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Ulica nie je domovVianočný špeciálVianoce sú pre každého z nás špeciálnym obdobím. Pre niekoho môžu byť symbolom hojnosti a obdarúvania, pre iného tradičným stretnutím v kruhu rodiny. Sú medzi nami však aj tí, ktorí z rôznych dôvodov Vianoce nemajú radi. Pre ľudí bez domova je vianočné obdobie ťažké. Ešte viac ako inokedy si uvedomujú svoju osamelosť, zraniteľnosť, niektorí cítia beznádej.
Dominika Uhlárová sa v špeciálnej vianočnej epizóde podcastu Ulica nie je domov rozpráva o prežívaní sviatočného obdobia s klientmi n...2024-12-1814 minUlica nie je domovObchodovanie s ľuďmiPodcast organizácie Depaul Slovensko
Obchodovanie s ľuďmi sa týka aj Slovenska. Každý rok je v Európskej únii zaregistrovaných viac ako 7 000 obetí obchodovania s ľuďmi. Skutočné číslo je ale oveľa vyššie, pretože množstvo prípadov obetí zostáva neodhalených. Väčšina obetí sú ženy a dievčatá, stúpa však aj počet mužov, najmä v prípade nútených prác. Pomoc obetiam na Slovensku od roku 2008 poskytuje s podporou Ministerstva vnútra SR aj Slovenská katolícka charita so svojim tímom z projektu STOP obcho...2024-12-0326 minUlica nie je domovSociálnych pracovníkov AI nenahradíPodcast organizácie Depaul Slovensko
Čo je sociálna práca a aký zmysel má v našej spoločnosti? Koľko absolventov štúdia sociálnej práce na Slovensku nakoniec ide vo svojom odbore aj do praxe? Ako vyzerá deň sociálnej pracovníčky v nízkoprahovej Nocľahárni svätého Vincenta de Paul?
V novej epizóde podcastu Ulica nie je domov rozoberá moderátorka Dominika Uhlárová so svojimi hosťami tému sociálnej práce na Slovensku. Zhodujú sa v tom, že práca sociálneho pracovníka aleb...2024-11-1927 minUlica nie je domovChoďte pracovať!Podcast organizácie Depaul Slovensko
"Choďte pracovať!” je veta, ktorú od okoloidúcich ľudí počul takmer každý človek bez domova. Znie to jednoducho, aj pracovných ponúk na trhu práce je relatívne dosť, tak prečo to nefunguje? Hostky podcastu Ulica nie je domov sa zhodujú, že dochádzať do zamestnania z nocľahárne alebo priamo z ulice je dlhodobo nemožné. K hlavným príčinám radia zlý zdravotný stav, exekúcie, permanentný stres a únavu, keďže ľudia bez stabilného bývania pokojné miesto na oddych jednoducho nemajú.
2024-11-0527 minUlica nie je domovŽeny bez domovaPodcast organizácie Depaul Slovensko
Približne osemdesiat percent ľudí, ktorým organizácia Depaul Slovensko poskytuje svoje nízkoprahové služby, tvoria muži. Prečo je to tak a aké sú príbehy žien, ktoré prišli o svoje bývanie?
Podľa Marcely Mosnej, vedúcej terénnej práce v organizácii Depaul a hostky podcastu, bývajú najčastejšími príčinami straty bývania u žien: útek pred domácim násilím, zneužívanie, rozpad vzťahov či prežité traumy. V teréne, čiže na ulici alebo v rôznych provi...2024-10-2326 minUlica nie je domovSeniori bez domovaPodcast organizácie Depaul Slovensko
Z celkového počtu obyvateľov Slovenska, tvoria seniori viac ako sedemnásť percent. Starnutie populácie je veľkou celospoločenskou výzvou. Zvýšené náklady na život, nútia čoraz väčšiu skupinu ľudí, vrátane seniorov, šetriť, kde sa dá. V neziskovej organizácii Depaul Slovensko evidujú ľudí, ktorí poberajú starobný dôchodok, ale nevychádza im už na zaplatenie stravy, liekov či ošatenia. Zároveň sa pracovníci Depaul Slovensko stretávajú aj so seniormi, ktorí prišli o svoje bývanie.
V epizóde podcastu Ulica n...2024-10-0822 minUlica nie je domovRiaditeľ Depaul Slovensko: Keď hovoríme o advokácii, sme bežci na dlhú traťPodcast organizácie Depaul Slovensko
O advokačných aktivitách s riaditeľmi organizácií na
pomoc ľuďom bez domova.
V apríli tohto roku sa v médiách objavila správa, ktorá ohlásila koniec bezdomovectva na Slovensku do roku 2030. Oznámilo ju Ministerstvo práce sociálnych vecí a rodiny SR, ktoré prišlo s akčným plánom aj plánovaným rozpočtom na tento účel.
Spomínaný akčný plán vychádza z Národnej koncepcie prevencie a ukončovania bezdomovstva. Za týmto prelo...2024-09-2425 minUlica nie je domovZávislosti a ľudia bez domovaPodcast organizácie Depaul Slovensko
„Feťák, alkáč, socka“ – to je len pár nálepiek, ktoré dobre poznajú ľudia bez domova. Mnohí z nich denne na svoju adresu od neznámych ľudí počúvajú: „Nedám mu peniaze, kúpi si za to lacné víno.“
Ako je to so závislosťami, stigmou, ktorá sa s ľuďmi bez domova tak často spája? Vedie alkohol k bezdomovectvu, alebo je skôr jeho dôsledkom? Je možné sa zo závislosti vyliečiť ak človek žije bez stabilného bývania alebo má dlh na zdravotn...2024-09-1026 minUlica nie je domovZdravotná starostlivosť a ľudia bez domovaPodcast organizácie Depaul Slovensko
Slovensko má v rámci EÚ jedny z najprísnejších podmienok prístupu k zdravotnej starostlivosti pre dlžníkov.
Výsledky analýz v štúdii, ktorú pre Depaul Slovensko v roku 2023 vypracoval analytik Martin Smatana a jeho tím, potvrdili, že táto striktnosť nemá očakávané pozitívne dopady na výbere odvodov, a naopak, má negatívne dopady na zdravotný stav dlžníkov, obzvlášť na ľudí bez domova.
Čím slabšia dostupnosť – tým horší stav pacienta – tým drahší výkon a zákrok.
V najnovšej epi...2024-01-1028 minUlica nie je domovVianočný špeciálPodcast organizácie Depaul Slovensko
Pán Peter pracoval 14 rokov ako banský záchranár, v mladosti rád športoval, dokonca skákal na lyžiach, bol čakateľom horskej služby. Úraz, komplikované vzťahy v rodine a iné okolnosti v jeho živote spôsobili, že sa ocitol bez stabilného bývania.
