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A collection of work from the Podcast Workshop at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts
In the Soup and How to Get Out: JACOB’S ENCHILADAS
From producer Emma Parry: In the Soup and How to Get Out is a podcast about going from home cooked meals to cooking for yourself in college. In this series, we will explore college student guests’ favorite, most nostalgic dishes as they try and make them for us. Learning about where the food came from…
Keep readingHow to Looks Maxx with Jack: Mewing
From producer Jack Nunez: My podcast will be a deep dive exploration of the concept of “looksmaxxing,” the various techniques and principles of the practice, and whether it’s all bullshit or not. In today’s episode, we’re talking about “mewing”. What is mewing? Mewing is a technique in which the tongue is placed on the roof…
Keep readingModest Dinners: Home Spaghetti
In this podcast, producer David Feng shares stories about college students’ secrets to cooking restaurant quality cuisines on a student budget, a topic of great relevance for budget-conscious students in the current inflationary economy. Each story will be told from a fellow college student’s perspective, with advice from food professionals. In the pilot episode, Ariel,…
Keep readingSchooled on Climate: Divest NYU
From producer Alicia Colomer: The climate crisis is worsening and the fossil fuel industry refuses to halt business as usual. As a young person, with my future on the line, I cannot stand by and watch as Big Oil billionaires destroy our planet. That’s why I took action at my university, demanding that NYU halt…
Keep readingMaking It
“Making It” is a podcast series that finds people who are starting to “make it” in their specific industry. Whether that be entrepreneurship, film, or musical theater, the series follows different stories of young people who have some sort of accomplishment in their industry, but are just starting to. Each episode focuses on a particular…
Keep readingFORGET-ME-NOTS: Grandma, What Were Your Dreams?
Upon receiving a birthday card from her grandmother, Avery Garig is stunned at the closing statement, “Follow your dreams and face everyone, I did it.” In this episode, Forget-Me-Nots gets personal. Avery, alongside her brother Nicholas Garig face the simple task for some, but difficult task for Avery, of calling her grandmother. After years of…
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