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REFRACTION
REFRACTION is the volunteer-made podcast from PRISM, Oregon State University’s undergraduate art and literary magazine. This show takes you through an array of creative topics from student works to current discourse in the art world and beyond. REFRACTION is our revamped podcast that was previously called Beyond the Page and run by the editors. Follow @osuprism on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook for more.
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A Discussion on High School Literature Class 31.01.2020 15:15
Editors Ardea Eichner and Lauren Miller converse on their experience in high school literature class, in International Baccalaureate and Advanced Placement classes respectively. They describe and compare a few of their favorite books, some of their testing experiences, and more. Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Beyond the Page: Slip Stories with a Little Help from Our Friends 24.01.2020 15:56
Editor Lauren Miller and Prism contributors Kevin Coalwell, Darcy Pound, Kyle Switzer and Julia Zeigler go head-to-head in the latest edition of slip stories. In this challenge, three random words are 'drawn,' and the competitors have 5 seconds to think before they tell a one-minute story on the fly. Listen to this episode to hear stories ranging from an unexpected anniversary present, to a man st...
The Importance of Storytelling in Movies: Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker and Cats 17.01.2020 23:37
Editor Lauren Miller sits down with contributors Bailey Griffice and Julia Zeigler to discuss "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker" and "Cats." They debate about the importance of a strong, cohesive storyline and why it is vital to the success of a movie. Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
The Creation of an Art Journal: Prism Arts and Literary Journal 10.01.2020 12:30
Editor Lauren Miller speaks with editor Ardea Eichner about the creation of the physical edition of a Prism Art Journal, and how an annual journal's production differs from past years' quarterly editions. Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Medium Marshals: Ink vs. Watercolor 03.01.2020 14:30
Editors Ardea Eichner and Lauren Miller have a "heated" debate about the best artistic medium. The contenders? Ink and watercolor. Hear each side of the debate, plus what the editors agree on. And let us know - what's your favorite artistic medium? Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
The Creation of a Zine, ft. Organized Chaos 27.12.2019 17:00
Editor Lauren Miller joins the podcast as an artist, discussing her experience creating her zine, Limbo, with co-authors Kalie Leavelle and Isabelle Carranza. Note: a zine is an independently created and published collection of art and/or literature - derived from the word 'magazine.' Then, Miller and editor Ardea Eichner use the zine creation process as a jumping-off point to discuss creativity i...
Winter Break Creative Endeavors 20.12.2019 12:00
Editors Ardea Eichner and Lauren Miller chat about their plans for staying engaged and creative over winter break, including taking time to paint, writing music, storyboarding an animation, and designing clothes. Let us know what you're creating with your free time this winter break or this season! You can find us @osuprism on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook! Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSU...
Beyond the Page: Slip Stories with an Air of Finals 13.12.2019 9:30
Editors Ardea Eichner and Lauren Miller end the fall term with a second installment of 'Slip Stories,' in which the name of the game is to create a story from three random words in just one minute. This podcast was recorded during Dead Week, the week before final exams, so the editors talk about finals along with telling stories about werewolves, mathematics, Cheerwine, and gym memberships. Follow...
A Practice in Comfort, with Poetry 06.12.2019 6:00
Prism contributors Julia Zeigler, Sophie Unks, Lisa Wilson, Erin Dose and Bailey Griffice, and assistant editor Lauren Miller read several select pieces of poetry. The themes of the readings attempt to bring some comfort in the midst of Dead Week and welcome in the winter-time. Poems featured, in order: 'Fall, leaves, fall' by Emily Brontë 'Begging Forgiveness' by Enrique Jaramilio-Levi; translate...
Art in the News 22.11.2019 17:00
Editor Ardea Eichner speaks with Director of Popular Music and Performing Arts Bob Santelli and Contemporary Music and Research Coordinator Dana Reason, who is also associated with the popular music studies program, about the emerging minor. Topics covered include the application of the popular music studies minor in tandem with various majors, the importance of music in culture, and the value of...
