizens: Home-brewing
You may have been to a craft beer brewery, but this newer craze has opened up to an even more specific field: home-brewing. From brew barrels in the barn to grain mashing in the garage, hobbyists have gravitated towards this rewarding craft. Columbia, South Carolina, is home to many brew shops and boasts an active home-brew club. Reporter Joseph King goes inside the trend with a man that has taken his love of beer to a new level.
Produced and edited by Spencer Buckler and Joseph King
Columbia Chronicles is...
2020-08-0606 minColumbia ChroniclesEducation: Greg Stuart & Experimental MusicEducation: Greg Stuart & Experimental Music
The next time you’re registering for classes at UofSC, you might want to check out an elective that’s recently been getting some attention. The class takes what most people consider music to a new level. Reporter Ward Jolles has more on this crazy class that any student with an interest in funky sounds can take.
Produced and edited by Spencer Buckler and Ward Jolles
Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass...
2020-08-0605 minColumbia ChroniclesGender & Inclusion: Facing Adversity at 18Gender & Inclusion: Facing Adversity at 18
More often than not, college students across America are stressed. They’re putting their social lives aside and many are losing sleep as they prepare for exams. On this episode, Monique Holland introduces us to one of those students who has a little extra struggle on her plate.
Produced and edited by Spencer Buckler and Monique Holland
Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications.
Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for mo...
2020-08-0604 minColumbia ChroniclesLocal Diversity: Believing at the BallparkLocal Diversity: Believing at the Ballpark
Would you be comfortable being vocal in your religious beliefs…even in the workplace? This is an idea that many Americans are struggling with today. Reporter Ansley Robertson introduces us to one local business owner who brings her Christian values to work every day… behind home plate.
Produced and edited by Spencer Buckler and Ansley Robertson
Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications.
Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more...
2020-08-0606 minColumbia ChroniclesLocal Diversity: Just ZachLocal Diversity: Just Zach
Over the past 20 years, the LGBTQIA+ rights movement has come to the forefront of many social and political campaigns. In fact, for the first time in history, an openly gay man ran for president of the United States. That’s had a lot of people talking about sexual orientation and politics. Spencer Buckler will introduce you to a junior at USC trying to figure out what all of that means for him.
Reported, produced and edited by Spencer Buckler
Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Me...
2020-08-0604 minColumbia ChroniclesInternational Relations: Coming to AmericaInternational Relations: Coming to America
You probably remember the impeachment trial and have heard talk about relations between Ukraine and Russia, but what you may not have heard about is the conflict that started it all. On this episode, reporter Brielle Oakley sits down with foreign exchange student Yehor Shtanko to share a story on the war in Ukraine and coming to America.
Produced and edited by Spencer Buckler and Brielle Oakley
Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism...
2020-08-0606 minColumbia ChroniclesHealth & Safety: Mackenzie JohnsonHealth & Safety: Mackenzie Johnson
It’s 4 o’clock in the morning. You’ve set multiple alarms because you are not great at waking up that early and you don’t want to be late for practice. Then there’s school, work, and practice again. This is the life of an athlete. On this episode, reporter Dan Stein introduces us to an athlete with more than your typical story to tell.
Produced and edited by Spencer Buckler and Dan Stein
Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University...
2020-08-0605 minColumbia ChroniclesHealth & Safety: The Helpful HandsHealth & Safety: The Helpful Hands
Young people often think that they’re invincible. Sure, life has its stressful moments, college isn’t easy, and life loves to throw curveballs at you, but 22-year-old Ali Bruning never expected life to take the turn it did about a year and a half ago when a persistent pain led her to the doctor's office.
Produced and edited by Spencer Buckler and Alison Bruning
Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Comm...
2020-08-0305 min
Columbia ChroniclesCorona Chronicles: Combating MisinformationCorona Chronicles: Combating Misinformation
During the summer of 2020, the coronavirus has been the biggest topic of discussion. There's been a lot of information thrown around, some of it true and some of it false. Dr. Kelly Kenison created a Facebook group that serves as a hub of scientific information during this time. In today’s edition of Corona Chronicles, reporter Reid Van Cott introduces us to Dr. Kenison to discuss the Facebook group over Zoom.