Po rokoch života na ulici, skvote, útulku a ubytovniach, oslávi Peter tohtoročné Vianoce v bezpečí domova. „Sám neviem, ako to na mňa bude pôsobiť,“ hovorí v rozhovore s Dominikou Uhlárovou v najnovšej epizóde podcastu Ulica nie je domov.
V podcaste sp...2023-12-1919 minUlica nie je domovZima – najťažšie obdobie pre ľudí bez domovaPodcast organizácie Depaul Slovensko
Keď pán Mikuláš prišiel o prácu spojenú s bývaním, istý čas svojho života býval v garáži, neskôr v stane v okrajovej časti Bratislavy. S príchodom chladných dní sa bývanie v stane stávalo čoraz neznesiteľnejším.
Jedného dňa našiel terénny tím organizácie Depaul pána Mikuláša v zlom zdravotnom stave, s omrzlinami. Súčasťou novej epizódy podcastu Ulica nie je domov, je rozhovor s pánom Mikulášom (meno uvádzame zmenené).
2023-12-0620 minUlica nie je domovSkok do neznáma – príbeh prvej nízkoprahovej nocľahárnePodcast organizácie Depaul Slovensko
So vznikom organizácie Depaul sa spája jedna veľmi krutá zima pred 17 rokmi. Čo sa vtedy stalo a ako sa to vyvinulo? Prečo vznikla organizácia Depaul Slovensko? Ktoré organizácie patria pod takzvanú Depaul rodinu? Kto bol svätý Vincent de Paul? Aké služby organizácia poskytuje a koľkým ľuďom pomáha? Ako sa situácia na Slovensku v pomoci pre ľudí bez stabilného bývania posunula za 17 rokov?
Na tieto témy hovorí moderátorka Dominika Uhlárová s hosťami Jurajom Barátom...2023-11-2133 minUlica nie je domovKto sú ľudia bez domova a kde sa tu vzaliPodcast organizácie Depaul Slovensko
Kto sú ľudia bez domova? Sú to aj celé rodiny? Koľko ľudí žije na Slovensku bez stabilného bývania? Existuje u nás prevencia, ktorá by chránila ľudí pred stratou bývania? Aké sú časté príčiny straty bývania? Čo je to klasifikácia ETHOS?
Moderátorka Dominika Uhlárová sa tieto a ďalšie súvisiace otázky pýta hostí Dariny Kválovej a Jozefa Kákoša, ktorí sa téme bezdomovectva dlhodobo venujú. Darina Kválová pracuje ako výskumníčka na Inštitúte pre výskum práce a ro...2023-11-0736 minUlica nie je domovBývanie ako prvé alebo Housing firstPodcast organizácie Depaul Slovensko
Prečo ľudia najčastejšie stratia svoje bývanie? Čo znamená prístup Housing first? Ako funguje a ako sa mu darí na Slovensku? Ako sa stať sociálnym prenajímateľom? S čím potrebuje pomôcť človek, ktorý sa po rokoch života na ulici dostal do stabilného bývania?
Tieto a ďalšie podobné otázky položila Dominika Uhlárová hosťom epizódy o bývaní – Kataríne Kupcovej, ktorá dlhé roky pôsobila v organizácii Depaul Slovensko a pracovala tu aj ako vedúca Integračného programu bývani...2023-10-2427 min
Ulica nie je domovSpánok a ľudia bez domovaPodcast organizácie Depaul Slovensko
Aký spánok majú ľudia bez domova? Čo s ľudským organizmom robí dlhodobý deficit kvalitného spánku? Ako vplýva na každodenný život? Ako vyzerá noc v nízkoprahovej nocľahárni? Dokážu ľudia s nedostatkom kvalitného spánku pracovať? Prečo je otvorenie tejto témy dôležité?
Prvá epizóda podcastu Ulica nie je domov je venovaná spánku.
Z rôznych uhlov pohľadu naň nazerajú Michaela Kostičová, lekárka so skúsenosťou s terénnou medicínou a odborníčka na spánok a vedúca Nocľahárne...2023-10-1037 min
Adventures in PRADFans of Fans: DePaul Athletics and it’s Climb Back to the TopDePaul University Athletics is in the process of creating a championship culture inLincoln Park. One of the most challenging aspects of this? Getting the fans back. JoinDePaul Public Relations and Advertising graduate students, Ashley Gimbel and CeciliaLogan as they speak with Taylor Stapleton, Executive Associate Athletics Director forRevenue Generation and Strategic Initiatives at DePaul Athletics. Taylor takes a deepdive into what the Blue Demons are doing and what’s in store as they take over the city in the years to come. 2023-09-0638 min
The Radio DePaul PodcastEpisode 124: DePaul Restroom ReviewIn this mini-sode, Misha gives her field notes on the best and worst restrooms on DePaul's campus.2023-05-0207 min
Radio DePaul Sports PodcastDemon Time w/ DePaul Dance TeamWelcome back to Demon Time! This week, we are highlighting our Dance Squad. Despite what you may think, a lot of work goes into promoting team spirit for Volleyball and Basketball games here at DePaul. The dance members have worked all year long to perform at their best each and every game. This team has also completed their competitions for the year. Tune into the episode to hear about their season and how they did at nationals!2023-04-0830 min
Radio DePaul Sports PodcastDemon Time W/ DePaul Cheerleading
Welcome back to the first Demon Time episode of Spring quarter here at DePaul University. We're starting the quarter off by highlighting the DePaul cheer team. These athletes put in just as much time and effort as all other athletes which is why we wanted to highlight them on this episode. Their sport is nowhere near easy, actually a lot more challenging than you may think. So sit back, relax and learn about the sport of cheer from your very own cheer team.
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Radio DePaul Sports PodcastDemon Rewind: DePaul Men's Basketball VS #8 XavierWith the DePaul Basketball wrapped up, we at RDPS want to highlight some of the games that stuck with us as a station this past season. The next game we want to highlight is a game that happened just eight days after the Villinova game. January 18th our Blue Demon's went up against the then #8 ranked Xavier Musketeers.
Xavier entered the game on an 11-game win streak that started November 30th. Meanwhile, DePaul just a close game to Seton Hall and hadn't won a game against a top ten team in January 18th, 2020 against Butler. A win w...2023-03-152h 44Radio DePaul Sports PodcastDemon Rewind: DePaul Men's Basketball VS VillanovaWith the DePaul Basketball wrapped up, we at RDPS want to highlight some of the games that stuck with us as a station this past season. The first game we would like to highlight is the January 10th game against Villanova.
DePaul entered the game 7-9, with a 1-4 record in the BIG EAST. Additionally, DePaul had not won a game against Villanova, home or away, since Jan 3rd, 2008. That's a totally of 22 all-time meetings that DePaul had not won against DePaul.
