Highlighting NYU Washington, DC students and their experiences!
Guilty Pleasures is an NYU Washington, DC student-run podcast series tells student stories through their unique food-based guilty pleasures and how their experiences have shaped their love of this food.
Hosts: Adam Chou and Thibault Denamiel – NYU Washington, DC Liberal Studies Program and NYU students
Note: The views expressed in this podcast series are those of the individuals in each episode.
Music: Original content from pianist Thibault Denamiel.
Spoi!er alert is an NYU Washington, DC student-run movie review podcast series that focuses on movies that were previously unknown to the hsots and captures their initial reactions.
Hosts: Evan Lodge – NYU Washington, DC Global Leadership Program and NYU student – and Grace Fu – NYU Washington, DC Liberal Studies Program and NYU student
Note: The views expressed in this podcast series are those of the individuals in each episode.
The Intern’s Handbook is a student-run podcast series that seeks to answer every aspect of the question, “What do I do in an internship?” by chronicling the experiences of former and current interns in a variety of companies and organizations.
Hosts: Helena Li and Jay Kang – NYU Washington, DC Global Leadership Program and NYU students – and Kelly Yan – NYU Washington, DC Global Leadership Program and NYU Shanghai student
Guests: Grace Dixon – NYU Washington, DC Upperclass-Pathways and NYU student – and Helen Zhao – NYU Washington, DC Liberal Studies Program and NYU student
Note: The views expressed in the podcast are solely those of the participating individuals of each episode.
Music: “Happy Bossa Nova” music by Studio Le Bus provided royalty free by www.premiumbeat.com
https://soundcloud.com/nyuwashingtondc/spoier-alert-episode-1-extraordinary-tales
Spoi!er alert is an NYU Washington, DC student-run movie review podcast series that focuses on movies that were previously unknown to the hsots and captures their initial reactions.
Hosts: Evan Lodge – NYU Washington, DC Global Leadership Program and NYU student – and Grace Fu – NYU Washington, DC Liberal Studies Program and NYU student
Note: The views expressed in this podcast series are those of the individuals in each episode.
“My parents are both from Korea. My dad grew up in a rural area and my mom’s from Seoul, the capital. They first met on a blind date actually. I heard it was really awkward. I guess cause my mom’s shy and my dad’s really outgoing so they just went at it. He’s a cool guy, a cool cat, and that passion attracted her I guess. I think that’s what made them come to the US, that passion. At the time, he had a dream of being a business entrepreneur, so they came to Bloomington, Indiana, to set up shop. I guess that passion rubbed off on me and made me want to pursue business, but I found later that I didn’t like it as much as politics. Honestly, it was the hardest thing to tell him, but after I did he was really cool about it. At first he asked, “Are you sure this is what you want?” but then he said, “Okay, if this is what you want to do.” He really helped me, pushed me, so I had no choice but to really know what interested me. Like I said, he’s a cool cat.”
– Jun Sung | Liberal Studies | NYU New York