IMDBobcat: Series Premiere

By Nathaniel Drovdlic and Spencer Parret | Nov. 20

IMDBobcat is a movies and TV podcast discussing popular releases, box office numbers, movie news, and more. Hosted by media major Nathaniel Drovdlic and film major Spencer Parret. We go in depth on movie and TV reviews and discuss other important aspects of filmmaking and content production.

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Is This Too Niche? Ep. 5: Queer History

By Jada Fox and Zoe Duncan | Nov. 20

This week’s episode is a celebration of queerness and feminism throughout history. Zoe and Jada discuss gender-nonconformity and queer love from ancient times to the modern era, while welcoming their first ever special guest.

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Keep Me Posted Ep. 2: Thanksgiving, Ticketmaster & the end of the semester

By Nicholas Kobe and Cassie Dye | Nov. 17

On the second episode of Keep Me Posted, Cassie and Nick talk about everything from the upcoming thanksgiving break, the arrival of winter, Cassie's fight to get Taylor Swift tickets and so much more.

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The Post Weekly Round-Up Ep. 11

By Sophia Young , Donovan Hunt and Arielle Lyons | Nov. 17

The Post Weekly Round-up is here to keep OU’s campus informed on the most important stories published by The Post each week. Hosts Donovan Hunt, Sophie Young and Arielle Lyons give you a brief round-up of current Athens and OU news.

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The Menu Screen Ep. 3: Five Nights at Freddy’s w/ Kaitlyn Markert

By Sorrel Kerr-Jung | Nov. 17

The Menu Screen is a podcast about video games, made for people who like playing them and by people who like talking about them.

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Posties in DC Ep. 12: Q&A with Ian

By Hannah Campbell and Claire Schiopota | Nov. 15

Hosts Claire and Hannah sit down with cohort member Ian Kirby to discuss his Congressional internship in Marcy Kaptur's office and answer questions sent in from listeners.

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Depths of Music: Lightning Round 2

By Nicholas Kobe | Nov. 13

On today's episode, we are exploring the artists YOU suggested in a somewhat rapid-fire manner as I give my impressions on each of these artists.

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Is This Too Niche? Ep. 4: Clown Town

By Jada Fox and Zoe Duncan | Nov. 13

This week Jada takes on the complete history of Clowns with a dark twist, you’ll hear all about clown culture from ancient civilizations to present day. In Zoe’s corner, she breaks down clown couture through the ages. Coulrophobics, this episode, you might want to skip!

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Yes Ma'am Season 3 Ep. 6 OU Volleyball Player Maci Watrous Joins

By Ashley Beach , Molly Burchard and Maria Monesi | Nov. 11

On this weeks episode of ‘Yes Ma’am,’ hosts Ashley, Molly and Maria give an update on Ohio sports and talk to volleyball player Maci Watrous.

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The Post Weekly Round-Up Ep. 10: Midterm Election

By Sophia Young , Donovan Hunt and Arielle Lyons | Nov. 11

The Post Weekly Round-up is here to keep OU’s campus informed on the most important stories published by The Post each week. Hosts Donovan Hunt, Sophie Young and Arielle Lyons give you a brief round-up of current Athens and OU news.

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The Olive Branch Ep. 3: Post-Election Talks

By Cassie Dye and Lauren Begley | Nov. 10

Join hosts Cassie Dye and Lauren Begley as they debate on all sorts of random topics on The Olive Branch podcast!

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Stay Tuned: CATCHING UP

By Emma Skidmore and Lauren Serge | Nov. 7

Emma and Lauren are back after a week off and are recording at home recovering from colds, so they are here to catch you up this week on all celebrity drama and trending news! The two recap some celebrity Halloween costumes give their thoughts on the “Her Loss” album and reviews the highly-anticipated Selena Gomez documentary.

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Posties in DC Ep. 11: Elections

By Hannah Campbell and Claire Schiopota | Nov. 7

Hosts Claire and Hannah discuss what it’s like being in Washington D.C. during election season. Hear what they’ve seen so far and what they’ll be doing on election night for their internships.

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BOO! Horror Review Ep. 7: X & Pearl

By Donovan Hunt and Cara Radcliffe | Nov. 6

This episode of BOO! Horror Review features the 2022 A24 hits X and its prequel Pearl. Are these the best 2022 has to offer and is this the future of horror?