OSU's New Creative Minor: Popular Music Studies 15.11.2019 29:30
Editor Ardea Eichner speaks with Director of Popular Music and Performing Arts Bob Santelli and Contemporary Music and Research Coordinator Dana Reason, who is also associated with the popular music studies program, about the emerging minor. Topics covered include the application of the popular music studies minor in tandem with various majors, the importance of music in culture, and the value of...
The Artistic Vision of People of Colour Clothing 08.11.2019 15:12
Assistant Editor Lauren Miller sits down to talk with Darius Northern, the creator of People of Colour Clothing. They discuss logos, designs, and color themes of POC, as well as where the brand is headed in the future. Places to follow People of Colour Clothing: Instagram: @peopleofcolourclothing Twitter: @POCClothing Website: peopleofcolourclothing.com Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism T...
"Johnny," a story from the Beyond the Page podcast 02.11.2019 21:00
Prism contributor Kevin Coalwell tells the chilling story of young Johnny, and a life which would never be the same again. This podcast contains some language which may not be appropriate for all listeners. Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Beyond the Page - Spooky Experiences 31.10.2019 9:53
Assistant Editor Lauren Miller and Prism volunteers Julia Zeigler and Kevin Coalwell discuss some creepy situations they've encountered. From ouija boards to haunted grocery stores, there is lots to unveil in this episode. Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Color and Composition 25.10.2019 14:00
Editors Lauren Miller and Ardea Eichner discuss the use of color and light composition in many facets of today's media, including the 2019 film 'Joker,' a Hozier concert, a DnD video series, and the 2014 film 'Interstellar.' This podcast is spoiler free! Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Revisiting the Legacy 18.10.2019 14:30
Current editor of Prism, Ardea Eichner, chats with former editor Erin Dose on her legacy, the legacy of Prism, and what Prism hopes to become moving forward. Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
STEM or STEAM? What's the difference and who cares? 11.10.2019 12:30
Editors Ardea Eichner and Lauren Miller discuss the differences between "STEM" - Science, Technology, Engineering and Math -, "STEAM" - STEM plus art -, and "STREAM" - STEAM plus reading -, weighing contexts in which each acronym might be useful and debating the merits of each. Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Slip Stories with Lauren Miller and Ardea Eichner 04.10.2019 12:00
Editors Ardea Eichner and Lauren Miller begin the school year with a new segment called ‘Slip Stories.' Having one minute to create a story arc with three randomly generated words - i.e. virtual "slips" of paper with words - they create six unique stories with ranging from a robot named G48 to an unlikely divorce claim. Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Welcome Back and Poetry 27.09.2019 5:00
Editors Ardea Eichner and Lauren Miller talk about beginning the school year at Prism, and perform readings of two poems previously featured in Prism: "How to be a human person" by Lucielle Wones, and "The avocado" by Emma Johnstone. Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Unsatisfactory Young Adult Book Endings 06.06.2019 13:40
Editors Erin Dose and Lauren Miller discuss the endings to the Harry Potter and Twilight series, including the good, the bad, and the ugly. Should have Ron and Hermione ended up together? What about Jacob and Renesmee? Learn our thoughts in this episode. Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Letting Your Artistry Rise 28.11.2018 20:04
Description: Assistant Editor Christina Wright speaks with both the cover artist and the cover poet for the new edition of Prism, titled ’Rise.’ Miriam Barnes is a contributor with two of her poems published in Rise. Luke Bennett is the cover artist whose art makes up both the front and back cover of Rise. Talking about their influences and creative process, Barnes and Bennet give you a peek into...
Reflection on Art Intersections 04.11.2018 6:47
Editors Erin Dose and Ardea Eichner chat with Prism volunteers Johnny Brunac and Lauren Miller about the connections between artistic interests and other aspects of their lives. Science, writing, and athletics are all considered in the conversation related to creativity. Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism
Poetry Through Oregon State’s History 31.10.2018 30:28
Prism Editor-in-Chief Erin Dose and Assistant Editor Christina Wright read through the Prism archives with special guest Murphy Caldwell, an OSU poet previously published in multiple editions. We explore how the student voice has evolved over time on campus. For more poetry from the archive, check out our article here: OSU Poetry throughout History Poems Recited: "Ode to a Butterfly" by Cliff Port...
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