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The official podcast of Columbia College Chicago’s student newspaper. For more, check out columbiachronicle.com
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Feb 19, 2021
Feb 19, 2021
21 min
On this week's episode we dive into books with Julia Greene and her favorite gay romantic novel Red, White & Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston.

Feb 15, 2021
Feb 15, 2021
30 min
In a special edition featuring stories from the Chronicle’s annual Sex Issue, learn beyond what Sex Ed may have taught you. Hear about why you might have painful vaginal penetration. Also, explore the stigma surrounding bisexuality. Learn about a spicy comic series perfect for sexuality discovery.

Feb 12, 2021
Feb 12, 2021
45 min
On this week's episode we careen ourselves into space as Isaiah Colbert talks to former Dualshockers reporters Charlie Wacholz and Camilo Olmedo about the popular Nintendo video game, Metroid.

Feb 11, 2021
Feb 11, 2021
22 min
The Chronicle staff talks about the pandemic-related decline in enrollment and what it means for the college. Learn about Irazu, a Costa Rican restaurant that received big help from Dave Portnoy’s Barstool Fund. Hear about relaxing photos that’ll interrupt your social media feed.

Feb 5, 2021
Feb 5, 2021
26 min
There are so many wonderful forms of media out there but so little time to invest. That is where the Fear of Missing Out Podcast comes in! FOMO aims to help listeners get over their fear by sharing the passions of guests within the Columbia community about the entertainment they enjoy, getting at what they love most about them and where newcomers can get started! I'm Isaiah Colbert. Join me as I talk to guests about their favorite things!

Dec 4, 2020
Dec 4, 2020
32 min
Welcome to Culture Chronversations! On this show, we ask broad questions about topics we aren’t usually able to touch on in our standard reporting. To give you an idea of who works at the Chronicle and who we are, we’re rotating guests each week to ensure everyone gets a chance to speak. But, note that we’re recording through zoom, so keep that in mind while you’re listening in. On today’s episode we’ll dive into what we've been reading, how we feel about required reading and the differences between nonfiction and fiction writing. You're listening to Culture Chronversations.

Nov 13, 2020

Oct 16, 2020
Oct 16, 2020
54 min
Welcome to Culture Chronversations! On this show, we ask broad questions about topics we aren’t usually able to touch on in our standard reporting. To give you an idea of who works at the Chronicle and who we are, we’re rotating guests each week to ensure everyone gets a chance to speak. But, note that we’re recording through zoom, so keep that in mind while you’re listening in. On today’s episode we’ll dive into representation in video games, controversy surrounding Cyberpunk 2077 and next gen gaming. You're listening to Culture Chronversations.
Sep 11, 2020
Sep 11, 2020
43 min
Welcome to Culture Chronversations! On this show, we ask broad questions about topics we aren’t usually able to touch on in our standard reporting. To give you an idea of who works at the Chronicle and who we are, we’re rotating guests each week to ensure everyone gets a chance to speak. But, note that we’re recording through zoom, so keep that in mind while you’re listening in. On today’s episode we’ll dive into Bella Thorne's most recent controversy, the ethics of "method acting" and representation in film. You're listening to Culture Chronversations.
Aug 21, 2020
Aug 21, 2020
44 min
Welcome to Culture Chronversations! On this show we ask broad questions about topics we aren’t usually able to touch on in our standard reporting. To give you an idea of who works at the Chronicle and who we are, we’re rotating guests each week to ensure everyone gets a chance to speak. But, note that we’re recording through zoom, so keep that in mind while you’re listening in. On today’s episode we’ll dive into what the music scene is like without concerts, how music journalists have been dealing with the pandemic, and allegations of sexual misconduct amidst the band SWMRS.
