Phoenix Studios
Phoenix Studios is the podcast network for the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. It is a collaboration between faculty, students, staff and community members interested in showcasing research, stories, news and interviews.
All the Rage
All the Rage is a podcast from UW-Green Bay Professors Ryan Martin (Psychology) and Chuck Rybak (English/Humanistic Studies). From road rage to internet trolls, All the Rage covers all topics related to anger and violence.
Psychology & Stuff
Psychology and Stuff is the podcast for the UW-Green Bay Psychology program and includes interviews with faculty, students and alumni from the program on a wide range of topics (work, research, personal lives and other stuff).
HUMANITIES+
HUMANITIES+ is a collaboration between Dr. Caroline Boswell, Professor of Humanities & European History and Rachel Scray, a student in History, Digital and Public Humanities and Arts Management. In this show, Rachel provides listeners with meaningful discussions with enthusiasts, scholars, and experts on the intricate fields of Digital and Public Humanities.
Serious Fun
Take a journey into the frivolous with 'Serious Fun', a podcast by UWGB Communication and Information Science professor Bryan Carr. Hear from the scholars, professionals, and fans that interpret and create pop culture. Whether it's comic books, video games or reality TV, "Serious Fun" examines the media that shapes and reflects our lives.
Indented
'Indented,' from the UW-Green Bay English Department, explores literary favorites from "The Greats" and the narrative artistry of our own students, community members, faculty and staff. Current hosts Jordan Safranski and Emma Fay research, record, and mix the show. To be a part of the podcast email farleyk@uwgb.edu.
Bird in the Wings
Bird in the Wings covers hot topics in arts and culture and interviews with artists and the community that loves them. Hosted by Kelli Strickland, Executive and Artistic Director of the Weidner Center.
Do you want to start your own show?
Contact
Kate Farley in the Center for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning for more information.