Washburn Review

Series 1, Part 2 by Washburn Student Media

Thomas Hanson, Washburn student from Australia, shares his experience traveling and encourages the audience to step outside of their comfort zone.

Thomas Hanson, Washburn student from Australia, shares his experience traveling and encourages the audience to step outside of their comfort zone.

Washburn student Jordyn Mullins' podcast for his KN 476 course.

podcast by Madi Steinbrock on women working in Kinesiology and athletic departments

Kraig Dafoe talks about the power of words.

This podcasts talks about keeping our eyes open and speaking out when appropriate.

This track talks about common sense and why it's important.

Whitney and Steven delve into the world of American folklore, discover the origin of the Great Lakes, and puzzle over why so many legends involve dangerous tires.

Whitney and Steven give off-brand tips for studying, and Steven's fashion choices are called into question.

Whitney and Steven discuss the science you don't talk about in class. This week, Steven finds a great band name, and Whitney becomes a follower of H.P. Lovecraft.

Whitney and Steven go over the places they wish they could go, and advice for the places they have gone. They also get thoroughly off-topic, but such is the way of wanderers.

Whitney and Steven gossip about the loves, passions, and murders in the lives of composers. Steven gets to use all of the music puns has been storing up, and Whitney wonders how one could ask Dr. Farley for a cannon.

Washburn Review reporters, Whitney Clum and Steven Dennis, discuss food firsts while mutually agreeing to never consume pink lemonade again.

Washburn Review reporters, Whitney Clum and Steven Dennis, discuss the must-go places to eat and tour in the Sunflower state.

The line between fact and fiction is fuzzier than you would think. Whitney and Steven discuss technology that first appeared in sci-fi books, TV and movies.

Ethan Bennett hosts the debut episode of the Washburn Sports Podcast. He Is accompanied co-host Justin Villinola and Washburn Review Sports Editor Trevor Beurman to discuss sports on campus.

Ryan Thompson brings you the week's headlines for the Washburn Review, Issue 11, 2017. Topics include Michelle De La Isla's mayoral victory, daylight saving and Washburn's production of Ubu Rex.

Tambour Bieker and Ryan Thompson make a call to Miguel Caraballo, lead singer of alternative band, Run With It. Topics include Run With It's soul origins, fan interaction, charity work and performing in Qatar.

Tambour Bieker and Zach Schuman sit down with three members of local metalcore band, Looking Through Me. Topics include favorite artists, a new single, eating on a budget and plenty of band stories.

Tambour Bieker and Zach Schuman talk to Alexus about a new student organization, Hope Through Headphones. HTH uses music to raise awareness for mental health. Topics include favorite lyrics, Warp Tour, Kim Possible and the emotional value of music.

Tambour Bieker, Zach Schuman and Ryan Thompson bring on Andy Fredrickson, bassist for Not Like Igor and solo artist under the moniker Anders. Topics include favorite prog artists, album art, the Topeka music scene, mayonnaise and the differences between recording solo and recording with a band.

Tambour Bieker, Zach Schuman and Ryan Thompson sit down with local rapper, Grizz Lee, to discuss the musical process, an upcoming tour and his single featuring Riff Raff.

Tambour Bieker, Zach Schuman and Ryan Thompson bring you the latest Radiohead drama and analyze hard drug addiction within the world of music.

Tambour Bieker and Ryan Thompson sit down for the debut episode of Tone-deaf, the Washburn Review's new music podcast. Today, they discuss a new musical about the Seattle Grunge scene scheduled to hit Broadway, as well as discuss the complexities and absurdity of copyright and public domain law.