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In episode 5 of her series focusing on the genre of comedy, host Sydney Brumfield sits down with junior Sara Borsari to talk about the sub-genre of Parody with the 1975 cult classic “Monty Python and the Holy Grail”. Tune in to hear their favorite moments and what makes the genre of parody so wonderful.

In this episode of ‘Re:Mixing’, host Eva Salzman sits down with Ithaca College juniors, Noah Falk and Rufus Mullhaupt, to discuss how the tracks on their playlist have inspired their own music. Listen to their playlist here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/05SZvpda0t5iWsSbfxWrBB?si=e7tfkTgGQQuzbcVw3N23QA

In her fourth episode focusing on the genre of Comedy, host Sydney Brumfield is joined by junior Stephanie Hawkins to discuss “What We Do in the Shadows” (2014). The pair discuss just how bloody funny the cult classic is and how it embodies the subgenre of mockumentary.

In this episode of Re:Mixing, host Eva Salzman sits down with Luke Keller, professor of physics and astronomy at Ithaca College, to discuss the inspirations behind his playlist "Mysteries and High Places".

In this episode of 'The Moon Rises Too', Nijha speaks with friend and colleague Makiyah Adams. The two discuss Human Design Types, the philosophies of absurdism and nihilism, and other ways we create purpose and assign meaning to our lives. They welcome listeners to consider belief systems as sources of survival, grounding, and community building.

In episode 3 of her series focusing on the genre of comedy host, Sydney Brumfield sits down with junior Charlie Amand to talk about the sub-genre of farce with “Greener Grass” (2019). Tune in to hear the duo’s favorite outlandish moments.

In the second episode of her series focusing on the genre of comedy, host Sydney Brumfield talks about “Tower Heist” (2011) with senior Bri Power. Tune in to hear their hot takes and fun insights into the subgenre of comedic thrillers.

In this episode of Re:Mixing, host Eva Salzman sits down with Editor in Chief Alexis Manore and Managing Editor Frankie Walls. The two talk about their 10-song collaborative playlist “In-person Cyberbullying.” They each discuss five songs that make up who they are as people, friends and leaders at  The Ithacan . Listen to their playlist  here .

Host Sydney Brumfield kicks off her new mini series focusing on the genre of comedy by talking about the dark humored romantic comedy film “Saving Face” (2004) with senior Queline Meadows. Listen as the two discuss their favorite moments and why this film should be added to your must watch list.

In the season finale of her Women in Film series, host Sydney Brumfield sits down with junior Surina Belk-Gupta to talk about the beauty and sincerity of the 2001 film “Monsoon Wedding.”

In this week’s episode, host Frankie Walls sits down with Angel ’21 to discuss her experience as a trans woman of color and how there is no one way to be a woman. She was recently featured in “Vogue Italia.” To stay connected with her, follow her on Instagram .

In this week’s episode, host Frankie Walls sits down with sophomore Annalese Winegard to discuss Winegard’s experience as a bisexual woman. Walls and Winegard talk about how early education shapes people’s experience being LGBTQ+ and the importance of representation in media. For more information about Winegard and her new paint and sip club, contact her on Instagram at @aannalese .

In the fifth episode of the Women in Film series, host Sydney Brumfield is joined by junior Juliana Luis to discuss the 2004 film “D.E.B.S.” Listen to hear about the pair’s favorite moments and why this film deserves recognition for its significance in queer culture.

In this week’s episode, host Frankie Walls talks with Justin Li ’21, an Asian American filmmaker. Li discusses his own experiences as a film student at Ithaca College and about filming his senior thesis, “Moments Fleeting,” in Hong Kong. You can check out more of Li’s work here and listen to the soundtrack and original score of “Moments Fleeting” by Jeffrey Taylor here .

In episode four of her Women in Film series, host Sydney Brumfield and guest Queline Meadows discuss the iconic 2009 film “Jennifer’s Body” and why it was ahead of its time.

In her first full episode, host Arla Davis sits down with senior captain Jaelyn Hershberger from the volleyball team. The two discuss Hershberger’s journey from freshmen year to now and the injury that impacted her experience.

In this week's episode, host Frankie Walls sits down with senior politics major Sebastian Chavez. Chavez talks about his experiences at Ithaca College being a Mexican-American student and how he ended up switching to a his major during the first week of his first year at IC.

In this week’s episode, tune in to host Sydney Brumfield and guest Sarah Borsari as they discuss the soon-to-be classic film, “Booksmart” (2019). Listen to hear all of the moments that made the pair laugh and cry.

In this week’s episode, host Frankie Walls sits down with senior Integrated Marketing and Communications major Seidy Bobadilla who identifies as Afro-Latina. Bobadilla shares her story about going to Ithaca College, a predominantly white institution. She is also a BOLD Scholar and a first generation student and she discusses how those identities and being from the Dominican Republic has altered he...

This week, host Sydney Brumfield and junior Maddy Leitner discuss the 2007 film “Across the Universe.” Listen to hear about the out-of-this-world visual strategy and how this film impacted Leitner.

This week, host Frankie Walls sits down with senior Jackson Bernhard to discuss his experiences as a Resident Assistant (RA) and as a Senior Resident Assistant (SRA). Both Bernhard and Walls were RAs during the Spring 2021 semester. The two touch on their experiences before and during the pandemic at Ithaca College. This episode is a continuation of a conversation with senior Elizabeth Cady. You c...

Host Frankie Walls sits down with former varsity soccer player Alex Elconin ’21 and current men’s varsity basketball point guard, senior George Sikoryak III. The two talk about their experiences as student-athletes and the pressures of their sport, committing to school work and how the pandemic has affected playing. This episode is a continuation of a conversation with Emily Adams ’21 and junior A...

How IC Sports returns for the Fall 2021 season! In this sneak peak, host Arla Davis introduces herself and discusses her goals for the podcast this semester. Expect more conversations with student athletes, new insight from coaches and professors and a continuation of the debate on the best Starburst flavor!

In this week’s episode, host Frankie Walls talks to senior Anabel Evren about their shared experience with mental health and handling anxiety. Not all who struggle with anxiety, depression or stress will experience it the same. Evren would like to remind listeners that it’s important to put your mental health first. Always prioritize you. Disclaimer: This episode was recorded in the Spring 2021 se...

Welcome back to Deja View! This season, host Sydney Brumfield will be leading a series in which she and her guests will discuss films created and led by women. In this episode, Brumfield sits down with junior Tatum Dowd to talk about the societal impact and lasting applications of the 2004 film “Mean Girls.”