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What is media literacy and why is it important?

Podcaster Farah Eltohamy sits down with Kristy Roschke, managing director of the News Co/Lab at ASU's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication. Since its launch, the News Co/Lab has been conducting research and experiments to better understand how the public engages with news and information. Dr. Roschke gives her insight on how one can become "media literate" in this current age of misinformation.


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So I got my first F

Failure is a normalized part of the college experience. Healthy practices for dealing with the emotional fallout that comes with failure, however, aren't quite as well known. On this episode of This Campus Life, join ASU student Camryn Thompson and counselor Dr. Aaron Krasnow for a conversation on what it truly means to confront and cope with our shortcomings.


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How can your voice be heard if you can't vote?

In this episode of State Press Play, podcaster Travis Roberston sits down with two ASU community members, Ross Satchell and Dr. April Miller, to find out more about their experience as people who cannot vote in the 2020 election, despite currently living in America.


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How the Disability Resource Center used student feedback to change its name

ASU's Disability Resource Center recently changed its name to Student Accessibility and Inclusive Learning Services or SAILS. The name was changed to align with the center’s role on campus and to make students feel more comfortable seeking its services. Podcast reporter, Madison Young, spoke with the Director of SAILS, Chad Price, to uncover the motivation behind renaming the center.


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The struggle of fine arts students in COVID-19

For ASU Fine Arts majors, missing half of their spring semester was only the first of many cancelations that COVID-19 brought for them. Maggie Reynolds, a sophomore Music Therapy major, sits down with podcaster Autriya Maneshni to share her perspective on what's like to be Fine Arts major during a global pandemic. 


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Cutting Through the Noise: A Conversation on Media Literacy

The fast-paced news cycle of today can leave people overwhelmed by information. A course on media literacy is being offered worldwide through the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication to educate individuals on how to be responsible consumers of news. On this episode, podcaster Stefano Contreras sits down with mediactive course instructors and students to gain insight into the world of media literacy.


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Breaking: PAC-12 to play 2020 football season

Sports editors Alex Coil and Koki Riley break down the PAC-12's decision to play football beginning on November 6. Many of the other winter sports like basketball are also making a comeback.


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Luguentz Dort’s gamble

Sports editors Alex Coil and Koki Riley interview writer Alex Weiner on his recent piece on Luguentz Dort, a former Sun Devil and current shooting guard for the Oklahoma City Thunder. Dort left ASU early to declare for the draft and while he was not picked, he found playoff success afterwards in Oklahoma City. 


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First day jitters, first-gen student

In this episode of This Campus Life, Stefano Contreras interviews ASU graduate student and first-year success coach Amber Layne as she reflects on her experience with Imposter Syndrome and the importance of vulnerability along her journey as a first-generation college student.


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Deferring because of COVID-19

Some ASU students are taking time off from school due to COVID-19. Podcast reporter Rachel Kennedy sits down with three ASU students to discuss deferring scholarships, the unintended consequences and benefits of postponing their education, and how they're feeling about their decisions. 


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The MLB draft and ASU Baseball

With five ASU players drafted in the first four rounds, ASU had more picks than any other NCAA school. Sports editors Alex Coil and Koki Riley discuss the MLB draft picks from ASU this year as the Sun Devil baseball program sets a new record. Originally aired on YouTube on Wednesday, June 24, 2020. 





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