Jack Theil and Marie Kane, with Ryan Hinske engineering, called this game.2023-03-122h 44
Radio DePaul Sports PodcastDemon Time's Recap of the DePaul Basketball seasonIt's our final Demon Time of the quarter! Our very Ryan Hinske, host of NBA Tomorrow, give a brief recap of the DePaul Men's and Women's regular season, spitting words of harsh truths and encouraging optimism for next season!
We are appreciative for all of you that tune into Demon Time this quarter, both live and on this podcast!2023-03-1026 min
Radio DePaul Sports PodcastDemon Time w/ DePaul men's tennis head coach, Matt BrothersJanuary 19th features your DePaul men's tennis head coach, Matt Brothers, to Demon Time! Listen as he talks about his tennis background, how he ventured his way to DePaul, and what to look forward to as their season begins. Plus, stay tuned until the very end to hear about Danny Esposito, the 6-year-old who is an inspiring member of the men's tennis team. It's Demon Time!2023-01-2035 min
Radio DePaul Sports PodcastDemon Time w/ DePaul's Women's Tennis coach Marisa Arce and player Mayya PerovaWelcome to Week two of Demon Time featuring the DePaul women’s tennis team. Joining us in this episode is head coach Marisa Arce and graduate student Mayya Perova. They join us in studio to talk a little bit of tennis and what they enjoy most about their team at DePaul.2023-01-1433 min
Radio DePaul Sports PodcastDemon Time w/ DePaul's AD DeWayne PeevyWelcome to Demon Time, Radio DePaul Sports’ new show focusing on all things DePaul Athletics. For our inaugural show we have DePaul Athletic Director DeWayne Peevy joining us to talk about all 13 of his teams. Listen in as we discuss the athletic department that Peevy has built and continues to build. Plus, we will discuss some favorite moments from 2022 and what to look forward to as a DePaul Blue Demon fan in 20232023-01-1141 minThe Radio DePaul PodcastEpisode 115: The Chicago AccentIn this episode, Misha explores the origins of the Chicago accents and how our accents fit into our overall identities.
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History @ DePaul https://las.depaul.edu/academics/history/Pages/default.aspx
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Why the Chicaaaaago Accent Is Really a New York One https...2022-11-0717 min
I Am Not Defined01: Interview with T.C. SchneckEmma and Katie sat down with T.C. Schneck, the associate director for DePaul University’s Center for Students with Disabilities (CSD), to talk about his history with and understand of accessibility work. Listen to learn more about disability accommodations at DePaul and how students can apply to receive them. View the full episode transcript at our website.2022-09-0924 min
DePaul DownloadDeparting DePaul: What Dr. Esteban will miss as presidentIn five years as DePaul president, Gabriel Esteban has guided the university through the fulfillment of many long-standing strategic goals and the trials of Covid-19. As he concludes his tenure, Dr. Esteban joins the DePaul Download podcast to reflect on these years and on what he’ll remember about our university. LISTEN NOW.2022-05-2421 minDePaul DownloadHow businesses can push back effectively against ‘fake news’In today’s news, clickbait headlines and “deep-fake” videos can stand alongside legitimate, well-reported stories. Any business can quickly be victimized by a wrong, even malicious story or social media post. DePaul professors Ron Culp and Matt Ragas, co-authors of “Business Acumen for Strategic Communicators,” join DePaul Download to discuss how business leaders can both correct the record and save reputations without getting into a mudslinging contest. Culp and Ragas also discuss the Public Relations and Advertising program’s recent PRWeek award for Outstanding Education Program.2022-05-1120 minDePaul DownloadDoug Bruno on Title IX’s 50-year impact on women’s sportsThis year marks the 50th anniversary of Title IX, the federal civil rights law that removed barriers for women in education and sports. It’s also a year DePaul University is celebrating the induction of legendary Women’s Basketball Coach Doug Bruno into the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame. In his 36 years as head coach at DePaul, Bruno has advocated for the equal treatment of women. He recently led his team to the NCAA tournament for the 25th time.2022-04-2611 minDePaul DownloadDePaul Law strengthens the pipeline to law school and the legal professionThe U.S. Senate recently confirmed the first African American woman on the U.S. Supreme Court—the pinnacle of the legal profession. This, however, isn’t the only legal arena where historically underrepresented groups are struggling to break through. While law schools have grown more diverse, law students of color still face challenges and barriers to success. DePaul Law Dean Jennifer Rosato Perea, a first-generation law graduate herself, discusses what her college is doing to introduce first-generation and students from historically underrepresented groups to the legal profession and the college’s other measures that will make a difference to div...2022-04-0823 min
Unlabeled Leadership133: Catalina: A Leadership StoryEpisode 133 is a one-off episode that doesn’t follow the standard format. The story that you will hear is about Catalina, a rescued kitten. In the narrative, Gary DePaul shares two insights that can help you strengthen your leadership capabilities and help the people you work with feel more appreciated, understood, and cared for.
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Unlabeled Leadership is a free service for people to learn about leadership. If you want to support th...2022-03-0809 minDePaul DownloadWhy the “Harry Potter” fandom enduresTwenty-five years after the first book was released, the “Harry Potter” series continues to captivate college students’ attention. A DePaul study abroad trip is returning after a three-year break to explore places in the United Kingdom that inspired scenes in books and films. The two professors who lead the program— Rebecca Johns-Trissler, associate professor and director of the Graduate Program in Writing and Publishing, and Paul Booth, professor of Media and Cinema Studies—join DePaul Download to share how they plan a study abroad trip around a fictional world, why college students are still interested in Harry Potter and how they’l...2022-03-0820 minDePaul DownloadHow the pandemic expanded access to global learning opportunitiesThrough the global virtual internship program, one DePaul student assisted a Spanish film company in producing a documentary about the pandemic. Another helped an Irish nonprofit analyze social and emotional support needs for the refugees they serve. They did this without having to fly around the world. GianMario Besana, associate provost for global engagement, joins DePaul Download to discuss how new programs born out of expediency during the pandemic have expanded access and transformed global learning opportunities.2022-02-0816 minDePaul DownloadHelping Women-Led Businesses Thrive In A Pandemic-Strained EconomyEvery business had to become a technology company during the pandemic, says Abigail Ingram, director of DePaul’s Women in Entrepreneurship Institute. While businesses across Chicago and the country closed their doors due to the challenges the pandemic has brought on, all the women-led ventures the institute supported have continued to thrive. DePaul Download talks with Ingram and WEI board chair Joan Hannant about the success of the institute and navigating the current economic climate. LISTEN.2022-01-1115 min
Unlabeled Leadership114: Matt Schlegel and Raising Self-AwarenessI invite guests to share personal stories about acts of leadership that help shape their lives. In Episode 114, Matt Schlegel describes his transition from individual contributor to manager. He talks about how he helped two teams with distinct cultures work together effectively. He then advises us on how to build the leadership muscle.
