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On this episode of the 252, Chris Gehrz, Chris Moore, and Sam Mulberry break down the fantasy 2021 Olympics Draft that students participated in.  Then they move into a conversation about the - at times - overlooked sports of Auto and Horse Racing.

On this episode of Pandemics and the Liberal Arts, Bethel University history professors Chris Gehrz and Amy Poppinga are joined by philosophy professor Sara Shady to discuss how the discipline of philosophy can help us understand and respond to global pandemics like COVID-19.

The EST crew discusses why making public policy to respond to a pandemic is so difficult.  

In this week's episode of Bookish @ Bethel, Philosophy Professor Carrie Peffley and History Professor AnneMarie Kooistra are joined by Humanities Program TAs Abigial Rockhill and Essie Shull to discuss music from Classical and Romantic composers

@Annie_Berglund and @CWCRadio are back to talk about the tweet of the week and their respective hate/love for theme parks.

On this episode of the 252, Chris Gehrz, Chris Moore, and Sam Mulberry break down student exam responses to Bethel hypothetically moving to Division I, discuss Victor Cha’s Beyond the Final Score, and build the Mount Rushmore of Olympic Games.

In this week's episode of Bookish @ Bethel, Philosophy Professor Carrie Peffley and History Professor AnneMarie Kooistra are joined by Bethel Literature Professor Marion Larson to discuss Zitkala-Sa's American Indian Stories.

Barrett Fisher and Sam Mulberry meet up in the video store to talk about the 1987 film Babette’s Feast and to get Barrett's film recommendation for next week.

On this week's episode of the Modern Story Podcast, Bethel students Makenna Cook, Karla Bonilla, and Maggie Riermann dive into the struggles of growing up,  and facing the adult world when you still feel like a kid.

@Annie_Berglund and @CWCRadio are back to talk about the musical wunderkind that is Annie’s husband Mike.

On the inaugural episode of Pandemics and the Liberal Arts, Bethel University history professors Chris Gehrz and Amy Poppinga discuss how the discipline of history can help us understand and respond to global pandemics like COVID-19.

The EST crew reacts to Sanders' departure from the Democratic primary and Trump's claim of absolute power to reopen America. Then they explain why America has a two party system, and what it means for our election.

In this week's episode of Bookish @ Bethel, Philosophy Professor Carrie Peffley and History Professor AnneMarie Kooistra are joined by Bethel Biblical and Theological Studies Professor Erik Leafblad to discuss Alexis de Tocqueville and Frederick Douglass,

Barrett Fisher and Sam Mulberry meet up in the video store to talk about the 1999 film The Straight Story and to get Barrett's film recommendation for next week.

On this week's episode of the Modern Story Podcast, Bethel students Tainhui liu, Sophia Trude and Lauren Rogina discuss the beauty of having a head up in the clouds. Each share their unique stories and opinions about wandering minds.

@Annie_Berglund and @CWCRadio are back in studio (sort of) to talk about a pair of visual of tweets that end with the phrase: “…in the age of COVID”.

On this week’s episode of the 252, Chris Gehrz and Chris Moore discuss the results of the student stadium simulation and then preview the essay questions for the midterm exam.

The EST crew is back to talk about the reasons behind Wisconsin holding its primary today.  Then they pivot to discuss why projections of the pandemic are so difficult to make and sources of information that people can trust about COVID-19.

In this week's episode of Bookish @ Bethel, Philosophy Professor Carrie Peffley and History Professor AnneMarie Kooistra are joined by Bethel Literature Professor Marion Larson to discuss Alexis de Tocqueville’s Democracy in America,

Barrett Fisher and Sam Mulberry meet up in the video store to talk about the 1993 film Groundhog Day and to get Barrett's film recommendation for next week.

On this week's episode of the Modern Story Podcast, Bethel Students Kate Whisler, Mu Ku Shi, Carrie Park, and Madeline Aafedt share their stories about growing pains - both emotional and physical.

@Annie_Berglund and @CWC Radio discuss the tweet of the week about which reality TV stars they would like to see running the country during a crisis.

Chris Gehrz, Chris Moore, and Sam Mulberry discuss student questions about race in sports and then talk about student nominations for the Mount Rushmore of African American sports history.

 The EST crew considers the sidelining of the Democratic primary, Presidential support during crisis, and increased threats of authoritarianism globally.

Sara Shady is joined by Sam Mulberry to talk about Albert Camus’ 1947 existentialist novel The Plague and what it can maybe tell us about living through quarantine and a global pandemic.