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This episode explores the story of Juan Lopez, who is an American citizen that spent most of his life in Honduras. The conversation revolves around the idea of identity and how it shaped by the environment one grows up in, cultural attachments, and what it truly means to be an “American”.
President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris visited Raleigh on March 26 to discuss health care. EOT’s Ellie Feaga provides clips from their speeches and talks to some audience members.
Stone and Griffin discuss the surreal success of the men’s and women’s basketball teams and their respective journey’s.
April is Earth Month at NC State and EOT’s Ellie Feaga talks with Lani St. Hill from the University Sustainability Office.
DJ Lucid sits down with 5 piece rock and roll band from the mountains of Boone, The Weasels, to discuss upcoming performances and music releases.
NC State University’s Shack-a-Thon is underway. EOT’s Ellie Feaga talked with Madison Farlow, Habitat Work Projects Officer for NCSU’s Habitat for Humanity Chapter, to discuss the Shack-a-Thon fundraiser.
Learn more and donate to Shack-a-Thon.
Griffin and Stone discuss the outcome of the men’s and women’s ACC tournament. The duo fills out a march madness bracket together.
Uzma Miraj, a student from Pakistan, talks about her life in Pakistan and her first trip outside of her hometown to pursue climate change at NC State University. Uzma shares with us stories from her life in Pakistan, lifestyle in in her village and broader society, and her work in clean water and environmental sustainability.
In this episode of the stripdown, listen to DJ Ocean Spray chat with the members of verity den. Hear about the band forming, how they create their unique distorted sound, and more!
This episode explores the story of Goga Katalandze, a young man from Georgia (the country). Goga takes us through his life in occupied territories and living through some interesting moments in a country that was established after the fall of the Soviet Union. We explore themes related to language, identity, cultural ambiguities, and more.