Rhythm and News: Summer Movie Preview
This week on Rhythm and News, our hosts discuss which summer movies they are most looking forward to. From Barbie to Oppenheimer, we cover it all!
Day of Silence: Allyship, Queer Identities and the Digital Age
This week on “Rhythm and News,” our hosts Kamryn Tate and Claudia Regalado chat with Ife Olarewaju from Radical Theory Club about allyship, queer identity and its facilitation on the internet, representation, and infiltrating queer spaces.
Rhythm and News: Ticketmaster and the new normal for live music
This week on “Rhythm and News,” our hosts Kamryn Tate, Kirsten Hawkins, and Ryan Skidmore discuss the new beginnings of live music performance in the post-lockdown era. Has the quality of performance changed? Has there been a shift in music culture? Is it safe to attend concerts? Can we even afford it any more? These questions are discussed, topics are addressed and the ultimate question is, “are we gonna be outside this summer?”
Rhythm and News: Can Grey’s Anatomy Responsibly Educate Us on Abortion?
This week on "Rhythm and News," our hosts Claudia and Kamryn discuss how "Grey's Anatomy" (Season 19, ep 5) focuses on a woman being walked through an abortion. Our hosts discuss the importance of portraying difficult topics on television, nuanced discussions of abortion that have been happening on the USC campus and what they would like to see the show cover in the future.
Rhythm & News: The Festival of Books is back and better than ever
Podcast Staffer Ally McCoy gives an overview of the first LA Times Festival of Books since the pandemic. Listen to learn more about the history of the event, the programming of the festival and hear interviews with participants.
2022 Oscars Special
A&E staffers Jack O’Neill, Fitz Cain, Chris Turino, Jina Umakanthan and Ally McCoy break down the 94th Academy Awards. From the major categories to the snubs, listen to gear up for Sunday’s ceremony.
Trojan Horse: Secrets from a Super Bowl insider
On the inaugural episode of “The Trojan Horse,” we invite Abitha Nunis from the Break On Two dance team to speak about their experience performing at the Super Bowl Halftime Show, the cultural impact of this year’s performance and the secrets behind what really went down at SoFi Stadium this Super Bowl Sunday. Want to […]
Trojan Eats: Boba edition
Welcome to the first installment of Trojan Eats, where podcast staff members explore food and beverage places around the USC area. In this episode, staff members Andrew Kerner, Brooke Soriano and Nikhita Datar visited three popular boba places near campus – Pot of Cha, Cup O’ Joy and Factory Tea Bar. Take a listen for […]
Rhythm and News: Student-run arts and fashion magazine explores punk subculture, 90s zine storytelling in upcoming issue
Podcast staff member Sarah Goldman chats with Haute Magazine about the evolution of the publication and their Fall 2021 upcoming release. Music by Yung Logos.
Rhythm and News: The evolution and future of the Native American Student Association
Podcast staffer Veronique Louis-Jacques speaks with executive director and co-founder of the Native American Student Association Maracea Chase about how the NASA has grown over the past four years, the path to becoming recognized by the University and what the future holds for the organization. Music by IMPERSS MUSIC.