Produced and edited by Flynn Snyder
Columbia Chronicles, including this special coronavirus-focused season titled Corona Chronicles, is produced th...
2020-07-3009 min
Columbia ChroniclesCorona Chronicles: Cocky's Reading ExpressCorona Chronicles: Cocky's Reading Express
During the Coronavirus Pandemic, many organizations here at UofSC have been forced to stop what they’re doing. The goal is to keep students, faculty and staff safe. But one organization has found some creative solutions so they can keep helping kids across the Palmetto State. We’re talking about Cocky’s Reading Express – a program that usually involves UofSC students visiting elementary classrooms – to read. In today’s edition of Corona Chronicles, reporter Anna Morales speaks via Zoom with the program’s coordinator Valerie Byrd-Fort.
Produced and edited by Flynn Snyder
2020-07-3008 min
Columbia ChroniclesCorona Chronicles: Teachers and EducationCorona Chronicles: Teachers and Education
With the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, schools across America closed their doors to face-to-face learning. Teachers and students were asked to continue their education through online platforms for the rest of the school year. Many students, especially high-school seniors, were distraught over the loss of major milestones, like prom and graduation. Chances are you heard – or saw – several stories about that. But many teachers suffered, too. In this edition of Corona Chronicles, reporter Shannon Henry sits down with a high school teacher in Richland County to talk about the very real impa...
2020-07-3009 min
Columbia ChroniclesCorona Chronicles: Meals on Wheels GreenvilleCorona Chronicles: Meals on Wheels Greenville
Although millions of Americans are impacted by COVID-19, the virus has proven to strike senior citizens harder than most demographic groups. Not only are the elderly more at risk of dying from the disease they are sometimes food insecure and often isolated. In today’s edition of Corona Chronicles, reporter Abby Druckenmiller takes us to the Meals on Wheels program in Greenville, South Carolina to find out how they’re trying to provide food and togetherness, during a time we’re being told to stay apart.
Produced and edited by Fly...
2020-07-3008 min
Columbia ChroniclesCorona Chronicles: Mutual Aid MidlandsCorona Chronicles: Mutual Aid Midlands
The novel coronavirus pandemic has illuminated a new way to meet community needs – mutual aid. According to the Stanford Social Innovation Review, these projects are a “model of community resilience and collective empowerment” that is working. Columbia, S.C., has its own mutual aid project – Mutual Aid Midlands. In March, a group of Carolina residents noticed problems caused by the pandemic and they took action. On May 26, 2020, reporter Aidan Thomason sat down with Dr. Deborah Billings, a professor at the University of South Carolina who has worked around the world on women’s health a...
2020-07-3009 min
Columbia ChroniclesCorona Chronicles: Greer ReliefCorona Chronicles: Greer Relief
During the COVID-19 pandemic, more and more people have fallen on hard times and had to rely on food pantries and government support to be able to keep their homes and stay safe. As the US faces record unemployment, TIME Magazine reports that food banks across the country are facing even more financial challenges, or even shutting down. In today’s edition of Columbia Chronicles, reporter Michael Gallagher introduces us to the executive director of a food bank in the upstate that has had to adapt to this pandemic.
Produced and ed...
2020-07-2809 min
GARNet UK Plant Science RoundupSam Wilson talks to GARNet about Photosynthesis and NPQ.Sam Wilson from Queen Mary University of London discusses a recent paper in Plant Physiology entitled ‘Rethinking the influence of chloroplast movements on non-photochemical quenching and photoprotection‘. In this research they take a fresh look at the relationship between chloroplast movements and photoprotection.
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2020-06-1000 minSip of SuccessCOVID-19 Budgeting & ResourcesEp. 22: COVID-19 Budgeting & Resources
This week, Matt and Mak talk with Matt’s boss in the Student Success Center, Rachel Sinoway, about how to stay on top of your finances right now with potential loss of income. Learn what resources are available to you as a student and what UofSC is offering for students right now.
Our summer publishing schedule will be less frequent, but we are excited to still be able to record remotely and have some great guests lined up for the summer!
Links:
Hope4College
UofSC Covid-19 Relief Fund
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2020-06-0128 minGARNet UK Plant Science RoundupAndre Kuhn discusses a new auxin receptor with GARNetAndre Kuhn works with Lars Ostergaard at the John Innes Centre and discusses a recent Elife paper entitled ‘Direct ETTIN-auxin interaction controls chromatin states in gynoecium development‘. We discuss a new paradigm for auxin perception in the control gene expression.
