Spooky Scary Bible?! KPop Demon Hunters and Hallowed E'een
Spooky season is here! Since it is time for (Holy) Ghost Stories, we’re having casual talk about Demon Hunters (the K-Pop kind) and a little about weather Christian should celebrate Halloween (the Hallowed-Evening, anyone?)
We’re having fun talking about Christian moms and other cultural topics t…
Coastal Conversations 11/28/25: Green Crabs
Host: Asy Xaytouthor, student producer Coastal Conversations: Conversations with people who live, work, and play on the Maine coast, hosted by the University of Maine Sea Grant Program. In the past few years there have been attempts to build the green crab supply chain to respond to the prominent i…
Coastal Conversations 11/28/25: Green Crabs
Host: Asy Xaytouthor, student producer Coastal Conversations: Conversations with people who live, work, and play on the Maine coast, hosted by the University of Maine Sea Grant Program. In the past few years there have been attempts to build the green crab supply chain to respond to the prominent i…
The Grief of Youth
Welcome back to my podcast, Espresso with Coops.
Season 3, baby!
If you’ve listened to previous seasons, you’ll know I’ve often touched on grief, sometimes directly, sometimes at the edges. This season, I wanted to slow it down and sit with it properly.
Because grief doesn’t just arrive through ber…
Climate & Community 2/19/26: Coastal and Marine Resilience in Maine with Dr. Hillary Smith (Part 2)
Host: Wilson Haims This week: This week Climate and Community continues last week’s conversation with Dr. Hillary Smith, an interdisciplinary social scientist and professor at the University of Maine and the College of the Atlantic. In this segment, we learn more about the intended impact of the Dr…
Climate & Community 2/12/26: Coastal and Marine Resilience in Maine with Dr. Hillary Smith (Part 1)
Host: Wilson Haims This week: Climate and Community speaks with Dr. Hillary Smith, an interdisciplinary social scientist and professor at the University of Maine and the College of the Atlantic. In this segment we learn about Dr. Smith’s research questions related to coastal resilience in the face …
Climate & Community 2/19/26: Coastal and Marine Resilience in Maine with Dr. Hillary Smith (Part 2)
Host: Wilson Haims This week: This week Climate and Community continues last week’s conversation with Dr. Hillary Smith, an interdisciplinary social scientist and professor at the University of Maine and the College of the Atlantic. In this segment, we learn more about the intended impact of the Dr…
Climate & Community 2/12/26: Coastal and Marine Resilience in Maine with Dr. Hillary Smith (Part 1)
Host: Wilson Haims This week: Climate and Community speaks with Dr. Hillary Smith, an interdisciplinary social scientist and professor at the University of Maine and the College of the Atlantic. In this segment we learn about Dr. Smith’s research questions related to coastal resilience in the face …
Ep. 61: From Agency to In-House: How Clemson Took Control of Paid Social
Jenny Li Fowler sits down with Hillary Smith of Clemson University to unpack a bold move: bringing paid social media in-house—and outperforming an agency in the process. What started as a learning opportunity evolved into a powerful case study in smarter enrollment marketing and stronger cross-team…
We Missed One Show
The guys decide to take just one episode off, and plenty happens in the meantime, mainly within the SEC.
On today’s episode, Eric and Victor give their thoughts on the 2027 SEC softball schedule, along with which games AREN’T on the schedule. They’ll also share their thoughts on the latest between …
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