Alestle After Hours

Editor-in-Chief Dylan Hembrough and Managing Editor Michal Kate Castleman join Podcast Producer Sam Muren in a fun conversation about changes within The Alestle staff and the newly published Survival Guide. Check out more episodes on Spotify. https://open.spotify.com/show/7wnmP2tNzpbFI6pZQMyFgM Looking for SIUE news? Head to The Alestle's website for our editorial content. https://www.alestlel...

Editor-in-Chief Dylan Hembrough, Lifestyles Editor Chloe Wolfe, and Podcast Producer Hannah Ledford sit down for a special end of the year episode where they assign superlatives to the Alestle staff.

On this special episode Podcast Producer Hannah Ledford pulled clips from every single episode of Alestle After Hours over the past 2 years.

Online Editor Michal Kate Castleman, Sports Editor Audrey O'Renic, and Podcast Producer Hannah Ledford discuss how students at SIUE use AI. They also discuss a unique SETO production of The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee.

Editor in Chief Dylan Hembrough and Opinion Editor Brandi Spann sit down with Podcast Producer Hannah Ledford to go in depth on the salary sweep story they've been working on for over a year. They discuss the challenges they faced and the impact the story is having on the community.

Reporter Sophie Hawkins, Copy Editor Olivia Whitlock, and Podcast Producer Hannah Ledford discuss some of the movie recommendations found in the column Olivia's Corner . They also talk about a new composting project at SIUE and a women's display that is open at the West End Service Station.

Lifestyles Editor Chloe Wolfe, Sports Editor Audrey O'Renic, and Podcast Producer Hannah Ledford sit down to share all the awards that the Alestle won at the ICPA convention in Chicago.

Editor-in-Chief Dylan Hembrough, Lifestyles Editor Chloe Wolfe, and Podcast Producer Hannah Ledford sit down to discuss student governments first state of the student body address. They also talk about a couple book stores that will be featured in this weeks edition of Metro East Markets. And Dylan explains why the publishing schedule for the Alestle is getting cut back.

Online Editor Michal Kate Castleman, Reporter Sophie Hawkins, and Podcast Producer Hannah Ledford sit down to discuss the two new "Pawfficers" at SIUE. They also discuss the research that was done by Professor Carr which brings to light a lynching that happened in Illinois.

Editor-in-Chief Dylan Hembrough, Opinion Editor Brandi Spann, and Podcast Producer Hannah Ledford discuss the pros and cons of focusing on either academics or socializing while in college. They also give an update on the warming centers in the Madison County area and discuss an ADEI certificate that students can earn.

Editor-in-Chief Dylan Hembrough and Podcast Producer Hannah Ledford sit down and discuss how people can achieve their new years resolutions and goals in 2025. They also give advice on how to leave the negativity in 2024.

Opinion Editor Brandi Spann and Podcast Producer Hannah Ledford sit down with former alestle employee Francesca Boston to discuss their time at SIUE and studying abroad. They discuss managing homesickness and how traveling changed their perspectives on life. They also reflect on their time at SIUE as soon-to-be graduates.

Lifestyles Editor Chloe Wolfe, Reporter Sophia Hawkins, and Podcast Producer Hannah Ledford sit down to discuss a woman who's been working at SIUE for 40 years with a passion for cleaning and maintaining instruments. They also discuss some on-campus organizations that are making hats and scarves for students in need.

Editor-in-Chief Dylan Hembrough, Online Editor Michal Kate Castleman, and Podcast Producer Hannah Ledford sit down to discuss a bias incident on campus. They also discuss the fact that Chancellor Minor won't speak to The Alestle, a new literature column in the lifestyles section, and a solar panel project that will hopefully reduce the university's carbon footprint.

Editor-in-Chief Dylan Hembrough, Lifestyles Editor Chloe Wolfe, and Podcast Producer Hannah Ledford sit down to recap the Alestle's trip to New Orleans for the national college media convention. They also discuss all the awards that the staff won at the convention.

On this extra special election-themed episode Lifestyles Editor Chloe Wolfe and Podcast Producer Hannah Ledford sit down with Interim Chair and Professor of Political Science Dr. Laurie Rice. They discuss topics such as why it's so important for everyone to vote and how to get accurate information on political parties.

Editor-in-Chief Dylan Hembrough, Opinion Editor Brandi Spann, and Podcast Producer Hannah Ledford sit down to discuss why SIUE is rated the lowest in free speech in Illinois. They also talk about updates in student government, how letters to the editor keep newspapers accountable, and how SIUE should have more restaurants across campus.

Lifestyles Editor Chloe Wolfe, Opinion Editor Brandi Spann, and Podcast Producer Hannah Ledford discuss shopping at farmer's markets and how to buy clothes ethically.

Managing Editor Sam Muren, Online Editor Michal Kate Castleman, and Podcast Producer discuss Sam's opinion piece on leadership in this week's paper and explore what it means to be a leader.

Editor-in-Chief Dylan Hembrough, Opinion Editor Brandi Spann, and Podcast Producer Hannah Ledford sit down to discuss the difficulties that university union workers face and the policy that discourages housing employees from speaking to the media.

*Disclaimer*-This episode contains discussions of domestic violence, listener discretion is advised. If you or someone you know needs help please visit  https://www.thehotline.org/   Reporter Ava Galban, copy editor Tori Waters, and podcast producer Hannah Ledford discuss the controversy surrounding the It Ends With Us press tour and the shift in public opinion towards Blake Lively.

Editor-in-Chief Dylan Hembrough, Reporter Camela Sharp, and Podcast Producer Hannah Ledford discuss what makes sequels so bad and Rate My Professor.

Lifestyles Editor Chloe Wolfe, Copy Editor Tori Waters, and Podcast Producer Hannah Ledford discuss Donald Trump getting shot in the ear and the internet's reaction to the situation. They also discuss "brain rot", a side effect of being chronically online that affects most of Gen Z.

Managing Editor Sam Muren, Reporter Camela Sharp, and Podcast Producer Hannah Ledford discuss the newly appointed library dean, an event providing support for verterans, and Sam's summer book recommendation.

Editor-in-Chief Dylan Hembrough, Managing Editor Sam Muren, and Podcast Producer Hannah Ledford discuss the first 2024 presidential debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden. They also discuss the 4th season of the show The Chosen.