Chloe Boulle
Tempest: A UNE Arts and Humanities Podcast
Tempest is a student-run podcast produced by the Arts and Humanities Club at The University of New England. Podcaster Chloe Boulle uses each episode to narrow in on topics including clubs, events, internship opportunities, extracurriculars, and the vibrant community that makes up UNE’s Biddeford campus.
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Episodes
Tempest Ep 4 - Debating The Revolution with HIS 395 4/25/2024 17.02.2025 12:35
This episode explores the debate held by class HIS 395 on April 25th 2024, "Debating The Revolution", at the historic First Parish Meeting House in Biddeford. Listen to Dr. DeCoster, the course's professor, as well as three students, Vivian Nunez, Elias Nawful, and Kyle Lamarche, talk about why the course held the debate, what the debate was about, and what it was like to participate.
Tempest Ep 3 - A Little Bit About Internships 20.11.2024 10:02
In this episode we meet three UNE Arts and Humanities students who are currently doing internships through UNEs internships program.
Tempest Ep 2 - The Poetry Out Loud Event 12.10.2024 8:25
This episode covers the 2023 Poetry Out Loud Event, an annual event co-hosted by the Creative Writing Club and UNE's Literary Magazine, Zephyr. The event allows students to gather and read original poetry, as well as their favorite poems featured in the Zephyr. We talk to the current editor-in-chief of Zephyr, and listen to different student poets, hearing the poems they read as well as some of th...
Tempest Ep 1 - The American Greek Story Director's Cut 27.09.2024 12:58
In this episode we meet with Elias George Nawful to talk about his podcast, The American Greek Story, that he made here on campus in our CMM 225, Topics in Digital Storytelling class. We hear an introductory interview with Elias, and The American Greek Story podcast.
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