University of Miami Podcasting Storytelling

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Step into the vibrant realm of pop culture fandom with our podcast dedicated to Stan Twitter (or X). Join Isa Morales, Fiona Magee, and Sofia Alkon as we delve into all the tea, stories and wacky fans that shape online fan communities.

Dive into a world of imagination with our Kids Edition podcast, where timeless tales come to life in this episode. Join us, Isa Morales, Fiona Magee, and Sofia Alkon as we journey through enchanting stories filled with moral lessons, captivating young minds and sparking curiosity.

Explore the puzzling story of Coral Castle, a fascinating structure in Florida crafted by Edward Leedskalnin with Fiona Magee and Isa Morales. Discover the mysteries behind its creation, filled with secrets and riddles that continue to intrigue. Join us as we uncover the curious history and delve into the enduring fascination with this remarkable masterpiece. Produced by Fionna Magee and Isa Moral...

On this episode of Global Now: Love Edition, the L3 gang—Logan Seelig, Liam Brandt, and Lydia Platt—discuss their experiences with love and then listen to the hit (fictional) radio show Dr. Love. Dr. Love takes multiple callers from all around the University of Miami and dishes out knowledge and advice about the dating world today.

On this episode of Global Now: Education Edition, the L3 gang, Logan Seelig, Liam Brandt, and Lydia Platt, discuss the importance of physical books on children's development. We listen in on the Global Now Angels visit to a father and his son. And professor Kirsten Schwarz sheds insight on the impact of the digital age on today's youth and their development.

On this episode of Brain Talk from Global Now, Logan and Sofia tackle the subject of Gen Z’s short attention span. They discuss how a new method of teaching known as problem based learning can help to engage and educate this generation. Sofia explains the effectiveness of the method while Logan remains curious leading to a conversation with neuroscience professor, Ami Raval and one of her students...

Get ready to groove as we dive into the thumping beats and rhythms of Miami Bass music! In this episode, we’ll take you on a sonic journey through the history of this iconic genre, from its roots in the vibrant neighborhoods of Miami to its global influence on the dance music scene. Join us as we explore the infectious energy of classics like L’Trimm’s Cars That Go Boom and discover how Miami Bass...

College-ball vs Pro Ball explores the differences and similarities between low-popularity college athletics, and the heights of professional sports. Hurricanes Volleyball player Alanys Viera dives into what she experiences as an athlete who plays a less popular sport, even though her team is one of the best on campus in the 2023-2024 school year, and Super Bowl champion Buddy Howell adds onto his...

College Athletics and Expectations takes a look at what comes along with the glitz and glam of college football for the athletes. It is a hard life, not just on the field. Managing expectations, family, friends, and teammates can be a lot for an individual, especially when injuries come around. Miami Hurricanes offensive lineman Francis Mauigoa, and Sports Psychology professor Dr. Brian Arwari giv...

Personal Fitness dives into the world of gym rats, and casual gym goers. The gym is often seen as a place where not much goes wrong in terms of mental health, since studies show that exercise is a very positive thing for our mental wellbeing. But it might not always be that way for those that are serious about their goals and aspirations. Local lifter Darrel Creary chimes in, along with the direct...

In this episode of "The Detective Divas," the trio takes on the fast fashion epidemic at their university. Concerned about the environmental impact and lack of authenticity in their school's upcoming fashion show, they decide to go undercover to uncover the truth. They meet with Sophie from U-Thrift and learn about sustainable fashion alternatives. With Jeff's help, they crash th...

"The Detective Divas - Haunted Thrift Store Edition" is an episode of Global Now Kids' podcast. It features remarkable young ladies who balance school life with detective escapades and unravel mysteries tied to media misinformation and societal concerns. In this adventure, they investigate a haunted thrift store, shedding light on the downsides of fast fashion and challenging the sti...

Welcome to Global Now, where we're exploring the environmental impact of fast fashion. We're all familiar with the allure of brands like Fashion Nova and PrettyLittleThing, but behind the glitz and glamour lies a darker truth. Since 2000, clothing sales have skyrocketed while the average number of times an item is worn has plummeted. It's a concerning trend that's wreaking havoc on...

In the last episode, we only discussed the experiences of graduate students. This time, I want to focus on the experiences of undergraduate students. I realized that we may have underestimated the importance of mental health for undergraduates in the previous episode. Even though the pressures and stress levels may differ, mental health is equally significant. In this episode, I interviewed both a...

In this episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with Camila Ortiz, a master's student in journalism at the University of Miami. We discussed the differences in the healthcare systems between the United States and Colombia, two countries that are geographically close but have significant differences in their healthcare systems. The U.S. healthcare system has always intrigued me because of its u...

The past year has witnessed a significant surge in viewership for women's sports, and the emergence of Caitlin Clark at Iowa has undoubtedly played a key role in this trend. In today's episode, I had the opportunity to speak with Erin Brown, a lecturer at the University of Miami who has been involved in the sports media industry since the 1990s. Produced by Steven Calcutt

Graduate school can be very stressful. Although it may feel overwhelming at times, there are ways to cope with the stress. In today's episode, Olivia Reyzabal and I had a discussion with Cyro Asseo and Tatenda Charmaine Mukurazhizha about the stress of dealing with graduate school. Produced by Steven Calcutt and Olivia Reyzabal

In the past 4 years, rent prices in Miami have significantly increased for residents. We interviewed Garrett Medlock, a leasing agent at Monarch at Met in the downtown/Brickell district, to discuss the reasons behind the rise in rent prices and whether there is any hope for relief in the future. Steven Calcutt

In this episode of Global Now, we take you on a journey to The Green Haven Project, an urban garden in Overtown, Miami, run by David Roper and Jorge Palacios. The garden provides fresh fruits and vegetables to Overtown community members. The neighborhood is a food desert, an area without access to grocery stores. David and Jorge have partnered with other organizations to bring more food and health...

One of our most exciting episodes of this season talks about Manatees and the issues these gentle giants face daily. To learn more about Manatees and the adoption program, we spoke with Cora Berchem, a Manatee Researcher Associate for the Blue Spring State Park. Cora explained to us the human impact on the declining Manatee population and the ongoing efforts to reverse it. Most importantly, we lea...

Hip-hop emerged in 1970s America as an artistic outlet for the marginalized to vocalize. From block parties of the Bronx to modern-day records, the genre’s tradition is alive and well. In this podcast episode, devout hip-hop fans Ajhada and John unpack the origins of hip-hop and how artists and songs have activated social change in the US and abroad. Tune in for insight from a musicology professor...

There’s been a murder on Agatha Johnson Lane, but never fear, the daughters of Hercule Poirot and Benoit Blanc are on the case. It seems the cause of death can only be accounted to an uproar of microaggressions. What are microaggressions and how can we make sure not to perpetuate them? In this murder mystery segment of Global Now, we follow Detective Poirot and her assistant Blanc as they speak to...

There is a beast hidden in the Everglades, a subspecies of Big Foot actually, and its name is THE SKUNK APE. Is he real? Is he a hoax? In this creature feature segment of Global Now, where we speak with public health professor Dr. Andrew Porter, founder of the Mid Florida Bigfoot Research Group Marie Dumont, and anthropology professor Stephanie Musgrave. Tune in to find out more about this mysteri...

In this episode of Global Now, we follow a group of podcasters addressing the issue of caffeine overconsumption and abuse of Adderall. A sociology professor at the University of Miami, Dr. Jan Sokol-Katz, explains how caffeine and Adderall impact our minds and bodies in both the short term and long term. She provides recommendations for safer ways to stay awake while studying or out with friends....