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2020-05-0600 minGARNet UK Plant Science RoundupGARNet talks root hairs with Beth Eldridge and Tom DenbighBethany Eldridge and Tom Denbigh are co-first authors on a recent paper in Communications Biology entitled ‘Micro-scale interactions between Arabidopsis root hairs and soil particles influence soil erosion‘. We discuss the innovative experimental procedures that they designed to measure the interaction of root hairs with their environment!
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2020-04-2900 minGARNet UK Plant Science RoundupChris Morgan talks to GARNetChris Morgan who works at the John Innes Centre discusses a recent PNAS paper entitled ‘Derived alleles of two axis proteins affect meiotic traits in autotetraploid Arabidopsis arenosa‘. We discuss the technical challenges of this research as well as the difficulties working from home (or not) with a super-resolution microscope!
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2020-04-2200 minSip of SuccessInterview with Dr. Kevin HullEp. 18: Interview with Dr. Kevin Hull
Following the coronavirus outbreak and UofSC’s response, SoS will be interviewing several professors about their own response to online classes and how they are adapting and keeping their students engaged. Today’s episode is with Dr. Kevin Hull, professor in the School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Dr.Hull teaches several courses including in sports broadcast. Dr.Hull discusses challenges and obstacles to moving a hands on course centered around a topic that does not exist right now, sports, to an online format.
While we're recording remotely, our audi...
2020-04-1726 minGARNet UK Plant Science RoundupLudi Wang and Maurice Bosch talk SI with GARNetLudi Wang and Maurice Bosch work at Aberystwyth University and talk to the GARNet Community podcast about a recent paper in JXBot entitled ‘New opportunities and insights into Papaver self-incompatibility by imaging engineered Arabidopsis pollen‘. We discuss the challenges of live imaging Arabidopsis pollen tubes growing in liquid media!!
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2020-04-0800 min
ELTtimeEducating online: insights and adviceToday’s special episode of ELTtime addresses the global COVID-19 pandemic. The virus is causing unprecedented levels of disruption to education – schools are closed, students are unable to attend lessons in person, international students can’t travel overseas, and institutions are forced to reschedule courses and exams. As a result, now more than ever before, English language teachers around the world are finding themselves with an urgent need to become effective online educators.
In today’s episode, Garnet’s Digital Manager Matthew George talks to experienced English language Teacher/Teacher Trainer, Julietta Schoenmann. Julietta talks over the nuts and b...
2020-03-2236 min
ELTtimeTeaBreak: accents, dialects, and varieties of EnglishIn the fourth episode of ELTtime, we introduce a new feature: TeaBreak. A few of us here at Garnet grab a cuppa, and take half an hour to discuss something we’re passionate about within ELT. Today, Alice, Ella, Jaz and Rosie dive into why it’s problematic that RP is used as a standard, make some light-hearted observations about the differences between the way they speak, and discuss some interesting but bizarre Australian words – do you know what Manchester is? (And no, we don’t mean the city!)
Let us know if you enjoyed the episode! Get in t...
2020-02-2522 min
Pocket Full of PositivityEpisode 7 – Crossover with Struggle to Sovereignty PodcastEpisode 7 – Crossover with Struggle to Sovereignty Podcast
On this special crossover episode with another Garnet Media Group podcast, Struggle to Sovereignty, host Prerana is joined by STS hosts Brett Ferguson and Jack Taylor. They discuss how they started their podcasts, how they met, and the challenge of thinking and staying positive each and every day.
Keep up with Pocket Full of Positivity on Intagram @pfopp for exclusive behind-the-scenes content!
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2019-09-1800 min
The Lead BlockTide comes to Cola: Reactions around this week in footballOn the first episode of "The Lead Block," hosts Tyler Walters and Matthew Anderson are proud to introduce Garnet Media Group's new sports podcast.
They discuss all things sports — more specifically, college football and the big game this past weekend between the South Carolina Gamecocks and the Alabama Crimson Tide. They will give you reactions from the fans after the loss to Alabama, what's next for the Gamecocks moving forward in the 2019 season, upcoming NFL games, and drama surrounding Antonio Brown and his new team.