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Matt is the Managing partner at Schlegel Cascade, focusing on cost reduction. He is the Principle of Schlegel Consulting, where he provides consulting, coaching, and several workshops designed to help teams succeed through team cooperation. He is the author of Teamwork 9.0...2021-12-0221 minDePaul DownloadEntryway for Empathy: Exploring Personal Stories in the Courageous Dialogue SeriesHearing personal stories can create a deeper understanding of the harms of racism and systemic oppression, says DePaul professor and documentary filmmaker Chi-Jang Yin. As DePaul’s Presidential Faculty Fellow, Yin produced a series of videos, titled the Courageous Dialogue Series, interviewing students, faculty and staff about their experiences. She joins the podcast to discuss to how she gained trust with her sources, how the pandemic revealed deep inequities that still exist in our society, and the role of personal stories in diversity, equity and inclusion work.2021-11-1618 minDePaul DownloadBehind the scenes: A look at the new Opera HallThe pandemic delayed the debut show of DePaul’s new Sasha and Eugene Jarvis Opera Hall. This November, the hall will finally host its premier show with a performance of La Calisto on November 12 and 14. DePaul Download takes you behind the scenes of the opera with Harry Silverstein, the director of DePaul Opera Theatre and chair of musical performance in the School of Music. He talks about the renovated performance hall, and how its unique design will serve opera students, other performers and the community.2021-11-0216 min
Stuff You Should Know About FinanceStudent Spotlight: Jose GarciaIn the third Student Spotlight episode, host Brigid Curran Hackett viturally sits down with DePaul Finance student Jose Garcia to discuss his unique journey entering the world of finance. Jose served in the United States Marine Corps from 2011 to 2017 where he helped the U.S. conduct operations in both the U.S. and Japan. After his service, he decided to pursue his higher education academic journey, beginning at a community college before transferring to DePaul. Jose currently interns as a PPP intern at Wintrust and post-graduation, will begin his full-time role at BMO Capital Markets as a corporate banking...2021-10-2016 minDePaul DownloadBegin Again: University President Discusses Community's Return to CampusThis fall, the DePaul community started more than a new set of classes and work assignments. Students, faculty and staff also began working towards a B.A. — the charge to begin again. Furthermore, DePaul’s President, Dr. Gabriel Esteban, announced earlier this year that he will step down from his role on June 30, 2022. Dr. Esteban joins the podcast to talk about the community's return to campus after learning and working online during a global pandemic, to reflect on his time as president and to outline what's in store for this academic year.2021-09-1405 minThe Radio DePaul PodcastEpisode 108: CTA StoriesSonal and Priya take a look at the Chicago Transit Authority, or the CTA. Many Chicago residents are pretty familiar with the CTA from using it to get across the city. How did this integral transportation system evolve into what it is today?
DePaul professor Joseph Schwieterman is an expert on public transportation and explained how the CTA came to be, what makes it so special and just how different Chicago and DePaul would be without it.
Thank you professor Schwieterman for sharing his expertise. Also thank you to DePaul student Grace Magar and DePaul...2021-06-0115 min
DePaul DownloadFaith, community and living Vincentian values in the time of COVID-19COVID-19 is fundamentally altering the way people live, and that includes how they practice their faiths. In this episode, DePaul’s new Vice President for Mission and Ministry Rev. Guillermo (Memo) Campuzano, C.M., outlines how the university community can continue connecting in faith-based ways during a time when we’re encouraged to be apart. Fr. Memo first came to DePaul as a student in 1999 after escaping from Colombia as a political refugee. He returned to DePaul for his current role just weeks before the university announced it would move nearly all courses and operations to remote delivery to help...2021-05-1418 minDePaul DownloadMeet DePaul’s New Blue Demon: Coach Stubbs, the Men’s Basketball Head CoachIn April, DePaul welcomed a new member to the Blue Demon family, Tony Stubblefield – or Coach Stubbs as he prefers to be called – as the new men’s basketball head coach. The Iowa native comes to DePaul after spending 11 seasons at the University of Oregon. He joins the podcast to talk about his plans for the team, shares how he will recruit local athletes and even gives the DePaul community a personal factoid that many may not know about him.2021-05-1110 minThe Radio DePaul PodcastEpisode 107: Turning Leaf for Black Journalists at DePaulIn this extra episode of the Radio DePaul Podcast, Neelam takes a look at the National Association of Black Journalist's chapter at DePaul. Neelam joined NABJ earlier this academic year and interviewed Monique Petty Ashmeade, one of the students who helped establish the DePaul chapter.
Monique talks about how she helped create the DePaul NABJ chapter and why there wasn't one like it before. The episode highlights the importance of the organization, what it stands for and how Black DePaul students can benefit from joining.
Monique also highlights some of the multicultural organizations on campus that have helped her on h...2021-04-3010 minDePaul DownloadCommencement Celebrations Like No OtherThe COVID-19 pandemic affected nearly every aspect of the collegiate experience – including commencement. DePaul wanted to ensure the Class of 2021 had the opportunity to participate in the time-honored tradition – even if it looked different than a typical year. So, the university planned Graduation Celebration, a 10-day outdoor, interactive commencement experience. DePaul’s interim provost, Salma Ghanem, shares more about all of the university’s commencement plans for the Class of 2021.2021-04-2708 min
Stuff You Should Know About FinanceFinancial Technology with Professor Lamont BlackIn this episode, we dive deep into the world of Financial Technology, also known as FinTech. Hosts Damita Menezes and Kevin Albrecht sit down with DePaul University finance professor, Lamont Black, to discuss cryptocurrency, investment apps, and mobile banking. Professor Black is an associate professor of finance in the Driehaus College of Business. He is also the academic director for the Keeley Center for Financial Services. Prior to joining the faculty at DePaul, Professor Black worked as an economist at the Federal Reserve Board of Governors in Washington, D.C. Join Damita, Kevin, and Professor Black as they discuss...2021-03-3150 minDePaul DownloadDePaul’s College of Science and Health Meets the Demand for Growth in STEMIn a year that included the COVID-19 pandemic and protests for racial justice, DePaul’s College of Science and Health stayed busy as faculty and staff chipped in to make a difference by donating PPE equipment, publishing research to shape the conversation around the virus, and creating guidance on how to build an antiracist lab. As the college begins celebrating its 10th anniversary, Dean Stephanie Dance-Barnes joins DePaul Download to discuss the college’s past, present and future.
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Unlabeled Leadership027: Robynne Orr Narrates the Value EffectI invite guests to share personal stories about acts of leadership that help shape their lives. In Episode 27, Robynne Orr explains how she became happier working with others by changing her expectations. She explains the value of expressing value, and Robynne shares some practical advice.
