There's More
There's More
There's More is a student led podcast that shares unique and creative stories written by USD community members. Our stories are told in various formats, from spoken word poems to audio documentaries.
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Apr 30, 2026
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Episodes
The Gifts of Being Present 21.02.2023 6:07
USD Vice President for University Advancement, Rick Virgin, shares his story of growth through faith. Theme: Present Student Producer: Noah Pallmeyer
A Change in Perception, My Own 20.02.2023 5:36
Student Hana Zumout recounts overcoming her struggles of living with CAPD. Theme: The End Student Producer: Daryan Gomez
Being the First: A Story of Gains and Losses 20.02.2023 6:09
Dr. Alex Deddeh discusses the struggles of being both Mexican and American. Theme: Unexpected Student Producers: Nia Brooks and Noah Pallmeyer
Speaking Out: My Bill Cosby Story 20.02.2023 5:35
Professor Gina Lew encounters Bill Cosby and comes away with a story. Theme: Out Student Producers: Daryan Gomez and Lily Yates
Desperately (Not) Seeking Susan 20.02.2023 6:58
Dr. Leeva Chung experiences racism and learns to reshape it into inspiration. Theme: Dark Student Producer: Daryan Gomez
First Thing That Comes Up 20.02.2023 4:41
Mulvaney Center Director John Loggins recounts the ups and downs of his first high school dance. Theme: First Student Producer: Nia Brooks
Frank's Lounge Soundscape 16.02.2023 0:45
Take a walk through the sounds of Frank's Lounge on USD's campus. Student Producer: Ryan Gentry
Mission Valley Trolley Soundscape 16.02.2023 1:03
Listen to the sounds of Mission Valley while waiting for the trolley. Student Producer: Molly Lindsey
The Same Neighborhood: Humanities & Changemaking 16.02.2023 3:52
Mike Williams, Director of the Changemaker Hub, and Brian Clack, Director of the Humanities Center, talk about why their offices are next door to each other. Theme: Anniversary Student Producer: Amulya Maddali
Separation 16.02.2023 6:00
USD Professor Christopher Carter shares how endings can lead to unexpected beginnings. Theme: The End Student Producer: Ryan Gentry
The Ninja Club 16.02.2023 5:21
Chris Nayve recounts the trials and tribulations during his time in one of North Hollywood's most prestigious organizations. Theme: The End Student Producer: Noah Pallmeyer
Wigs 16.02.2023 6:00
Professor Haley Swartz recounts her mother's experiences with identity and cancer. Theme: A/part Student Producer: Lily Yates
Why Am I Not Normal 16.02.2023 6:29
Adriana Vamosiu shares a touching and relatable story of finding normality as a parent in unprecedented times. Theme: Normal Student Producer: Amulya Maddali
Clash of a Threatened Identity 16.02.2023 6:35
Student Riley Lim gets a reminder to embrace his Chinese heritage in hard times. Theme: Clash Student Producer: Lily Yates
Roast: A Story About Arrival 13.02.2023 4:30
Atreyee Phukan learns the complex traditions surrounding Native Americans and Thanksgiving. Theme: Roast Student Producer: Amulya Maddali
This is to Mother You 09.12.2022 6:40
Emilie Amrein talks about the incredible pain and joy of raising her daughter, Ellie. Theme: Faith Student Producer: Noah Pallmeyer
Race, Place, and Me 09.12.2022 5:47
Angela Nurse finds a sense of belonging through fashion and style in different communities. Theme: Normal Student Producer: Amulya Maddali
All the Way Home 09.12.2022 11:21
Junior Thomas Sanbeg explores his spirituality through the metaphor of nature. Theme: Unexpected Student Producer: Lily Yates
Cleats to Microphones 09.12.2022 8:39
Student Calli Ortega finds that what she thought were her worst moments led her to an unexpected passion. Theme: Clash Student Producer: Lily Yates
Living Without a Box 09.12.2022 8:06
Freshman Sofia Hart describes her experiences of being singled out for her identities with seemingly no place to fit in, and her journey to taking pride in them. Theme: Clash Student Producer: Lily Yates
Failure as a Compass 09.12.2022 9:03
Dr. Charissa Noble, music professor, watches one dream die and another unexpectedly unfold. Student Producer: Lily Yates
Bees and Butterflies 09.12.2022 11:05
Senior Nicholas von Tscharner transfers to USD as part of his healing process when his mother passes away from osteoporosis. Student Producers: Lily Rand
Black Drivers, White Crosses 09.12.2022 8:31
On a cross country mother-daughter road trip, JoHanna “J” Thompson, MPA, and Jade Thompson are confronted with white crosses and must navigate histories of racial and gender violence through intergenerational perspectives. Student Producer: Jazz Thompson
Learning Disabilities & the DLDRC 09.12.2022 10:11
Olivia and Mike explain that receiving support from the Disabilities Learning Difference Resource Center is not an advantage, it's the leveling of the playing field. Student Producer: Paige Augustine
Sitting on the Edge 09.12.2022 13:24
Trigger Warning: This episode contains content about suicide. After struggling with depression and anxiety as a child, Trevor contemplates suicide and battles stigmas around mental health. Student Producer: Hallie Wiltshire
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