The Charlatan
Charlatan Live
Charlatan Live is Carleton University students' go-to place for news and entertainment! Produced by the Charlatan, Carleton's independent student newspaper since 1945, the show's co-hosts Justin Ball and Abyssinia Abebe chat about the topics that affect students most.
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Episódios
Episode 4: Trucker convoy, return to campus and Sean Evans 02.02.2022 29:31
Co-hosts Halen Raymond and Sam Pomerant talk about avoiding downtown, Ottawa's up-and-coming fashion scene and return to campus. Tune in to stay in the know!
Episode 3: Winter courses online, Carleton drama's first radio show and goldfish killers 26.11.2021 29:29
Co-hosts Halen Raymond and Sam Pomerant chat about how to make sure pets are cared for in the transition to post-Zoom life, students' frustration with Carleton's online course offerings for the upcoming winter term and what not to do with goldfish. Carleton drama instructor Rebecca Benson joins the show to talk about the highs and lows of producing the Carleton drama program's first radio show!
Episode 2: Squash, winter exchange and CUSA confusion 16.11.2021 29:31
Co-hosts Halen Raymond and Sam Pomerant talk about playing squash with a squash, Carleton's decision to cancel its winter exchange program and Taylor Swift's scarf. One of the paper's news editors, Isaac Phan Nay, joins the show to explain how big CUSA changes will impact students. Tune in to stay in the know!
Premiere Episode of the 2021-22 Charlatan Live Show 10.11.2021 29:31
Co-hosts Sam Pomerant and Halen Raymond kick off the 2021-22 show with a discussion of Carleton's Attendant Services Program, Kristen Stewart's Oscar snubs, editor-in-chief Jillian Piper's hopes for the show—and much more!
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