00:00 Prologue: A Narrative Passion
Robynne is more than an architect for Yale University. She is a voiceover talent. In 2020, Robynne narrated my book, What the Heck Is Leadership and Why Should I Care? If you listen to the audiobook, you’ll quickly realize Robynne’s passion for nonfiction narration becomes appa...2021-03-0420 min
Opening Doors to Hope and BelongingA Goat, A Goal, and What It Means to Be BraveLast summer, DePaul Community Resources was thrilled to announce the release of A Goat’s Tale: Billie the Fainting Goat Learns to be Brave by author Amy Burns and illustrated by Julianne Orr. Amy is a licensed professional counselor, a supervisor, and site leader for DePaul’s Abingdon office. In this episode, host Alison Wickline will introduce you to this interactive and educational story about a fainting goat. She'll also catch up with Amy to discuss her work and the journey to get here.2021-02-1710 minOpening Doors to Hope and BelongingSelf-Care and Filling Your CupDuring this pandemic, you might have transitioned to a new way of working or you might have lost your job. You might be struggling with managing childcare. You may be worried about your health and the health of those around you. It’s a lot, and research says self-care can be an important part of weathering these storms. So let’s talk about self-care and the importance of it right now. Join host Alison Wickline, along with Lise Martin, regional trainer at DePaul, and Becky Sellers, a clinician at DePaul, for this informative and encouraging discussion. 2021-02-0319 minOpening Doors to Hope and BelongingThe Impact of a Pandemic on Foster Youth "Aging Out"Every year, roughly 20,000 youth age out of the foster care system in the United States. When they age out, they face significant challenges in meeting their needs for health care, education, employment, housing and emotional support. But what happens to those youth when a pandemic hits? In this episode, host Alison Wickline searches for those answers and also speaks with DePaul Independent Living Specialist Meredith Breeden to discuss the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on youth in DePaul's program. 2021-01-2711 minDePaul DownloadTeaching Through Tough TimesWith the COVID-19 pandemic, political unrest and long-needed reckonings on race, 2020 presented many challenges for teachers and principals. To help educators, students and parents during these times, Donna Kiel, director of DePaul’s Office of Innovative Professional Learning and a College of Education professor, joins the podcast to outline DePaul’s programs and efforts that helped local teachers and principals transition to remote learning. She also shares strategies on how to be an anti-racist educator and ways to help students become more resilient during tough times. 2021-01-2622 min
Unlabeled Leadership008: Ronald Graves Differentiates the Coaching RoleOn Wednesday episodes, I share leadership beliefs and unlabel terminology. I invite guests to share their expertise about small or big acts of leadership.
In Episode Eight, Ronald Graves, a certified coach, distinguishes the meaning of coaching from the popular notion and from other roles. He explains how professionals can leverage coaching to strengthen in their current positions. Also, Ronald describes his Five Levels of Listening.
00:23 Prologue: Disclaimer: He’s my Coach and Friend
Ronald has more than 35 years of business consulting experience, in which he served in leadership roles for 20 years. He is...2021-01-2028 minOpening Doors to Hope and BelongingGet Involved: Court Appointed Special Advocates for ChildrenLet's step outside the walls of DePaul. Back in Season 1, host Alison Wickline listed some ways to get involved and help the populations DePaul loves and serves. One of those ways was to become a CASA, or Court Appointed Special Advocates for Children, volunteer. In this episode, Alison is joined by CASA program director for the Roanoke Valley Katie Van Patten to discuss this impactful and important work. 2021-01-2016 min
Unlabeled Leadership002: The Difference Between Management and LeadershipOn Wednesday episodes, I share leadership beliefs and unlabel terminology. For Episode Two, I break down the management and leadership concepts.
00:06 Prologue: What Experts Get Wrong about Management and Leadership
When I searched for videos about how management and leadership differ, I found several experts who don’t get these concepts.
02:33 Part 1: What is management?
I define and discuss the types of management. Then, I share a definition by Mary Parker Follet. I conclude by making the case that there is no similarity or overlap in meaning between management and leadership....2021-01-0618 minDePaul DownloadChristmas from DePaul: A behind the scenes look at this year’s virtual eventLike many things in 2020, the university’s cherished annual holiday event will look a bit different. Christmas from DePaul is going virtual. To give the DePaul community a behind the scenes look at this year’s event is its producers, Tony Peluso and Jamie Davis. On this episode, they talk about the challenges they faced due to COVID-19, explain how DePaul’s campus was used to help tell the story of Jesus’ birth and share how DePaul’s students were involved in creating this year’s event, in front of and behind the camera.2020-12-0723 minDePaul DownloadGet to know DeWayne Peevy, DePaul’s new director of athleticsEarlier this year DePaul University named a new director of athletics, DeWayne Peevy. Coming from the University of Kentucky, Peevy sits down with DePaul Download three months into his tenure to share more about how he’s adjusting to DePaul’s campus and the city, his “ABCs of DePaul Athletics,” and some previously unknown facts about himself.2020-11-1816 minThe Radio DePaul PodcastEpisode 99: LanguageIn this episode, we take a closer look at language. Specifically, we wanted to know -- does the language we speak affect the way we think?
Thank you to Mackenzie and Juliana for their insight on being bilingual, as well as our moms and to everyone who shared their favorite word with us. We especially want to thank Professor Brad Hoot, associate professor and director of graduate programs in modern languages at DePaul.
Professor Hoot is also the director of a new linguistics minor now available at DePaul. If you're interested in language or...2020-10-1936 minDePaul DownloadDePaul Creates New Scholarship to Offer Private Education at Attainable CostFamilies are increasingly burdened by financial strain due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and many are concerned with how they can afford a private university education. In response to that, this fall, DePaul University established the new State Scholar Plus University Scholarship Program. To talk about the new program, who’s eligible, and how it aligns with DePaul’s Vincentian mission and purpose is university President, Dr. Esteban.2020-10-1508 minDePaul DownloadDePaul Professor and Environmental Scientist Shares How to Build an Antiracist LabRacial and ethnic diversity within the Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) fields remains low, and many scientists and researchers are seeking solutions to help address racism in their workplaces. To help, assistant professor and environmental scientist in the Department of Environmental Science and Studies for DePaul’s College of Science and Health, Dr. Bala Chaudhary, collaborated with another researcher of color to create the “Ten Simple Rules for Building an Antiracist Lab.”2020-10-1312 minDePaul DownloadStudents Find More than Gaming in DePaul EsportsThe Esports market, or competitive video gaming, is anticipated to surpass $1.5 billion by 2023. At DePaul, Esports is even a BIG EAST-sanctioned program. DePaul’s director of Student Involvement, Courtney James, talks about DePaul’s unique Esports community, which draws hundreds of student gamers. Through their participation, the students find connection, an inclusive environment and even inspiration for career paths. James also discusses some of DePaul’s upcoming Esports events and the pandemic’s impact on the industry.2020-09-2923 minDePaul DownloadDePaul Kicks Off Unique Academic Year Rooted in its MissionWhile nearly every aspect of our lives was disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic, one area strongly remains the same DePaul – the university’s commitment to its Catholic, Vincentian and urban mission. To kick off the unique 2020-2021 academic year, DePaul Download sits down with DePaul University’s President Dr. A. Gabriel Esteban. He explains how the community’s commitment to the university’s mission is stronger than ever, even during these unprecedented times, shares remote-learning success stories and challenges the community to apply the mission to their personal lives.2020-09-1717 minOpening Doors to Hope and BelongingThe Power of Independent LivingAlong the often-challenging road to independence, DePaul’s Independent Living (IL) program offers support to young people as they transition from life in foster care to life as adults. Join host Alison Wickline as she discusses the program with DePaul staff as well as an individual who credits the program with changing her life.2020-09-1615 min
Radio DePaul Sports PodcastAbbas, Bear and Canz - Washington football, DePaul AD search candidates + Bearded athletes triviaOn this week's ABC podcast Canz and Bear discuss who DePaul should look to in their search for a new athletic director. The discussion then switches over to the potential name change of the Washington football team.
