Retrospect

Diana speaks with Fordham professor and fashion historian Sonya Abrego, who holds a Ph. D. in decorative arts design and material culture, about her experiences in the fashion world. Then, Diana shares her review of the Met Gala’s best-dressed celebrities of the night. Hosted by Diana Silva. Music by Michael Appler.

Cate and Diana speak with former Retrospect hosts Corbin Gregg, FCLC ’22, and Kevin Christopher Robles, FCLC ’20, about their experiences working on the podcast. Hosted by Cate Galliford and Diana Silva. Music by Michael Appler. 

Diana sits down with Julia Rinaldi, FCLC ’23, to hear what she’s looking forward to in the fall semester. Then, Diana shares her top 10 tips for students new to campus. Hosted by Cate Galliford and Diana Silva. Music by Michael Appler.

Cate and Diana explore the case of Anastasiya Andreyeva, a Fordham student charged with the 2007 murder of Brooklyn resident Aleksey Kats. Then, Leo Bernabei, FCLC ’21, shares the various theories behind the death of Patrick McNeill, a Fordham student who died in 1997 under suspicious circumstances. Trigger warnings: discussions of violence, murder and mental...

Cate and Diana share the sounds of New York City Pride. Then, Cate speaks with Alden Kennedy, FCLC ’22, about her first Pride experience. Hosted by Cate Galliford and Diana Silva. Music by Michael Appler and Diana Ross.

Asst. Opinions Editor and columnist Jessica Yu, FCLC ’23, explains why hating country music may have political and social implications beyond just music taste. Hosted by Cate Galliford and Diana Silva. Music by Michael Appler and Taylor Swift.

With the semester in its homestretch, Sports & Health Editor Patrick Moquin, FCLC ’22, recaps the highlights of the spring season for the Fordham Rams. Hosted by Cate Galliford and Diana Silva. Music by Michael Appler.

Cate and Diana sit down with Birch Coffee co-founder Jeremy Lyman to discuss the history and vision behind the business. Hosted by Cate Galliford and Diana Silva. Music by Michael Appler and Twin Musicom.

Dean of Fordham College at Lincoln Center (FCLC) Laura Auricchio recounts the successes and failures of the 2020-2021 academic year. Later, Cate and Corbin introduce the new Retrospect host, Diana Silva, FCLC ’23. Then, Corbin says farewell to Retrospect. Hosted by Cate Galliford and Corbin Gregg. Music by Michael Appler.

Cate and Corbin speak with Joe DeLessio, FCLC ’06, former managing editor for The Observer and current social media editor for New York Magazine, about the evolution of journalism and the rise of digital media. Hosted by Cate Galliford and Corbin Gregg. Music by Michael Appler.

United Student Government (USG) President Loreen Ruiz, FCLC ’21, and Vice President Robert Sundstrom, FCLC ’22, reflect on the success of their partnership during an exceptional school year. Hosted by Cate Galliford and Corbin Gregg. Music by Michael Appler.

Members of the Feminist Alliance E-Board Gabby Abrazaldo, FCLC ’23, and Katrina Shea, FCLC ’22 discuss feminist activism at Fordham and the ways the university should address gender inequality. Dr. Shiloh Whitney, professor of philosophy, gives a theory-based perspective on feminism. Hosted by Cate Galliford and Corbin Gregg. Music by Michael Appler.

Fordham women’s basketball team Captains Kaitlyn Downey, Katie McLoughlin and Anna DeWolfe recount their success this season and how the team was impacted by the suspension of in-person activities at Rose Hill. Hosted by Cate Galliford and Corbin Gregg. Music by Michael Appler.

Head Copy Editor Jill Rice explains the significance of Lent and shares her experience as a practicing Catholic at Fordham. Hosted by Cate Galliford and Corbin Gregg. Music by Michael Appler.

The Stove’s Cabin Crew E-Board talks with Cate and Corbin about their experiences putting on live comedy shows throughout the pandemic. Hosted by Cate Galliford and Corbin Gregg. Music by Michael Appler.

Cate and Corbin welcome back Dr. Jeffrey Ng, director of Fordham’s Counseling and Psychological Services, to discuss the importance of intimacy and romance in a social distanced world. Hosted by Cate Galliford and Corbin Gregg. Music by Michael Appler.

Evan Vollbrecht, IT manager for The Fordham Observer, discusses how he worked in a pharmacy throughout the pandemic. He also describes his experience getting a coronavirus vaccine. Hosted by Cate Galliford and Corbin Gregg. Music by Michael Appler

Cate and Corbin take a look back at 2020 as it was covered by Retrospect, The Observer’s podcast. Hosted by Cate Galliford and Corbin Gregg. Music by Michael Appler.

United Student Government (USG) Vice President Robert Sundstrom, FCLC ’22, recaps USG’s accomplishments during an extraordinary fall semester.

Dr. Jeffrey Ng, director of Counseling and Psychological Services at Fordham University, explains how the pandemic, the upcoming holidays and the transition to winter are harming students’ mental health. He also discusses ways to cope with the state of the world and ways life has changed. Hosted by Cate Galliford and Corbin Gregg. Music by...

Online Editor Gillian Russo, Newsletter and Social Media Editor Grace Getman, Fun and Games and Asst. Photo Editor Esmé Bleecker-Adams, and Copy Editor Jill Rice explain how the newly opened Target on Broadway and 61st has improved their Fordham experience.

Cate and Corbin give a rundown of important 2020 election results. Then, they discuss what to expect from the presidential race within the next few days. For further election coverage, check out the Fordham Observer’s special election issue. Hosted by Cate Galliford and Corbin Gregg. Music by Michael Appler.

The Retrospect crew gives a rundown on a few key House races in New York and New York City. Nicole Perkins, features editor for the Fordham Observer, shares her opinions on those races and other New York primaries and elections that have shaped the local political scene. Hosted by Cate Galliford and Corbin Gregg. Music by Michael...

Brandon Sapienza, FCLC ’21 and a journalism major, and Ava Peabody, FCLC ’23, a journalism and political science major; give their takes on the upcoming 2020 presidential election and why they support President Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden. Hosted by Cate Galliford and Corbin Gregg. Music by Michael Appler.

Kevin Stoll explains how the world of film has changed since the outbreak of the coronavirus, and Tyler Bey considers the shortcomings of Hollywood when it comes to racial justice. Hosted by Cate Galliford and Corbin Gregg. Music by Michael Appler.