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This week host Frankie Walls sits down with senior Ikraan Sheekh Nuur to discuss her experience as a Somali Muslim woman. The two talk about the importance of black women having support systems and how sometimes it’s okay for people of color to be mediocre. Sheekh Nuur would like listeners to know that you can have a good college experience while exploring every part of your identity. Regardless o...

Host Eva Salzman interviews former host Arleigh Rodgers '21 about "Ladder to the Stars," a playlist inspired by each episode of Re:Mixing. Listen to "Ladder to the Stars" here . Disclaimer: This episode was recorded in the Spring 2021 semester.

In her first episode of the Fall 2021 semester, host Frankie Walls sits down with senior Elizabeth Cady about her experience as a resident assistant at Ithaca College. The two talk about the pressures and expectations of being an RA. Disclaimer: This episode was recorded in the Spring 2021 semester.

Host Frankie Walls sits down with junior Catriona Ferguson to discuss Ferguson's experiences as a white-passing mixed woman and her intersections of privilege. Ferguson is involved with PODER: Latinx Student Association, a student organization that extends an invitation to Latinx students of all kinds to get involved.

In the second episode of TMRT, host Nijha Young sits down with Michelle Pei, a junior psychology student and president of Active Minds@IC for the 2020-21 academic year. Pei is also the Vice President of Advertising for IC's Asian American Alliance. The two discuss their experiences with competition and imposter syndrome in academia, where these feelings come from, and how their individual identiti...

In the last of episode of the Spring 2021 season, hosts Sydney Brumfield and Rachael Weinberg wrap up their science-fiction miniseries with a discussion on the 1991 film "Terminator 2: Judgement Day." The two reflect on the impact of this film in addition to reflecting upon their miniseries as a whole.

In this episode of Deja View, hosts Sydney Brumfield and Rachael Weinberg discuss the film “E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial." The duo discuss not only how the film impacted the science fiction genre but also how the film cemented the family blockbuster mentality in films to follow.

In this week's episode, host Frankie Walls sits down with junior Lia Montalvo to discuss Montalvo's her experience taking a gap year. The two talk about the stigma behind students of color taking gap years and the pressures they feel to succeed within a certain time.

This week, hosts Sydney Brumfield and Rachael Weinberg sit down with Oscars buffs Ciara Naughton and Connor White to discuss their predicted winners of 10 Oscars categories. They indicate what they think will win, should win and point out their biggest snubs.

In this week's episode, host Frankie Walls sits down with recent Ithaca College graduate Falyn Stempler to discuss Stempler's identity as a Jewish student. The two talk about resources specifically offered to Jewish students and how that affected Stempler's college experience. Resources from Hillel can be found at linktr.ee/ichillel .

Host Arleigh Rodgers sits down Russell Posegate, instructor in the Department of Music Theory and History Composition, to discuss his eight-song playlist. His playlist, “Music as Biography,” traces different genres and artists that had an impact on his life. You can listen to Posegate's full playlist here.

This week, co-hosts Kaitlin Maniscalco and Gabby Laccona are taught how to pole vault by senior Juliann Terry from the Women's Track & Field team. The three discuss Terry's transition from gymnastics to pole vaulting and the valuable lessons learned from a canceled season.

In this week's episode, host Frankie Walls sits down with former Track and Field sprinter, senior Emily Adams, and current Field Hockey striker and midfielder, sophomore Arla Davis. Davis and Adams talk about their experiences as student athletes and the pressures of their sports while also committing to school work. 

This week on Deja View, hosts Sydney Brumfield and Rachael Weinberg discuss the third film in their science fiction miniseries, "Alien." Tune in to hear them discuss how the genre was forever changed by this 1979 film. Content Warning: From 17:50 - 25:57, sexual assault and violence is discussed.

Host Frankie Walls sits down with with junior Abbey London to talk about London's experience as a person with physical disabilities on the Ithaca College campus. The two talk about their personal physical disabilities and the judgement they would receive from others due to their invisibility. London would like everyone to know that “just because you have a disability doesn’t mean you’re disabled a...

In this week’s episode, host Frankie Walls sits down with junior Danielle Sinclair about her experience as a Jamaican woman and an international student at a predominately white institution. They talk about adjusting to Ithaca, trying to relate to non-international Black students, the international club and more.

This week on Deja View, hosts Sydney Brumfield and Rachael Weinberg continue their mini series on the genre of science fiction with a discussion of the film "Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope." The two discuss what went into creating this classic film and the franchise that would follow.

Co-hosts Gabby Laccona and Kaitlin Maniscalco speak to Women's Lacrosse senior goalkeeper Mackenzie Schade. The three discuss the Liberty League's decision to have a Spring season, her goals for the year and the notorious debate on the best starburst flavor there is.

Host Arleigh Rodgers discusses local music with Doug Turnbull, associate professor in the Department of Computer Science. His playlist, “iTown for The Ithacan,” covers different genres and artists as they talk about the music scene in Ithaca during the pandemic. You can listen to the full playlist here .

This week, host Frankie Walls sits down with junior Alyssa Carbonell to discuss her experience as an Asian American woman at a predominately white institution. The two talk about adjusting to life at Ithaca College, the rise in anti-Asian violence, the fox eye trend and more.

This week hosts Rachael Weinberg and Sydney Brumfield begin their new miniseries on the science fiction genre. Weinberg and Brumfield discuss the film "2001: A Space Odyssey," directed by Stanley Kubrik, and dive into its lasting impacts as well as the films it inspired.

Open the Books is a movement on campus that is fighting for transparency and shared governance regarding faculty cuts at Ithaca College. Host Arleigh Rodgers sat down with organizers junior Julia Machlin and sophomore Sara Stohl to discuss their self-titled playlist of protest music — featuring Pete Seeger, L7 and Sam Cooke — and how it inspires Open the Books’ fight for faculty’s and students’ vo...

In the first episode of the Spring semester, hosts Kaitlin Maniscalco and Gabby Laccona sit down with senior outfielder Garrett Callaghan from the Ithaca College baseball team. Callaghan discusses the new COVID-19 protocols at practice, his plans for the future and his aspirations for the 2021 season.

In the first episode of "Re:Mixing" this semester, host Arleigh Rodgers discusses African drumming, high-intensity Brazilian influences and music criticism itself with Naeem Inayatullah, professor in the Department of Politics. Inayatullah and Rodgers explore the wide-reaching impacts of African music — from King Sunny Adé's talking drum to Daniela Mercury's upbeat tracks. You can listen to Inayat...

Welcome to The Intersection, a podcast about intersectionality and how identity is a large part of our lives. In this first episode, host Frankie Walls introduces herself and explores her own identity further.  Throughout this series, Walls will connect with members of the Ithaca College campus community to discuss how their identities make up who they are in the world and within the communit...