For trivia this week, Bear and Canz face off again this week in beard themed trivia. Nick Canz is looking for revenge after sustaining his first loss last week. 2020-07-0454 minRadio DePaul Sports PodcastBlack Lives MatterFor this episode of the Radio DePaul Sports podcast, Gina and Abbas looked into how sports entities, including media, should respond to the protests against police brutality. The episode includes three interviews.
The first with Fred Mitchell, an adjunct faculty at DePaul University who was a sportswriter at the Chicago Tribune for over 41 years. Mitchell discussed his career as a journalist and an athlete and he also had advice for students and student journalists. The second interview was with Jon Greenberg, the founding editor of The Athletic and the lead columnist for Athletic's Chicago branch. Greenberg...2020-06-0847 minDePaul DownloadSister Helen Prejean and the Death Penalty: Decades of Fighting Capital PunishmentSister Helen Prejean has dedicated her life to opposing the death penalty after she witnessed an execution in her home state of Louisiana. Her efforts have sparked a national dialogue on capital punishment and she has helped shape the Catholic Church’s position on the topic. In 2011, she donated her personal archives to the university to help the DePaul community continue to learn from her work. On this episode of DePaul Download, Sister Helen talks about life’s work and what keeps her going. 2020-05-2632 minDePaul DownloadDePaul Bioethicists and Their Roles in the Fight Against COVID-19At the heart of the COVID-19 pandemic are bioethicists, experts who help health professionals and elected officials navigate tough decisions. While the toughest choice for most of us was just staying home, bioethicists, such as DePaul’s Craig Klugman and Valerie Koch, helped answer tough questions to prepare communities for COVID-19. They both served on statewide planning efforts to prepare for a pandemic, and on this episode of DePaul Download, they discuss the response to COVID-19 and what may come next.2020-05-1219 minDePaul DownloadWhere Do We Go from Here? A Conversation with Dr. EstebanUniversity campuses across the country have been fundamentally disrupted by COVID-19. At DePaul, courses moved to remote delivery through the end of Summer Quarter and almost all university operations are being conducted remotely. Students, parents, faculty and staff are eager for some certainty about what the future holds. Will in-person classes at DePaul resume in the fall? Will COVID-19 permanently alter the way the university operates? While many details still aren’t known, DePaul President A. Gabriel Esteban, Ph.D., shares his thoughts on these questions and the factors DePaul is considering as the university begins planning for the fa...2020-05-0718 min
Economics & Strategy PodcastBrian Thompson, DePaul UniversityIn this episode, we speak with Clinical Professor of Economics at DePaul and Principal at Black & Essington Solutions, Brian Thompson, about the behavioral components of decision-making and strategy. Cognition plays a massive role in how individuals and firms make decisions that ultimately might be suboptimal. With daily updates about the impact of COVID-19 on people, organizations, and the economy at large, we discuss how a couple of industries might experience pivots in the coming year.2020-04-3035 minDePaul DownloadDePaul’s influence on Alum Brian Coleman’s journey to National School Counselor of the YearBrian Coleman, a 2014 DePaul College of Education alum, brings his signature energy to this episode of DePaul Download to discuss being named 2019’s National School Counselor of the Year and how his DePaul experience helped him and his career. The counselor at Jones College Prep in Chicago shares his “unicorn philosophy” and provides a glimpse into what high student face today, giving a picture of an alum who exemplifies “Here, We Do.”2020-04-2814 minRadio DePaul Sports PodcastMonday Madness Sports Talk Ep. 168The 168th episode of Monday Madness and the third recorded in Noah's bedroom. Yet it is the first time ever three separate people have called in to the show. It starts off with former co-host from WHCM-FM 88.3, James Jefferson. Football season, basketball, and baseball were discussed in the first half hour. Then the next half hour DePaul Men's Basketball student manager and host of the Blue Demon Hoops Podcast, Ethan Densmore, came on to talk all things DePaul basketball. Then the last 20 minutes DePaulia Newspaper Editor In Chief, Shane Rene, showed up last minute to discuss...2020-04-221h 23
Stuff You Should Know About FinanceStuff You Should Know About Finance - TrailerThis podcast uncovers and explains financial topics and related current or historical events into more understandable terms by our featured guests. With the help of the marketing team of DePaul University’s Department of Finance, this podcast brings together finance professors and industry professionals with finance students to breakdown real world examples. If you want to gain financial literacy, keep up with financial discussions or learn about finance courses at DePaul, tune in! For more information, check out https://bit.ly/2QvmppC and follow us on all social media @financedepaul2020-04-1501 minDePaul DownloadWhen Alum Karli Butler Shared Her Message of Forgiveness from DePaul’s TEDx StageAlumna Karli Butler inspired the TEDxDePaulUniversity audience in 2018 with her story of the acid attack she survived in 2006, her recovery and the path she took towards forgiving her assailant. In this episode, DePaul Download checks back in with Karli to hear what she’s been up to, how the TEDx experience impacted her life and what it was like to share such a personal story with hundreds of people. Karli is a Double Demon, holding both a bachelor’s and master’s degree from the College of Communication.2020-04-1412 minDePaul DownloadAlyssa Westring on What Parents Can Learn from Business LeadershipThere is no shortage of advice for business leaders seeking to optimize their performance or for parents hoping to do the best for their children. A DePaul professor says it’s time for one group to consider learning from the other. Alyssa Westring, an associate professor of management & entrepreneurship and a DePaul Presidential Fellow, and a colleague recently published a book, “Parents Who Lead,” about how applying leadership principles to parenthood can help parents lead more purposeful lives. In this episode, Westring suggests solutions for the burnout years of parenthood and describes how leadership provides some guidance. She also discus...2020-03-1017 minRadio DePaul Sports PodcastTalking Possessed Episode 4On this week's episode, we spoke with DePaulia sports editor Lawrence Kreymer about the DePaul men's team. We also previewed the upcoming home match ups this weekend for the DePaul women's team. 2020-02-1423 minDePaul DownloadNick Thomas on Hospitality Industry Trends and Hospitality Leadership EducationIn the 10 years since DePaul’s School of Hospitality Leadership was established, the hospitality industry has seen dramatic changes. Advancements in technology are improving how hotels, restaurants and convention centers operate; new trends are reshaping the travel experience; and far-off destinations are more within reach. How does DePaul prepare students to enter this fast-growing sector? With a combination of classroom instruction led by professors with industry experience and hands-on training. In this episode, Nick Thomas, the school’s director, talks about how hospitality leadership educators are meeting the challenge of evolving with the industry—and shares what he’s learned...2020-02-1219 minRadio DePaul Sports PodcastDePaul vs Providence Post Game Interview with Kelly CampbellDePaul senior guard Kelly Campbell helped DePaul bounce back from a loss against Creighton with an incredible stat line of 12 points, 13 assists and 11 rebounds in a 93-71 win over Providence. This was Campbell's second triple double of her career at DePaul. Gina Ciolli was able to interview Campbell following the conclusion of the game. 2020-02-0302 min
The Radio DePaul PodcastExtra Episode 1: Moral of the MuralIn the first Extra Episode of The Radio DePaul Podcast, Priya takes us through a journey of street art, its accessibility and how these public paintings and art pieces speak to everyone in differently unique ways. But in the end, even if interpretations differ, it means something to us regardless.
