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Student voices, campus conversations, and independent stories. Explore current shows, discover class projects, or revisit the archive.
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40 shows across three collections
Student, partner, and independent series that are ongoing or may return.
Anime, recommendations, and original character-driven humor.
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Scary stories submitted by students and fans.
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Behind the scenes of a student film: the process and the people.
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Pop culture, current events, and whatever comes next.
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Exploring the history and evolution of music.
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Oral histories and stories from the university archives.
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College life and mental health, with two campus counselors.
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Conversations about vocation, identity, and community.
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Inside the productions and people of UE Theatre.
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Inclusive leadership and the people creating lasting change.
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Personal stories, policy, and the power behind everyday costs.
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Robotics, technology, and the future of work.
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Conversations about media, society, and current events.
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Stories exploring the absurdity of the human experience.
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Research, storytelling, and civic engagement through class-produced podcasts. New student work is added each year.
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Past student projects remain available to explore. Some series may return with new hosts or production teams.
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Podcasting gives University of Evansville students a way to explore ideas, develop their voices, and share stories with an audience. Through research, writing, interviewing, and audio production, students build communication skills and gain experience creating media together.
Partnership podcasts bring Student Media together with university and community collaborators to create educational content and conversations about issues that matter. Collaborators include academic courses, Counseling Services, the Center for Inclusive Excellence, ChangeLab, and community organizations such as Leadership Everyone. Each series reflects the contributions of the people and organizations involved.
Tommy J. Housman creates and produces independent podcasts about technology, storytelling, culture, media, and society. Some projects explore emerging artificial intelligence tools, including comparisons of AI-generated and human-written stories and experiments with AI-generated hosts. Others, including Gaslit and What’s Going On in the World, focus on contemporary issues, media analysis, and public conversation. Series may continue or return periodically as production schedules allow.
This continuing class collection features podcasts produced through the Strategic Communication for Social Change course. Students use the Social Action Storytelling Model (SASM), a developing framework that connects storytelling with education, civic engagement, community dialogue, and social impact. Their projects combine research, narrative strategy, and media production to explore real-world issues. New student work is added each year.
The archive preserves student podcasts from earlier semesters and production cycles. These series are not currently in regular production, though some may return with new hosts or production teams. Available episodes remain part of Student Media’s creative record and the creators’ portfolios.
Alumni podcasts showcase work created by students during their time with University of Evansville Student Media. These series remain available as part of their creators’ portfolios and their contribution to the Student Media archive.