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On this episode of the Quaker Nation podcast, junior quarterback and reigning Ivy League co-Offensive Player of the Week and FCS Offensive Player of the Week Liam O’Brien joins the show! The honors come after he threw for six touchdowns and ran for another in a 67 point performance against Cornell to set the program record for passing touchdowns and total touchdowns. After getting thrown into the starting job after an injury to senior quarterback Aidan Sayin mid-season, O’Brien sits down with Sports Editor Vivian Yao and Deputy Sports Editor Sean McKeown about his path to the spotlight. Listen in to hear O’Brien’s story!
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College and Wharton first year Socrates Okong’o joins hosts Liv Yun and Doer He on “Breaking Bread” to chat about his experiences at Penn as an international student from Kenya and his role as a social media content creator. Edited by Liv Yun. Design by Liv Yun.
Welcome back to “Breaking Bread”! In the first episode of the season, podcast host Liv Yun interviews special guest Kayla Simpson, who discusses navigating the computer science field as a Caribbean woman. Edited by Liv Yun. Design by Liv Yun.
Welcome back to a new season of "Trust Me on This One!" Today, we're talking about everything you need to know as you navigate your way through your first few months back on campus. Join me as I chat about getting into the groove of things, party life, finding your place, fighting imposter syndrome, and first year relationships!
Remember to continue to send in your submissions to podcasted@dailypennsylvanian.com. It's all anonymous — the only person exposing themself is me!
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On this episode of the Quaker Nation podcast, two lawyers who have filed a class action lawsuit against the Ivy League over the denial of athletic scholarships join the show! Robert Litan and Alan Cotler, both Wharton alumni, are representing a case brought forward by two Ivy athletes over the supposed violation of anti-trust laws. Deputy sports editor Sean McKeown talked to both lawyers about their experiences at Penn, why they are filing a class action lawsuit, and how the duo hope to make big changes on behalf of all Ivy athletes. Listen in to hear about the case, and go to Ivycartel.com to learn more!
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On this episode of the Quaker Nation podcast, the current director of the Penn Relays, Steve Dolan, joins the show! Dolan runs the behind-the-scenes operations for the Carnival and also acts as the director of Penn track and field! Sports editor Walker Carnathan and deputy sports editor Sean McKeown talk to Dolan about Penn's season so far, the excitement of the Penn Relays, and more. Listen in to get your fill of Red and Blue sports!
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College junior Isabella An joins Breaking Bread to chat about their experience at Penn as a queer, Asian, and nonbinary student. Edited by Carolina Borges. Design by Liv Yun.
On this episode of the Quaker Nation podcast, former director of the Penn Relays Dave Johnson joins the show! Johnson ran the behind-the-scenes operation for the Carnival for over 27 years, and he now enjoys his position as unofficial director emeritus! Sports reporter Neema Baddam and deputy sports editor Sean McKeown pick Johnson's brain on the long-standing history of the Penn Relays, as well as where the event may go in the future. Listen in to learn all about one of the Red and Blue's most historic events!
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On this episode of the Quaker Nation podcast, Matt Fallon joins the show! Fallon recently finished second in the NCAA National Championship for the 200-yard breaststroke. Sports reporter Valeri Guevarra and deputy sports editor Sean McKeown ask Fallon about his meteoric rise to stardom, how he began swimming, and more! Listen in to hear inside the mind of a potential Olympian!
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College senior Milan Chand joins Breaking Bread to chat about his experience at Penn as a queer Southeast Asian American man.
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On today's episode of the Quaker Nation podcast, sports associate Phoebe Weintraub and video editor Derek Wong joined the show to discuss the current state of sports at Penn. Phoebe and Derek talk about everything from fencing championships and Penn baseball mashing home runs, to swimming success and track and field dominance. Listen in to get an update on everything Penn sports!
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Exchange student Kira Rai joins Breaking Bread to chat about her experience at Penn as a native Londoner.
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Welcome back to another episode of Trust Me on This One! Today, we're talking about my hottest takes and biggest pieces of advice that I think most people can resonate with. From topics like FOMO, spending time with yourself, and playing hard to get ... we're discussing it all.
Remember to continue to send in your submissions to podcasted@dailypennsylvanian.com. It's all anonymous — the only person exposing themselves is me!
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College sophomore Lamis Habila joins Breaking Bread to discuss her involvement in The Inspiration, a predominantly Black a cappella group on campus, and her experience at Penn as an African Muslim.
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On the latest episode of the Quaker Nation podcast, senior pole vaulter Scott Toney and sophomore high jumper Kampton Kam stopped by to talk about their seasons so far, career histories, and their personal connection. Both athletes competed in the 2024 Ivy Heptagonals, and each brought home a first place finish for the Quakers.
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Welcome back to another episode of Trust Me on This One, The Daily Pennsylvanian's newest advice column in podcast form! Today we're diving into so many different topics that you'll probably resonate with. From things like work-life balance, challenges with friends, and maybe a few issues about relationships, we're covering it all.
Send in your submissions to podcasted@dailypennslyvanian.com. Remember it's all anonymous — the only person exposing themselves is me.
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In this episode, Wharton junior Mario Paez speaks on his experiences at Penn as a bisexual, first-generation, low-income Latino man over Five Guys. Mario, who grew up in a predominantly Latino community in south Texas, describes the challenges of adjusting to a completely different culture in college. Despite these challenges, Mario has found many communities at Penn that have allowed him to celebrate his cultural identity. As a junior, he enjoys mentoring others with similar experiences and hopes to support the future of Penn diversity.
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Welcome to Trust Me on This One, The Daily Pennsylvanian's newest advice column in podcast form. Join me, Carolina Borges, as we discuss your most pressing concerns. I'll be talking about everything from dating horror stories to friend drama, and anything else you want to share. I can't wait to hear from you!
Send in your submissions to podcasted@dailypennslyvanian.com. Don't worry, it's all anonymous — the only person exposing themselves is me.
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On the latest episode of the Quaker Nation podcast, freshman guard Tyler Perkins from Penn men's basketball stops by to discuss how his season has been going so far. Despite just beginning his Quaker career, Perkins has excelled for Penn so far, and led the team in scoring during a major early-season win against Villanova.
Edited by Riane Lumer. Podcast art by Lilian Liu.
Should social media be the place for political discourse? Staff columnists Sose Hovannisian and Allison Santa-Cruz debate on the benefits and drawbacks of social media activism, delving into the topics of censorship, performativity, desensitization, misinformation, celebrity responsibility, the media contagion effect, and more.
Hosted by Emily Chang. Edited by Riane Lumer. Podcast art by Insia Haque.