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ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
An audio excavation project from WBRU x Now Here This. Join us as we dig through the archives.
Now Here This is a student audio storytelling collective based out of Brown University and Rhode Island School of Design. WBRU is a radio station with a student podcast team.
Now Here This is a student audio storytelling collective based out of Brown University and Rhode Island School of Design. WBRU is a radio station with a student podcast team.
Update frequency:
every 26 days
Average audio length:
19 minutes
English
United States
20 episodes
since Aug. 27, 2018
episodic
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In this episode of Unearthed: stories from the Omni Hotel. Brown University’s newest dorm room features collapsing ceilings, bedbugs, a long shuttle ride to campus, and maybe even unrequited (but possibly requited?) love.
This episode of Unearthed was produced by Jon Liu, Iris Cheng, and Emm…
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
Producer Luci Jones looks at how to rewrite gratitude during a pandemic. The show considers how forgiveness, solitude, and remembrance can offer opportunities for healing.
From Now Here This and WBRU, this is Unearthed, a podcast in progress in Providence Rhode Island.
Each episode seeks to unearth something new about the past, the present and ourselves.
In this episode, “Nice to Meetcha,” stories about meeting across hemispheres to find love, com…
In light of Biden’s historic VP announcement, WBRU travels back in time to the infamous Biden-Harris debate.
WBRU reporter Eli Morimoto takes us on a tour through a local erotica shop, where she learns about the values of sex positivity from an oncologist perusing the store and the urban farmer who owns it.
Sexual violence is not a women’s issue. To fix it, men have to step up and actively change the culture around sex and consent. Last year, reporter Audrey Kim sat down with four male students at Brown University to talk about how the Me Too movement has changed their perspectives on the hookup and d…
The #MeToo movement may have originated in the United States, but sexual violence against women is a global issue. Reporter Cherilyn Tan explores how international norms like “lad culture” and double standards for wealthy expats undermines consent practices overseas.
Stacey downloaded Tinder during her first semester of college. After moving across the world, from Shanghai to the United States, she found that swiping right allowed her to explore and embrace her sexuality, while opening the door to her new American home. Reporter Vivian Yuen brings us StaceyR…
Maria was the first person that John called after numerous girls accused him of sexual abuse on Facebook. As one of his closest friends, she wanted to believe and support him, but she couldn’t shake the memory of how he had pressured her into a sexual relationship in high school. Now, she str…
When his best friend was accused of sexual assault in college, Michael didn’t want to believe it. But as the truth came out about his friend’s behavior, Michael was faced with a difficult choice: continue to be friends with an unrepentant perpetrator of sexual assault, or end a lifelong…
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