VCU'S Got Issues
VCU'S Got Issues
Podcast Description
Meet VCU's Got Issues, a show created by VCU's Intro into Podcasting Class! VCU's Got Issues is a short form podcast series that features a different student each episode, discussing a specific topic that they think could use some improvement here at VCU. Join them as they feature different guests each episode, and see if they can help to fix the issue!
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The podcast addresses a variety of topics impacting student life at VCU, including pedestrian safety, non-traditional student experiences, campus dining partnerships, as well as housing struggles, highlighted through episodes like Pedestrian Safety and Home Sweet…Nowhere?
Welcome to VCU’s Intro into Podcasting Class! In this course, students create their own short form podcast episodes to be featured on the ReVoice Podcast Network. Past shows include VCU’s Got Issues, a show that focuses on different issues students notice throughout campus, with guests speaking on their own experience with the topic. In their newest project, Moments of Change, students discuss with their guests moments that shifted their life, everything from renounced faiths, toxic relationships, to getting grounded by a parent only to have them pass shortly thereafter.
Have you ever felt secluded, burnt out, drowning in work, and yearning for a change from your downward spiral? VCU Arts major Mae Thomas knew this feeling all too well. Locked in a lonesome apartment, feeling isolated from the typical college experience. Mae embarks on a journey of self discovery and change to escape the trials and tribulations of loneliness.
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