The Red & Black’s Podcasts

Midterm Elections; Bulldogs-Volunteers Match up; Wild Rumpus

On this week’s news round up, host Jim Bass discusses the November 8th Georgia Midterm elections, Early Voting in Athens, the Georgia Bulldogs vs Tennessee Volunteers college football matchup, and last weekend’s Wild Rumpus event.

Anecdotes from Frat Beach

This week’s episode is about the student tradition Frat Beach. Students gather on the beach at St. Simons Island the Friday before the Georgia-Florida football game to celebrate the rivalry between the two teams. Podcast editor Midori Jenkins and assistant podcast editor Jim Bass took to the Tate Plaza to conduct interviews and learn more about this experience from the first-hand perspective of UGA undergraduate students.

Athens Unsolved Homicides and Cold Cases

In this episode, we will discuss unsolved homicides. First, assistant podcast editor Jim Bass interviews Cameron Jay, creator of the Classic City Crime podcast. Second, Jim reflects on the interview and discusses the alarming unsolved homicide rate with podcast editor Midori Jenkins. 

A Collection of Short Stories and Poems

In this episode, podcast editor Midori Jenkins and assistant podcast editor Jim Bass bring you a selection of short stories and poems from The Georgia Review. The Georgia Review is a literary-cultural publication from the University of Georgia publishing since 1947. 

4th Annual PorchFest; Latinx Fest Postponed

On this week's news round up, host Midori Jenkins, talks about voter registration for Georgia Midterm Elections, the 4th Annual PorchFest, and the postponing of Latinx Fest. 

Georgia Midterm Elections 2022

This week, host Jim Bass, discusses the Georgia Midterm elections coming up on November 8th. He chats with Erin Deihl, Election reporter and Libby Hobbs, DEI Chair, Newsletter Editor, and reporter for Georgia-Asian Times about candidates, key policies, and diversity this election cycle. 

Remembering Ariana Zarse; Life lessons from Ira Glass

In this episode, we report on the most recent stories affecting the Athens community this week. Stay tuned for updates on the William Apartments, verdict of the Ariana Zarse hit-and-run case, life lessons from Ira Glass, and coverage of last weekend's AthFest.

Sleepless in Snelling

This week, we bring you a special episode from the Snelling Dining Commons at the University of Georgia. Host Jim Bass takes us through the sites and sounds at Snelling from the hours of 1:30am to 3:00am. We discuss the history of the tradition, Snellibrate and uncover what keeps students coming back night after night.

Mariah Parker resigns; Georgia defeats Oregon

In this episode, we bring you coverage of the most recent stories affecting the Athens community this week. Mariah Parker resigns from District 2 Commissioner. Students planning on moving in to The William apartments, a new complex on North Finley have found themselves displaced in downtown hotels. The University of Georgia dedicates new first-year residence hall Black-Diallo-Miller. Stetson Bennet performs his career best leading to a defeat of Oregon 49-3. 

Special Episode: Between The Headphones

The Red & Black is offering a new podcast called Between The Headphones, where our Georgia football reporters discuss the Bulldogs' season each week. Here is episode one. 
Be sure to subscribe to Between The Headphones anywhere you get your podcasts. 
 
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