Cook County Jail is the first detention center in the country to bring in voting booths so that pretrial detainees can physically cast their ballots for an election. During the first two weekends in March, people in the custody of Cook County J

14 Speaks Pinnacle Submission

Jun 10th, 2019 4m 32s

This is an excerpt from a longer podcast episode, "14 Speaks: Black Holes, Margaret Hamilton and Women in STEM."

14 Speaks: Adventures at '5 after 5,' Advice from Dean Baquet

May 3rd, 2019 18m 32s

On this episode of 14 Speaks, Dylan Van Sickle and Jenni Holtz experience the esteemed DePaul tradition of Whole Foods’ 5 after 5 for the very first time. They also hear from director of development Mikayla Rose Price and web developer Meredith

Nellie Bly and Growing up with a Female Breadwinner

May 3rd, 2019 15m 23s

On this week’s episode, hosts Dylan Van Sickle and Jenni Holtz discuss Nellie Bly in honor of the Women’s Issue. Bly was a trailblazing investigative journalist who inspired the character of Lois Lane and traveled around the world in 72 days. A

Black Holes, Margaret Hamilton and Women in STEM

Apr 20th, 2019 8m 45s

Imagine going to the moon without a map, or trying to land with a computer too overloaded with tasks to know which functions to prioritize. That’s what two of the most famed Apollo missions faced — and would have failed to figure out — without

David and Goliath: Inside DePaul Freshman David Krupa’s Campaign for 13th Ward Alderman

Feb 23rd, 2019 29m 17s

In this collaborative podcast, 14 East and the Radio DePaul Podcast followed DePaul freshman David Krupa’s campaign through election fraud, fraught public forums, ongoing legal investigations and a call-for-change political platform that has le

A Walk Through Wintrust

Feb 15th, 2019 22m 48s

While there might be whispers of Wintrust, 14 East and Radio DePaul Sports set out to get the full experience for ourselves — that included student bus rides, high-priced concession stands and a feverish student section. What we found was few b

Oscar Snubs and Trans Women in Horror

Jan 27th, 2019 14m 40s

Film is the focus of this episode of 14 Speaks, and we chat with the magazine’s movie fan in residence Cody Corrall about all things Oscars. We also hear from co-host Jenni Holtz on the portrayal of trans women in horror films. You read the r

Michael Madigan, Old Town School of Folk Music

Nov 16th, 2018 8m 17s

In this week’s 14 Speaks, hosts Dylan Van Sickle and Jenni Holtz provide an introduction to Michael Madigan. Madigan is an Illinois politician who has been in office for nearly five decades and serves as the speaker of the Illinois House of Rep

Refugees Forced from Home, Resources for Student Veterans

Oct 5th, 2018 15m 18s

14 Speaks is back with two new stories. One from Christopher Silber on a new lounge for student veterans and one from Mikayla Rose Price on the Forced From Home refugee exhibit. Listen now to hear both reporters describe their process and appro

The Business Behind Astrology

Apr 13th, 2018 13m 27s

Astrology may have been around for thousands of years, but there has been a recent resurgence on social media. With self-proclaimed astrologers taking over Twitter, the meaning of astrology has been growing muddier. We decided to take a look at

Episode 1: Love and Candy Hearts

Feb 16th, 2018 7m 18s

The season of love has come, and in celebration 14 Speaks has made its reappearance. From lost loves to Valentine’s Day plans to bad heart-shaped candy, 14 Speaks explores the emotions that comes with the romantic holiday. Carina Smith and Dyla

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