The Bridge

The Bridge
Podcast Description
The Bridge is a podcast testing the hypothesis that cross-faculty communication channels are restrained by the process of interfaculty stereotyping. The goal is to uncover the root cause of the stereotyping and to deconstruct those that are false and the most detrimental to interfaculty relationship building. We believe that a certain level of permeability across faculties is important to students and their professional careers to cultivate well-rounded individuals who understand how the puzzle pieces fit together. In our current university infrastructure, there is an echo chamber effect experienced by the average student through hyper specialization limited by administrative restraints, physical separation and a lack of incentive to seek individuals of other faculties. We will tackle one industry per episode featuring a current student and an experienced professional to compare and contrast various expectations of the field including, but not limited to, work culture, dress code, definition of success etc.
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Content Themes
The podcast explores themes of interfaculty communication and stereotyping within academia, focusing on industries such as technology, arts, and healthcare. Episodes delve into personal experiences and expectations in each field, discussing aspects like work culture, dress code, and success metrics. For example, one episode might contrast the tech industry's expectations with those of the arts sector.

The Bridge is a podcast testing the hypothesis that cross-faculty communication channels are restrained by the process of interfaculty stereotyping. The goal is to uncover the root cause of the stereotyping and to deconstruct those that are false and the most detrimental to interfaculty relationship building. We believe that a certain level of permeability across faculties is important to students and their professional careers to cultivate well-rounded individuals who understand how the puzzle pieces fit together. In our current university infrastructure, there is an echo chamber effect experienced by the average student through hyper specialization limited by administrative restraints, physical separation and a lack of incentive to seek individuals of other faculties. We will tackle one industry per episode featuring a current student and an experienced professional to compare and contrast various expectations of the field including, but not limited to, work culture, dress code, definition of success etc.
In this episode, we dive into Software Engineering with talks on AI and the evolving world of Technology with Mohamed Kamal, a McGill Software Engineering student and professional Squash player, and Fernando Hernandez, a Software Development Manager at SAP.

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