The boys are joined by fellow Daily sports writer Evan Wong to talk about the the Pac-12’s fall back to mediocrity, Florida winning the Charleston Classic, Duke’s uninspiring No. 1 campaign, and much more from a busy week of college hoops.

Hannah interviews herself on an article about astrology and how mercury’s retrograde may be more to blame than we believe, and then she is joined by a writer talking about her article on the placebo effect from a health and wellness perspective.

Thelonious and Rhea talk about two articles on a relative fish of the piranha that prefers plants to flesh for its food, and new AI research with genomes.

The boys return to discuss another crazy week in college hoops including the SEC giants falling, the game of the year (so far) in Seton Hall, and many other games! A new game is introduced and segments include a Mississippi Valley State and Steven Izzo...

Host Claudia Yaw discusses several stories from this week including The Daily’s headline story on the fall of the republican club on campus, the recent denial of affirmative action in the Washington elections and other news.

For this episode, we speak with Assistant Professor in Cinema and Media Studies Mal Ahern about the benefits of film over digital, how the act of “going to the movies” is going to change in the near future, and how “Hustlers” is frickin’ awesome. 

Hannah interviews a writer on the health-related consequences of daylight savings, in Washington especially, as well as some of the ways to combat SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder). She also talks about her own article on no-nut November from a dating ...

Caden Conder and Josh Eddy discuss a wild first week of college basketball from Penny Hardaway giving the middle finger to the NCAA, to Archie Miller’s thoughts load management. Deep dives and analysis of all the big games from the first week as well a...

Claudia Yaw discusses the recent scandal involving a UW professor and the ICE, as well as issues of availability of mental health services on campus, follow-ups on the vape ban, and more.

Hannah interviews two writers about two separate climate-related issues, one having to do with consumerism and the other on greenhouse gases and their effect on lung health.