Isobel and Norah discuss how capitalism is the root cause of many mental health struggles such as depression and anxiety, and how self-compassion can be a form of resistance to capitalism. 

In the final episode of Quarantea, Beth, teary eyed, talks about what she learned in quarantine.  Through all the ups and downs, she is so happy to have had this podcast to share her thoughts with the

In his finale, Liam talks to William Sampson about the Nisqually Fish-ins and the Fort Lawton Takeover, and how the Native community in Washington has had to protest for their water, food, land, and c

Just in time for finals, Molly and Ella discuss the psychology of stress, how to cope with it, and the connection between the body and the mind.

Thelonious and Rhea check-in for the last time. They take a trip down memory lane and discuss their favorite articles and podcast episodes during their time recording. 

For the last episode of the year, Sarah sits down with The Daily’s Podcast Editor to talk about the musician King Princess. Happy pride month, everybody!

To finish off spring quarter, Deb & Sarah take a deeper dive into cop propaganda, a.k.a copaganda, exploring the presence of cops beyond just the cop and true crime genres, and copaganda’s impacts on

Five students from the UW journalism department interview five first generation UW seniors about the impact of UW cancelling its in-person graduation ceremony this year. Produced by Martina Povolo, Wi

In honor, celebration, and support of Pride Month, Sarah reads poetry by Regie Cabico, Alok Vaid-Menon, Frank Bidart, and Ocean Vuong. Instagram: @sar.pham

Turlove, The Daily’s Podcast Editor, interviews five graduating seniors about their college experiences. They reflect on their best moments, their worst moments, and the lessons they learned in the pr