In this episode, Amy and John explore the unknown pathways that are ahead in the time of the coronavirus. How is it affecting DePaul students? How has the school comforted or helped students throughout this process? What's next? We talked to multiple stu

In the 2nd extra episode of the Radio DePaul Podcast, Sonal Soni walks us through the ins-and-outs of how marijuana has been legally rolled out in Illinois. Sonal interviewed Austin Berg, the vice president of marketing at the Illinois Policy Institute, a

In this episode, Amy and John interview handfuls of individuals living with seasonal affective disorder, also know as SAD and seasonal depression. As a very common disorder, this time of year can be tough for many, especially as the sun hides itself behin

Over DePaul's December break, our News Director Holly Jenvey traveled down to Nassau, Bahamas to cover the Atlantis Crown Gymanstics Competition. She spoke to Cindy Sharns, the Founder and Director of the competition to discuss its cultural significance a

In this episode, Amy talks to people on the ground at the 2020 Iowa caucus. Listen to their stories and experiences leading up to and through the unprecedented delay. Thank you to: Danaka, Hadiya, Grace, Lauren, and Xavier. CREDITS: “LoFi Dreams/Starr

In the first Extra Episode of The Radio DePaul Podcast, Priya takes us through a journey of street art, its accessibility and how these public paintings and art pieces speak to everyone in differently unique ways. But in the end, even if interpretations d

In this episode, John attends a red-carpet premiere for the new Chicago-based Showtime series, "Work in Progress." The show, created by Chicago-natives Tim Mason and Abby McEnany, chronicles Abby's real life in the Windy City. John and Amy tackle the show

Happy New Year! John and Amy both saw Cats (2018, dir. Tom Hooper) and were so horrified and delighted that they chose to make this episode. Listen to DePaul students and staff talk and about their favorite moments, and then sit down with the Chicago Tri

Representation and diversity has been a focus of pop culture. The same is true in classical composition! The world of symphonies and concert halls is full of beautiful harmonies constructed by dead white men. In this episode, Amy interviews a musician, a

In this episode, John sits down with the directors and casts of three different films at the Chicago International Film Festival: JUST MERCY, KNIVES OUT, and WAVES. Amy and John discuss the festival at large, and how these interviews helped John get a dee