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Episode Notes Intervallic is a rhythm game that helps you to practice any instrument as you play — including your voice. The project is coming out of The Garage by Overture Games, co-founded by fourth-year Steven Jiang and Class of 2023 alumni Aspen Buckingham. The game is in early access, but its online presence is making itself known. Produced by Olivia Abeyta. Follow North by Northwestern: Inst...

Episode Notes Join NBN as we go behind the scenes of Northwestern University's record-breaking 22nd annual Pinoy Show, where Ilise Angel and Emmanuel Nidea discuss how the Kaibigan Club spreads Filipino culture to the community through traditional dances, comedic skits and a Bachelor-inspired theme. Photo taken by Kimberly Espinoza. Follow North by Northwestern: Instagram – @northbynorthwestern X...

During my first year in Medill, we were required to do “person on the street” interviews. It’s when Medill students went around campus asking several people random questions in order to build interview skills. As an introvert, I was very intimidated by this. However, throughout that quarter, not a single NU student denied my silly little interviews. If you are one of the many people who have at le...

The Heart’s Knowledge: Science and Empathy in the Art of Dario Robleto is the Block Museum’s newest exhibition that opened on Jan. 27. Robleto is the first artist-at-large at the McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science.  Since 2018, the artist-at-large program has encouraged interdisciplinary interactions between the arts and sciences. Contemporary artists come to Northwestern’s campus...

In this audio story, the terms ‘nation’ and ‘tribe’ are used. Though sometimes used interchangeably in other forms of writing, this article uses nation as a legal term that refers to tribal sovereignty. Tribe is used to refer to a general self-determination, encapsulating lived experiences beyond the legal realm. [ “Lake Superior Waves” by BullSam is licensed under CC BY 4.0 .] The sound of freshw...

Episode Note My name is Arden Anderson. I’m from Nashville, Tennessee, and I have an accent.  Arden: I am Tennessean, born and raised, and for the most part, I love my home. I grew up backpacking through the lush forests of Tennessee wilderness. I vacationed in cabins that perched on foggy Appalachian mountaintops. Over time, I even developed a serious appreciation for bluegrass and two-step danci...

Episode Notes [“Second GenerAsian Theme” by Tenny Tsang] Sophia Lo: Hello hello, and welcome to All: Second GenerAsian! Sophia: I'm Sophia. Hannah Yoon: I'm Hannah. David Deloso: And I'm David. Sophia: And we are back with our first episode of the quarter even though it's Week Seven. David: Yes. Hannah: Hell yeah. So this topic is Asian American Studies. Sophia: Since we've all taken classes on th...

Episode Notes Episode Description: Summer’s over and we are officially back! Sophia, David and Hannah (along with special guests Carl Morison and Jakob Lazzaro) talk about studying abroad in Asia in the latest episode of Second GenerAsian! Sophia Lo: Hi and welcome back to... All: Second GenerAsian. Sophia: I'm Sophia. David Deloso: I'm David. Hannah Julie Yoon: And I'm Hannah. David: And for thos...

Episode Notes For this special edition of Second GenerAsian, Dr. Joy Sales sat down with us for a discussion on colonialism in the Philippines. Find out more at https://dimelo-northwestern.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast .

Episode Notes Episode Description: Sophia, Hannah and David discuss the Americanization of Asian cuisine, the difficulties of finding our favorite foods and more in this episode of Second GenerAsian! This podcast is powered by Pinecast .

Episode Notes [music] Sophia Lo: Hi everyone, welcome to… Everyone: Second GenerAsian! Sophia: I’m Sophia. Hannah Julie Yoon: I’m Hannah. David Deloso: and I’m David. Hannah: And today’s special guest, we have our friend Gabby! Gabby Rabon: Hi! Hannah: Can you tell us a little bit about yourself? Gabby: Sure, so I am a quarter Japanese and otherwise very very White. I’m a freshman here studying Jo...

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Episode Notes What does it really mean to be Asian American? In this episode, we try to answer that question through our own stories and upbringing. From language barriers to meme pages, Hannah, Sophia and David take a closer look at what makes the Asian American experience unique. This podcast is powered by Pinecast .