Thanks to Brother Mark, Anat Ronen, and Priya's tour guide, Matt, for participating in interviews. Interviews conducted by Priya and Amy, and the episode was produced and edited by Priya and John.
Anat’s Page: http://www.anatronen.com
Brother Mark Elder’s Page: https://condor.depaul.edu/~melder/
CREDITS:
IG...2020-01-3115 minDePaul DownloadHow Two Psychology Professors Earned $6 Million to Support Chicago Youth at Risk of ViolenceDePaul psychology professors W. LaVome Robinson and Leonard A. Jason recently received a $6.6 million grant from the National Institute of Mental Health to reduce African American youth violence. Robinson leads the project, Success Over Stress, reaching ninth graders in Chicago Public Schools. The program teaches coping skills to deal with stress, enhance resilience, and prevent interpersonal violence and suicide. The award is the largest research grant DePaul has ever received. In this episode, Robinson and Jason—collaborators for nearly 40 years—talk about the Success Over Stress Violence Prevention Project and how their work connects to DePaul’s Vincentian mission.2020-01-2816 minRadio DePaul Sports PodcastTalking Possessed Episode 1This podcast is a recap of the third week of Big East conference play. The DePaul women's team went on the road to beat Xavier and Butler with senior guard Kelly Campbell reaching 1000 points in her career against Butler. The DePaul men's team beat then 5th ranked Butler, breaking a four game losing streak. 2020-01-2212 minDePaul DownloadInterim Provost Salma Ghanem on Encouraging, Funding and Celebrating InnovationDePaul continuously looks for ways to evolve and offer students the best curriculum, campus life, technology and facilities. And results of the collective efforts are clear: U.S. News & World Report named DePaul one of the country’s “most innovative schools” in its 2020 Best Colleges rankings. As the university prepares to host the first annual DePaul Innovation Day for faculty and staff on Jan. 24, Interim Provost Salma Ghanem discusses how DePaul encourages innovation and the wide range of projects funded under the Academic Growth and Innovation Fund Program. 2020-01-1412 minDePaul DownloadPolitical Scientist Christina Rivers: Restoring the Fundamental Right to VoteA democracy that’s truly representative of the people depends on the people to exercise their right to vote. There are some groups of people, however, who regularly don’t vote—because they don’t know they’re eligible. Contrary to popular belief, in Illinois, a convicted felon regains eligibility to vote as soon as he or she leaves a corrections facility. Anyone awaiting trial in jail is eligible to vote, too. DePaul political scientist Christina Rivers, an expert in voting rights and a DePaul Presidential Fellow, helped pass legislation to provide voter education to soon-to-be released inmates. In this episo...2019-11-1932 minDePaul DownloadDr. Gabriel Esteban & Lydia Stazen: World’s Big Sleep Out and Ending Homelessness within This GenerationThousands across the globe—from Singapore to Croatia—will sleep outside on Dec. 7 in solidarity with and in support of people experiencing homelessness. In Chicago, DePaul’s Institute of Global Homelessness is hosting the World’s Big Sleep Out on the Lincoln Park Campus. It’s one of IGH’s many initiatives to help end street homelessness around the world. In this episode, Lydia Stazen, executive director of IGH, joins DePaul’s president, Dr. Gabriel Esteban, in conversation about the Big Sleep Out, IGH’s place at DePaul, and IGH’s plans to turn the energy and momentum of Big Sleep Out into...2019-11-1214 minDePaul DownloadGuillermo Vásquez de Velasco and David Wellman Introduce The Grace School of Applied DiplomacyA wide range of professionals must practice diplomacy in today’s complex world. Can you imagine a school in which a Chicago community organizer studies alongside a peer in the foreign service? Established with an anonymous $20 million gift, DePaul’s new Grace School of Applied Diplomacy is making that a reality. The school aims to empower a diverse generation of diplomats from a wide range of professions with the education and skills needed to develop solutions to society’s most vexing challenges. Learn more about The Grace School—the first of its kind in the U.S.—from two DePaul lea...2019-09-2426 minDePaul DownloadPresident A. Gabriel Esteban: Tracing the Path from Manila to DePaulDr. Esteban’s early life experiences in the Philippines influenced his journey to the presidency of DePaul. From his years growing up in the suburbs of Manila to his days facing tear gas as a student activist, Dr. Esteban shares the moments that changed his life—and how they connect him to today’s undergraduates. He also discusses the last time he played basketball, his favorite Chicago restaurants and how faith guides his approach to leadership.2019-09-2425 minDePaul DownloadDePaul Download - TrailerWelcome to DePaul Download, a podcast exploring the people and initiatives that distinguish DePaul, the nation's largest Catholic university. Guests will include DePaul's faculty experts and our university president, Dr. Gabriel Esteban. Subscribe today so you don't miss the first full episodes when they are released in late September 2019. 2019-09-0901 min
The Radio DePaul PodcastEpisode 84: Are Those Airpods Real?In this episode, John and Amy investigate why all us city-dwellers listen to so much dang music. We talked to Marty O'Connell (General Manager for Radio DePaul), Charlie Carey (Music Director at Radio DePaul) and Thomas Miller (Director of Sound Recording Technology at DePaul, among a million other amazing things).
