There's More
There's More
There's More is a student led podcast that shares unique and creative stories written by USD community members. Our stories are told in various formats, from spoken word poems to audio documentaries.
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14. Okt 2026
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Fostering Trouble 11.09.2023 11:30
A mother takes on the challenge of becoming a foster parent after going through a marriage separation and her children leaving for college. Student Producer: Ethan Takaha
Angels 11.09.2023 11:14
Rick Mejia's wife was run over by a car, but when she has no broken bones they wonder if they encountered a guardian angel during the accident. Student Producer: Hayden Nabers
New Age of Dating 11.09.2023 10:46
Abby and Meredith explore the differences between Tinder and Hinge from their conversations, to in person dates. As they talk about the apps, we learn more about who they are, the strange experiences they've had and what they’ve learned about themselves through the app. Student Producer: Stella Schneider
Missile Alert 11.09.2023 8:00
The Hess family reflects on the fleeting nature of life after a false missile alert in Hawaii and is forced to confront their complicated feelings about death. Student Producer: Stella Hess
A Bronx Tale 15.05.2023 10:20
Professor Evelyn Díaz Cruz shares her story of persistence in standing up to her bullies in the Bronx. Student Producer: Lily Rand
Not Even Clipboards 15.05.2023 8:56
After spending the summer volunteering for Kupanda Kids, Dr. Laura Rivard shares the chaotic memories that changed her perspective. Theme: Growing Pains Student Producer: Lily Rand
But, But, I'm a Good Person 15.05.2023 6:15
Dr. Danell Scarborough reflects that community engagement is not always easy, but nevertheless important. Theme: Growing Pains Student Producer: Lily Rand
Resilience and Rethinking the Impossible 15.05.2023 9:07
In times of hopelessness about the climate crisis, Dr. Emily Young from the Nonprofit Institute remembers that the biggest change starts at the local level. Theme: Growing Pains Student Producer: Lily Rand
Dropping the Ball 15.05.2023 6:26
Associate Director of Prevention Education in the Center for Health and Wellness Promotion, Sarah Diamond, learns the importance of listening in community engagement. Theme: Growing Pains Student Producer: Lily Rand
Saving the Salish Sea 73 15.05.2023 6:50
Student Mackenzie Guy speaks on the pivotal moment that sparked her interest in conservation efforts. Theme: Generation (Re)Generation Student Producer: Lily Rand
Out to Sea 15.05.2023 6:33
After discovering the river from her childhood is polluted, student Ramona Tellez learns to take climate action while managing her anxiety. Theme: Generation (Re)Generation Student Producer: Lily Rand
A Parte 10.05.2023 10:08
In Italian, an "a parte" are moments in theater where characters talk to themselves, revealing their inner thoughts. Student Andrea Cincotti gives his own "a parte" to his most embarrassing and thought-provoking moments. Theme: Apart Student Producer: Lily Rand
Structures of Power 08.05.2023 3:54
Director of the Changemaker Hub, Dr. Mike Williams, shares that the most effective change starts by listening to student voices. Theme: Anniversary Student Producer: Lily Rand
A Seat at the Table 08.05.2023 4:44
Through the chaos of a hectic day, Juan Carlos Rivas is reminded how he can make an impact on USD's campus. Theme: Anniversary Student Producer: Lily Rand
This Is Home 08.05.2023 5:00
Dr. Angel Hinzo reflects on how she is able to call several different places throughout the United States her home. Theme: Coming Together Student Producer: Olivia Patterson
Caught in the Crossfire 08.05.2023 8:55
As a journalist during the LA Riots, Professor of Communication, Gina Lew, finds herself in the crossfire of bullets and racial tension. Theme: Caught Student Producer: Lily Rand
Caught 08.05.2023 5:18
Senior Director for Development, Ericka Swenson, tells a comedic story of throwing a party while her parents weren't home in high school. Theme: Caught Student Producer: Lily Rand
Caught Without a Degree 08.05.2023 5:32
Nancy Kuelbs discusses the joys and challenges of starting her college journey in her 50's. Theme: Caught Student Producer: Lily Rand
Work in Progress 08.05.2023 8:57
While choosing to follow her passion of writing, alumni Nena McGrade finds a creative outlet in her YouTube channel. Theme: Unexpected Student Producer: Lily Rand
Boundaries 08.05.2023 5:21
Transfer Learning Community Coordinator, Susie Morales, finds herself after letting go of the idea of being "perfect". Theme: Non-Traditional Student Producer: Lily Rand
Indigenizing Spaces 08.05.2023 9:16
Former Tribal Liaison, Persephone Hooper Lewis of the Yomba Band of Shoshone Indians, shares her encounters with NAGPRA and struggles of her position on campus. Theme: Mirror Student Producer: Lily Rand
Reburial 08.05.2023 9:30
Eva Trujilo of the Mesa Grande Band of Mission Indians reflect on her experience with NAGPRA and the process of repatriating her ancestors. Theme: Mirrors Student Producer: Lily Rand
Dehumanized 08.05.2023 14:37
Theresa Ambo of the Luiseño-Tongva tribe shares how the treatment of her Native ancestors has left her feeling dehumanized. Theme: Mirrors Student Producer: Lily Rand
Subliminal 02.05.2023 8:46
Assistant Dean, Pauline Powell, describes all the subconscious moments in which she experiences "flops" in her everyday life. Theme: Flop Student Producer: Lily Rand
Enduring Love 01.05.2023 13:12
Dr. Amanda Petersen discusses her relationship with her grandma and the life lessons she learned through enduring her tough love. Theme: Enduring Student Producer: Brett Carlile
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