The Daily Sundial

The Daily Sundial Podcasts

The Sundial is the student newspaper for California State University Northridge, available on campus, and in the app.

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The Daily Sundial

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Education

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sundial.csun.edu

Último episódio

13 de fev de 2024

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Episódios

Editor-In-Chief Update: Athletics Issue 04.10.2019

Andres Soto, the Assistant Sports Editor, fills in for Madison Parsley this week and updates us on what’s happening in The Sundial’s issue on athletics. Hosted by Andres Soto Produced by PJ Shahamat

Sunspotting: Josh Epple 02.10.2019

How did Josh Epple go from being a sociology major who wanted to help families with substance abuse issues... to working at a major record label with bands like Sum 41 and Taking Back Sunday? Join Jed Bookout as he discovers how social work and music promotion maybe aren’t so different... and also how sometimes lying, maybe, can be a good thing.

Dug Up: Climate Strike 26.09.2019

This week PJ talks to Elaine Sanders about her article on the climate strike and talks about the characters she saw at the event. Produced by PJ Shahamat

Editor-In-Chief Update: Education Issue 26.09.2019

Madison Parsley, The Sundial’s Editor-in-Chief, updates us on what’s happening in The Sundial’s issue on Education. Hosted by Madison Parsley Produced by PJ Shahamat

Suggestion Box: Alejandra Acuña 25.09.2019

This week PJ interviewed CSUN social work professor Dr. Alejandra Acuña and discusses how stronger faculty-student relationships can encourage students to reach out for assistance.

Sunspotting: Alejandro Aguilar 24.09.2019

CSUN PoliSci major Alejandro Aguilar discusses his double life as a successful ska punk guitarist in the band Captain Smooth Talk. Join Jed Bookout as he navigates the personal stories of all the interesting individuals you don't know from CSUN.

Editor-In-Chief Weekly Update: Gun Violence Issue 22.09.2019

Madison Parsley, The Sundial’s Editor-in-Chief, updates us on what’s happening in The Sundial’s issue on Gun Violence.

Suggestion Box: Thomas Devine 17.09.2019

This week PJ interviewed CSUN American history professor Dr. Thomas Devine and explains why cheaper parking actually keeps students in school. Produced by PJ Shahamat

Homelessness In LA 16.09.2019

David Blumenkrantz goes in-depth as to how the homelessness situation impacts Angelenos, and how the stereotypes are even more hurtful to the homelessness population than we think. Hosted by Deja Magee Produced by PJ Shahamat

Dug Up: Street Vendors Without a Permit 16.09.2019

This week PJ talks to Kimberly Silverio-Bautista about her article on street vendors operating without a permit and the reasons why they don't get a permit.

Editor In Chief Update: Homelessness Issue 15.09.2019

Madison Parsley, The Sundial's Editor-in-Chief updates us on what's happening in The Sundial's issue on Homelessness.

Suggestion Box: Sally Turner 11.09.2019

This week, Sally Turner gives her opinion on CSUN's public transport and how she thinks the school can improve transportation for all students and staff. Produced and Hosted by PJ Shahamat

Editor-In-Chief Weekly Update: San Fernando Valley Issue 05.09.2019

Madison Parsley, The Sundial's Editor-in-Chief updates us on what's happening in The Sundial's issue on the San Fernando Valley.

Editor-In-Chief Weekly Update: Activism Issue 28.08.2019

Madison Parsley, The Sundial's Editor-in-Chief updates us on what's happening in The Sundial's Activism issue.

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