SONG IN ORDER OF HOW THEY ARE USED IN PODCAST
Summit - by Jonny Easton
Link: https://youtu.be/ZH5B_C8r9Dk
Check out his channel
Link: https://www.youtube.com/jonnyeaston
Track Name: "This Time Of The Year"
Music By: Dj Quads @ https://soundcloud.com/aka-dj-quads
Original...2019-06-0223 min
The Radio DePaul PodcastEpisode 79: David and GoliathWe spent the last month reporting on DePaul Freshman David Krupa. Last month, the Chicago Tribune said David was going up against a Chicago version of Goliath, as he takes on 13th Ward Alderman Marty Quinn. Over the last few months, David’s been running a campaign to unseat Alderman Quinn, and the race has been full of lawsuits, dirty politics, and ghosts from David’s past. In this episode, we unpack the 5 things you need to know about this DePaul freshman’s brush with the Chicago Political Machine.
Print companion: http://fourteeneastmag.com/index.php/2019/02/22/david-and-goliath-inside-depaul-freshman-david-krupas-campaign-for-13th-ward-alderman/
Music:
"Politicians In My...2019-02-2329 minRadio DePaul Sports PodcastA Walk Through Wintrust - Collaboration with 14 SpeaksOutside of paying your tuition, there are few things DePaul wants you to do more than see a game at the new Wintrust Arena.
Radio DePaul Sports and 14 East bring you A Walk Through Wintrust, a survey into the attitude of DePaul students regarding Wintrust Arena and DePaul basketball.
Dylan Van Sickle, Jenni Holtz, Madeline Happold of 14 East and Matthew Melemseter and Tim Stebbins of Radio DePaul Sports contributed.2019-02-1522 min
The Radio DePaul PodcastEpisode 72: M0d3rN 4RTThe Radio DePaul Podcast returns for a new year with a new team. John Cotter and Amy Do begin a mini-series on the unexpected ways the internet has impacted everyday life. This episode examines how contemporary art has been affected by digitization.
Special thanks to EXPO Chicago and the Museum of Contemporary Art. Information on how to attend both of the features mentioned in this episode can be found on The Radio DePaul Podcast Facebook page.
"Backbay Lounge" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/2018-09-1822 min
The Radio DePaul PodcastEpisode 70: Twenty Things To Do At DePaul Before You GraduateIt’s graduation season! One of the benefits of having a couple extra weeks for school is that you get to experience all the things you might not have done during the last few years here. This week,we adventure into some hidden treasures that you may not have discovered in your time here at DePaul University.
Music: incompetech.com2018-05-2815 min
The Radio DePaul PodcastEpisode 69: The Course of True Drag Never Did Run SmoothAfter the 3rd annual DePaul Drag Show, as well as all the recent controversey surrounding RuPaul, we here at Radio DePaul asked: what is drag? This week, we aim to answer that very glittery question, and the answer may not be as complicated as you think.
Music: https://incompetech.com/2018-05-0724 min
The Radio DePaul PodcastEpisode 59: A New PerspectiveWelcome back to the Radio DePaul Podcast. This week, we dive into past issues over the summer, and what we can do now to help avoid them in the future through a new perspective.
Music was supplied by Incompetech, and https://www.bensound.com/
Also, this year, the Radio DePaul Podcast will be posting every other week. On our off weeks, be sure to tune in to Mistake and Eggs, the other podcast we have at the station. You can tune in here: https://soundcloud.com/radiodepaul/sets/mistake-and-eggs2017-09-2517 min
The Radio DePaul PodcastEpisode 56: Radio DePaul RewindThis week, on the Radio DePaul Podcast, we're taking a look back into our archives and highlight Episode 23: "In Defense of Quitting". Please enjoy!2017-05-1532 min
The Radio DePaul PodcastEpisode 50: Greatest HitsIn April of 2015, some Radio DePaul students started an experiment to see where it would go. Fifty episodes later, it's still going strong.
This week, the Radio DePaul Podcast highlights some of what we think are our best stories in our fiftieth episode special. Thanks to everyone who's paved the way and made the Radio DePaul Podcast what it is today.
The Radio DePaul Podcast will be taking a two-week break between Winter and Spring Quarters at DePaul University, but we'll return with Episode 51 on April 3rd!2017-03-1337 min
The Radio DePaul PodcastEpisode 45: Rock-The-Clock 2017This week we highlight the best of our 48-Hour Live Broadcast Marathon Fundraiser, Rock-The-Clock, raising money for DePaul University's DemonTHON fundraiser for Lurie Children's Hospital. We've got great content from Good Vibes, Millennial Round-Table, and interviews with some of the children and families of Lurie Children's Hospital.
If you enjoyed the show, please donate here!
http://events.dancemarathon.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=donorDrive.teamParticipants&teamID=22450
Premiering February 16th, Radio DePaul's new podcast Mistake and Eggs from Joe D'Amico!
This episode featured music from Ava Lake.2017-02-0636 min
The Radio DePaul PodcastEpisode 32: Milo Comes To TownIn the final episode of The Radio DePaul Podcast for the quarter, we report on the fallout from Milo Yiannopoulos's campus visit. WARNING: THIS EPISODE INCLUDES SOME EXPLICIT LANGUAGE.
DePaulia Articles Referenced:
"Ongoing campus tension spills over into protest" by Brenden Moore, Matt Paras: http://depauliaonline.com/2016/05/30/depaul-campus-tension-spills-over-yiannopoulos-protest/
"Why I Protest" by Ed Ward: http://depauliaonline.com/2016/05/30/protested-ed-ward-tells-story/2016-06-0431 min
The Radio DePaul PodcastEpisode 31: Get Ready for FEST!With Karmin, T-Pain, and The Neighbourhood about to invade the DePaul quad, The Radio DePaul Podcast prepared this episode to get you ready!2016-05-2727 min
The Radio DePaul PodcastEpisode 27: DemonThon 2016It's that time of the year again! This weekend, DePaul students will cram into the McGrath-Phillips Arena and stand for 24 hours to raise money for the sick kids at The Ann and Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital. Radio DePaul will be in there with them, so this week we give you highlights from last year's DemonThon coverage.2016-04-2931 min
The Radio DePaul PodcastEpisode 19: Rock The Clock 2016 Highlights Part 1The Radio DePaul Podcast is a few days late this week because we were busy with Radio DePaul's 5th annual Rock the Clock 48-hour radio marathon. Here, we bring you part one of our compilation of the very best from Rock the Clock 2016!
Thanks to our sponsors LION HEAD PUB, HAKKA BAKKA KATI ROLLS, and SNARF'S SANDWICHES.2016-02-0130 min