There's More

There's More

Arts EN ↓ 273 episodes

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.

Author

There's More

Category

Arts

Podcast website

theresmore.buzzsprout.com

Latest episode

Apr 30, 2026

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Episodes

Road-Trip Realizations 01.05.2023

After getting into a debate with his son on a road-trip, Professor of Communication Dr. Roger Pace admits his faults as a parent. Theme: Flop Student Producer: Lily Rand

Caught By Surprise 01.05.2023

After never dating in the United States, student Victor Woodwall II discusses the complications of falling in love when he was abroad. Theme: Caught Student Producer: Lily Rand

Memories Metronome 01.05.2023

Professor Farrah Karapetian explains how music can get us through difficult life experiences. Theme: Enduring Student Producer: Stella Hess

All the Roads Lead to Boyle Heights 01.05.2023

Ariela Canizal shares that no matter where she has lived, Boyle Heights will always be home. Theme: Belonging Student Producer: Amara Brooks

First Semester 01.05.2023

Dr. Lisa Nunn reflects on experiencing imposter syndrome in her first semester of graduate school. Theme: Belonging Student Producer: Gaby Sanchez

I Wouldn't Change a Thing 01.05.2023

Librarian Catherine Paolillio trusts her gut and spends a semester learning about contemporary South African art while abroad. Theme: Non-Traditional

Circles 01.05.2023

Through his son's experience in school, Dr. Tim McCarthy rethinks the punishment structure in public schooling and finds that the greatest teachers have the simpler ideas. Theme: Big Moves Student Producer: Leah Stevens

Moments of Inheritance 01.05.2023

Student Kaia Morrison describes her experience of being black at a predominantly white school, and how it is an inheritance of her identity. Theme: Names Student Producer: Hayden Nabers

An Act of Resistance & Representation 01.05.2023

Tribal Liaison, Sahmie Wytewa, reflects on her experience leaving her reservation at 18 years old and connecting with her community. Theme: Coming Together Student Producer: Mikaila Barrera

How Curious Questions Can Cure Climate Change 01.05.2023

Student Chase Kendrena discusses overcoming climate anxiety as the generation that is expected to "fix" the climate change. Theme: Generation (Re)Generation Student Producer: Cooper Truwit

The Moment 01.05.2023

Student Jackie Marquez reflects on the early days of the pandemic. Student Producer: Jack Porter

The Funny Thing About Belonging 01.05.2023

Dr. Gooding learns what it means to belong after a life changing encounter with one of his friends. Theme: Belonging Student Producer: Ethan Takaha

Para Mi Mamá 01.05.2023

Jesús Martínez Saucedo reflects on intergenerational big moves and feelings of abandonment with his mother. Theme: Big Moves Student Producer: Kayley Norman

Put Your Head Down And Do The Work 01.05.2023

Kristina Garland, Associate Director of the Center for Inclusion and Diversity discusses her experiences living with and managing chronic illness and how it has altered her outlook on life. Theme: Enduring Student Producer: Stella Schneider

The Telling Twenties 19.04.2023

Adjunct Professor of Law, Samuel Bettwy, explores the trials and errors of finding a fulfilling job in his twenties. Theme: Call Student Producer: Lily Rand

Carried by Calls 19.04.2023

Dr. Brenda Boone, Clinical Associate Professor, explores all the times in her career in which her non-decisions have carried her into unexpected opportunities. Theme: Call Student Producer: Lily Rand

Love Letters 19.04.2023

After her husband joined the army, Dr. Perla Myers reflects on how his letters made her feel together while apart. Theme: Apart Student Producer: Lily Rand

Serendipity 19.04.2023

Dr. Mary Brinson discusses life's seemingly insignificant moments that led her to meet the love of her life. Theme: Apart Student Producer: Lily Rand

Alabama to California 19.04.2023

Center for Inclusion and Diversity's Lanee' Battle Johnson reflects on how she found her passion for music in a time when she felt most isolated. Theme: Apart Student Producer: Lily Rand

The Creation of the Humanities Center 16.04.2023

Noelle Norton, Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences, chats with Brian Clack, Director of the Humanities Center, and Ron Kauffman, Associate Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences about creating the Humanities Center at USD. Theme: Anniversary 

Finding a Way In 16.04.2023

How physically disabled individuals navigate accessibility on campus. Student Producers: Alessandra Cole and Carleen Syth

Call of Authenticity 16.04.2023

After feeling God's "gentle nudges" to push him down certain paths, associate University Minister Kenny Van Tilburg contemplates whether he has found his calling. Theme: Call Student Producer: Lily Rand

Crescendo of Calls 16.04.2023

After being diagnosed with epilepsy, instructor of clarinet Alice Gallagher finds herself reevaluating her dream of playing in an orchestra. Theme: Call Student Producer: Lily Rand

Into the Unknown 12.04.2023

Director for Well-being and Health Promotion Stephanie Guarino Lynch discovers that she has a half-brother, but the pandemic and quarantine delays their meeting. Theme: Apart Student Producer: Lily Rand

The Aesthetics of Whiteness 11.04.2023

After struggling to appear "more white" in her adolescence, Dr. Angela Nurse discovers the intersectionality between race, fashion and culture. Theme: Normal Student Producer: Lily Rand

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