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While not a story-telling podcast in the traditional sense, music producer Rick Rubin’s podcast “Broken Records with Rick Rubin,” often works like an audio documentary, detailing origin stories and career trajectories through discussion with musicians. According to the Broken Records website, the podcast is designed to work in the way liner notes on an albumContinue reading “James Taylor Tells Riveting Stories about his life on Rick Rubin’s Podcast”

Stop me if you’ve heard this before: these are unprecedented times we’re currently living in. With COVID-19 (CoronaVirus) reeking havoc throughout the world, citizens are in positions that they have never been in before. People everywhere are in a state of confusion, floating through a dayless purgatory with no end in sight. Experiences throughout thisContinue reading “Understanding Our Common Enemy: COVID-19”

In the United States, what truly turns the wheels of democracy is local government. In all it’s boring, stuffy, and sometimes archaic glory, local government is truly the best example of our fore-father’s vision at work: local elected representatives utilizing checks and balances to institute change within their towns.  Even a small zoning board meetingContinue reading “A Look Inside Local Government: Poughkeepsie’s Zoning Board Meets”

On February 19th, The Marist Poll released the results of their poll concerning President Donald Trump’s approval ratings. The data suggests that in February 2020, 51% of adults in American disapprove of the job that their current president is doing, while just 42% of Americans approve, and 7% are unsure.  The easy headline here isContinue reading “Marist Poll: February Approval Ratings”

For many college students, thinking about life after graduation can be quite daunting. If and when students get a job in the corporate world, they want to know there will be a strong support system in place. Students want to know that they will be shown the ropes and won’t be just fed to theContinue reading “Bob Butkus Visits Marist College”

The entire college admission process can be extremely stressful for anyone involved. The thoughts of up-rooting your life, applications, essays, standardized tests and rejection are enough to make anyone’s head swim. One of the most daunting parts about the college admission process is the common belief that you have to find the right college onContinue reading “Edit of “The College Admission Process” by Crystal Minaya”

Tonight in Manhattan, at the New York City Executive Center, the Marist College Center for Sports Communication hosted a labor panel and discussed collective bargaining agreements in sports. The panel was hosted by Marist Professor Michael Smith, who is well-known for his days as host of popular ESPN shows such as “His and Hers” andContinue reading “Marist College Hosts Sports Label Panel In NYC”

After a subpar junior season at Louisiana State University, quarterback Joe Burrow came out of nowhere and took the College Football world by storm last season. Burrow broke the NCAA D1 single-season record for passing touchdowns and yards on his way to being named the nation’s best player and winning the Heisman Trophy. Burrow thenContinue reading “Trouble in Cincinnati”

Welp, the day of reckoning for every New England sports fan might finally be upon us. As per Ian Rapport– via NFL Now– who talked directly with Patriots owner Robert Kraft, (I might have to lay down after that half-sentence) Patriots star quarterback, Tom Brady will hit the open market this off-season. The level ofContinue reading “Brady Don’t You Do it”