Edited and produced by Brendan Lewis
2019-09-171h 10
Columbia ChroniclesHealth & Safety: Five PointsHealth & Safety: Five Points
In today’s edition of Columbia Chronicles, reporter Reynolds Robinson takes us inside the Five Points Association office to meet the new Association executive, Kelsey Desender, and talk with two-year Executive Assistant Hope Roberts about the often-overlooked positive and healthy atmosphere found in Five Points.
Produced and edited by Spencer Buckler
Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications.
Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles!
2019-07-0505 min
WUSC NewsJUUL and New AttractionsCock-a-doodle-News [Febuary 15, 2019]
Hosted by Rosie James
WUSC News is joined by Garnet Media colleagues, The Daily Gamecock, to discuss JUUL on campus
Produced and Edited by Rosie James
2019-02-1715 min
2018-12-0229 min2018-12-0226 min
RURUTIA/?????GARNet talks to Ari SadanandomGARNet talked to Professor Ari Sadanandom from Durham University about a recent paper published in The Plant Cell entitled ‘SUMO Suppresses the Activity of the Jasmonic Acid Receptor CORONATINE INSENSITIVE 1‘
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2018-09-0409 minRURUTIA/?????Eirini Kaiserli talks GARNetEirini Kaiserli talks to GARNet about a recent open access paper in PNAS entitled ‘ZINC-FINGER interactions mediate transcriptional regulation of hypocotyl growth in Arabidopsis‘.
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2018-05-0812 minRURUTIA/?????Anthony Dodd talks to GARNetAnthony Dodd (Universit of Bristol) talks to GARNet about a recent paper published in Plant Physiology entitled ‘The energy-signalling hub SnRK1 is important for sucrose-induced hypocotyl elongation‘.
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2017-11-2411 minRURUTIA/?????Andrew Fleming talks to GARNetAndrew Fleming (University of Sheffield) talks to GARNet about a recent paper published in Current Biology entitled ‘Stomatal Opening Involves Polar, Not Radial, Stiffening Of Guard Cells’.
http://www.cell.com/current-biology/references/S0960-9822(17)3101
Andrew also talked to GARNet last year about a paper about stomatal evolution: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NvRfzJwKEqo&t=68s
Andrew mentioned the excellent Plant Probes resource during the talk.
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2017-11-0209 minRURUTIA/?????Miriam Gifford talks to GARNetMiriam Gifford talks to GARNet about a recent Large Scale Biology paper in The Plant Cell entitled ‘Root architecture shaping by the environment is orchestrated by dynamic gene expression in space and time’.
http://www.plantcell.org/content/early/2017/09/11/tpc.16.00961
More on the eFP browser here: http://bar.utoronto.ca/efp/cgi-bin/efpWeb.cgi
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2017-10-0911 minRURUTIA/?????Lars Ostergaard talks to GARNetLars Ostergaard has an enthusuastic discussion with GARNet about his groups recent paper published in The Plant Cell entitled: Auxin-Induced Modulation of ETTIN Activity Orchestrates Gene Expression in Arabidopsis’.
http://www.plantcell.org/content/early/2017/08/13/tpc.17.00389
https://www.jic.ac.uk/directory/lars-ostergaard/
Find his discussion about a previous paper here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POWspYw6aXs
http://blog.garnetcommunity.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/Ostergaard_170830.mp3
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2017-08-3110 minRURUTIA/?????Steven Spoel talks to GARNetSteven Spoel (University of Edinburgh and current GARNet chairman) talks to GARNet about a recent paper in PNAS entitled ‘Nucleoredoxin guards against oxidative stress by protecting antioxidant enzymes‘. Read more about Steven’s lab here.
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2017-08-1012 minRURUTIA/?????Anne Osterrieder talks to GARNetAnne Osterrieder speaks to GARNet about a recent paper published in JXB entitled ‘Stacks off tracks: a role for the golgin AtCASP in plant endoplasmic reticulum-Golgi apparatus tethering‘. Please listen here, on the GARNet YouTube channel or subscribe to GARNet on iTunes.
http://blog.garnetcommunity.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Ostereider_170720.mp3
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2017-07-2110 min