In this episode of State Press Play, podcaster Kate Ourada hears from Phoenix Poet Laureate and her student on their workshops on poetry and medicine.

After Hours: Who is Jason Zuffranieri, 19-time Jeopardy champion?

Nov 15th, 2019 14m 40s

Jason Zuffranieri, ASU Alum, talks to podcaster Kate Ourada about his journey to the Jeopardy Hall of Fame.

Dorks Estate: How a game is helping humanity get to Mars

Nov 8th, 2019 9m 50s

A discussion about Port of Mars, an ASU-developed game that is helping researchers understand society in space.

State Press Places: A new wave cafe

Nov 8th, 2019 6m 52s

The kava craze is right here in Phoenix, just a short walk away for ASU's downtown students.

A date doesn't mean I owe you

Nov 1st, 2019 5m 58s

Students need to understand that taking someone out on a date doesn't guarantee physical affection.

After Hours: Raising LGBTQ voices

Oct 25th, 2019 4m 44s

In honor of National Coming Out Day, ASU's Rainbow Coalition partnered with Ignite@ASU to host OUTxIgnite. LGBTQIA+ students shared their own coming out stories and queer experiences in a TEDTalk style event that highlighted every aspect of com

Fork Estate: Debating the cost of college

Oct 22nd, 2019 10m 51s

In this episode of Forks Estate, two State Press opinion columnists, Alexia Isais and Kellen Moore, discuss wealth inequality, student debt in the U.S. and education systems in other countries.

State Press Play: Is ASU doing enough to help low income students?

Oct 18th, 2019 6m 36s

Podcaster Balin Overstolz-McNair sits down with ASU Computer Science freshman Anthony Delphy to share his story, which reflects the struggles of many low-income students. Today, over 80 percent of college students in the US receive financial ai

State Press Play: Can making friends really bee this easy?

Oct 18th, 2019 6m 4s

BumbleBFF is a feature that is a part of the popular dating app Bumble. In this interview, podcaster Mackenzie Marchello took the app to Tempe campus and met up with another BumbleBFF user, Kennedy Hall to discuss their experiences on the app,

Behind The Press: The power of student journalism

Oct 11th, 2019 5m 28s

Following the resignation of Kurt Volker, U.S. Special Representative for Ukraine and Executive Director of the McCain Institute, student journalists from The State Press broke the story before any major news outlet got to it, in competition wi

State Press Places: A flaming hot museum

Oct 4th, 2019 6m 48s

The Hall of Flame Museum of Firefighting is a historic firefighting museum located next to ASU's Tempe campus. In this episode, podcaster Mackenzie Marchello sits down with curator of education Mark Moorhead and current ASU art student Claudia

State Press Play: How effective is Tempe's Orbit system?

Oct 1st, 2019 9m 45s

The City of Tempe is buzzing with activity: construction lines roads, pedestrians cascade crosswalks, and you may have to dodge an e-scooter or two on local streets. Getting around is not always easy, but Tempe offers free public transit throug

ASU student speaks at a campus climate action protest

Oct 1st, 2019 13m 8s

Young Democratic Socialist of America at ASU Chair Tanzil Chowdhury addresses climate action protesters on Friday, Sept. 27, on the ASU Tempe campus.

After Hours: Hollywood meets the Downtown Phoenix campus

Sep 25th, 2019 6m 1s

Cullen McCarthy packed up his Georgia life at a young age to pursue acting in LA. After working on multiple popular shows like "Shameless" and "Modern Family" and even starring in the lead role in a Disney Junior show, Cullen hopes to continue

State Press Play: Kristin Gilger expands on inspiration for 'There's No Crying in Newsrooms'

Sep 22nd, 2019 8m 13s

After the open panel of co-authors Kristin Gilger and Julia Wallace, podcaster Benita Mrkalj interviews senior associate Dean Gilger about the emphasis of the co-authored book: There's No Crying in Newsrooms: What Women Have Learned About What

State Press Play: Downtown disconnect

Sep 20th, 2019 6m 37s

Being a resident away from the main campus can leave students feeling disconnected from the larger ASU community, especially for LGBT+ students. Podcaster Kate Ourada speaks to the president of Confetti, Zee Fishkind, and member Genesis Sandova

State Press Play: Academics and the Tarot, where is the connection?

Sep 18th, 2019 5m 24s

In this episode of State Press Play, podcaster Mackenzie Marchello discusses with professor and seasoned Tarot card reader, Hannah Irene Walsh, the practical academic applications of Tarot cards. They focus specifically, on the explanation of w

State Press Places: The Phoenix Bartending Academy

Sep 18th, 2019 3m 43s

In this episode of State Press Places, podcaster Balin Overstolz-McNair meets Steven Shliveck, who has been the director of The Phoenix Bartending School for almost 19 years. The fast-paced bar scene comes to life as Shliveck hurries around the

It's Lit: Stepping off the page with Tara Ison

Sep 8th, 2019 6m 14s

In this series, Echo reporter Chris Clements sits down with ASU literary figures to talk about their writing styles and gives their techniques a try.

State Press Play: How is the Cronkite School trying to tackle the diversity problem in journalism?

Apr 26th, 2019 9m 2s

Following the Cronkite School's announcement that it would house Indian Country Today's second newsroom on its fifth floor, podcaster Farah Eltohamy further discusses the issue of diversity in newsrooms and the other initiatives Cronkite is pur

After Hours: A student dedicated to sharing the stories of his fellow veterans

Apr 19th, 2019 5m 15s

Podcast reporter Diana Dudurkaewa sits down with ASU student, Nick White, to discuss his inspiration for spreading the stories of fellow veterans. He delves into his background in military service and goals for the future.

Forks Estate: Free expression on campus, an educator's perspective

Apr 12th, 2019 6m 45s

Podcaster Nolan Williams takes to the streets to gain students perspective on freedom of speech on campus. Next, he sits down with English Professor Lee Bebout to talk about freedom of expression on campus. Bebout discusses controversial speake

Forks Estate: Periods and policies

Apr 12th, 2019 12m 50s

Podcaster Farah Eltohamy talks with two experts to discuss the issue of menstrual equity on the basis of university and public policies. They highlight a variety of other issues surrounding menstruation, such as period poverty and the overall s