Radio Free George

In the introductory episode of Red Flag, co-hosts Dom and Faith discuss what a red flag is and some comedic examples of red flags. Red Flag is a podcast where two college friends discuss different red flags or warnings, and how they relate to them both culturally, socially, and personally.

The first episode of Red Flag discusses the recent cheating controversies of celebrities such as Adam Levine and Ned Fulmer as well as what boundaries mean in a relationship. Red Flag is a podcast where two college friends discuss different red flags or warnings, and how they relate to them both culturally, socially, and personally.

Welcome to Wight State! For the semester's inaugural broadcast, Callie visits a quintessential human story. Looking for an utterly unspooky bedtime story? Join vampire Mircala as she works to unravel and understand the most fascinating monster of all: humans.

Get Ready for the spooky season with our top ten list of movies we love to watch around halloween! The Dragon’s Ten is an unscripted, undiscovered hoard of comedy. Join hosts Belle and Justin as they compare their top ten lists in this hilarious podcast.

Welcome to our first episode! Hear stories involving a young woman’s quinceañera, and town’s turkey terror and much more! *Note: Amigo said that eagles eat babies, he meant bird babies NOT human babies. Hosts Amigo and Paradox sit down to discuss the wonderful and weird news from all around the world. Join them for a show filled with hilariously wholesome strangeness. Email us at: ourwonderfullywe...

From hairspray to scrunchies, the 80’s had it all; join our hosts has they compare their top ten 80’s movies! The Dragon’s Ten is an unscripted, undiscovered hoard of comedy. Join hosts Belle and Justin as they compare their top ten lists in this hilarious podcast.

Host Liv Barry and her technical director Justin Ly review this year's Best Picture nominees and weigh in on who they think will win on this Radio Free George original.

As an otherwise-unusual year comes to an end, and with the 238th Commencement for the Class of 2021 scheduled for the end of May, Olivia speaks with some WAC seniors who were past guests on the podcast, including Elizabeth Lilly, Will Reid, and Annalie Buscarino, and how they would describe their final experiences at the College, as well as where they plan to go from here.

As the spring semester comes to an end, Olivia talks with Executive Director of Career Development Nanette Cooley about what experiences and other opportunities students can take on this upcoming summer.

This week, Olivia talks with Student Athlete Advisory Vice President Alicia White on the topic of what achieving understanding, as well as what being an active ally and bystander means, and how the WC campus and surrounding community can continue to support people and communities of color alike.

This week, Olivia talks with Model UN International Student Council Vice President, senior Jack Peterson and Treasurer sophomore Maegan White about what qualifies as 'good' foreign diplomacy, the U.S.'s relationships with other countries and international issues alike, and what the country can expect in terms of diplomacy within the next four years and beyond.

This week, just in time for Diversity Month, Olivia talks with WAC Disability Specialist Liz Shirk as to what the concepts behind ability and disability are, the significance of the student-led group DREAM (Disability Rights, Education, Advocacy, and Mentoring, and how WAC can further support an environment of understanding on campus.

Join Host Patrick Salerno and Co-Host Will Rotsch for this very serious and groundbreaking debate on the most pressing issue of our time! Be sure to vote on who you think won the debate and what side of the argument you fall on!

This week Olivia has on Dr. Meghan Grosse, Assistant Professor of Communications and Media Studies at Washington College, to discuss the significant rise in the spread of online misinformation, and how one can spot it while scrolling.

Hello all! Thank you for your patience on this release and a special thank you to our systems manager Eric Botti for his editing work on this episode! Enjoy a discussion on Nerdom and acceptance as guests Mark Cooley and Dr. Shawn Ramsey return to join hosts Patrick Salerno and Will Rotsch. Together we recap February’s fantastic episodes and predict the future of nerd culture!

This week, Olivia will explain the current timeline surrounding the production, distribution, and availability of the COVID-19 vaccines in the United States, featuring a brief statement from Dr. Kathleen Verville, Biology Associate Professor of Biology Chair. Here are some Vaccine resources Dr. Verville thought would be helpful: https://www.chop.edu/centers-programs/vaccine-education-center https:...

This week, alongside the return of senior and SGA President Elizabeth Lilly, Olivia talks to SGA Secretary Isabella Sansanelli about the College's recent announcement to become a four-year residential campus by next year, the campus-wide petition seeking to address what it will mean for the student body, and what other information lies ahead with this decision.

A full recap of the January 29th open forum discussing the issue's addressed of WAC's administrative non-transparency in the recent Transparency Trap podcast. Although the administration and the student body were invited, only the students came to the discussion. The forum covers many issues and offer action steps for the administration at the end. Provided bellow are the time marks to help naviga...

This week, I will be talking with WC Director of the Athletic Department, Thad Moore, about how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted student athletes, what adjustments the Department made to promote safety, and what comes next in the event of returning to normalcy.

Promotional Teaser for the full recap of the student discussion around the topics addressed in the Transparency Trap podcast. The full recap of the student forum will be released at 5PM EST, March 11th.

In the second half of this episode, Olivia will be talking with student leaders on the Washington College campus -- senior and WAC National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS) Chapter President Vanessa Rupertus and junior, Peer Mentor Leader, and George's General Erin Jesionowski, respectively -- about what makes a leader, what characteristics they should possess, and how the next President s...

In this inaugural episode of RFG's feminist film podcast, hosts Kera and Holly tear up the origins of the Manic Pixie Dream Girl trope.

This week, Olivia will be talking with Student Government Association Executive Board members William Reid and Katherine DeRosiers about the College's decision to formally begin the search progress for the next College President, what qualities the Search Committee is looking for, and what we could see unfold throughout the remainder of the year

This week, Olivia will be talking with BSU Treasurer Tamara Dyer and fellow BSU member Jonah Nicholson about what is a peaceful protest, what it strives to achieve, and how others can take part.

In this episode, Host Will Rotsch and guest Dr. Shaun Ramsey discuss the implications of enjoying media that comes from artists who have since been found to have problematic views or have done problematic things. This is a tough subject to do justice to, so we heavily encourage feedback and other opinions from our audience, which you can send to adnerdiumpod@gmail.com. Enjoy!