Innis Herald Podcast

Listen to the penultimate episode for V60 of the Innis Herald Podcast. Join our Host Zach as he catches up with former Podcast Director and incumbent Managing Editor, Marty. We cover the election results, life after PhySU, and combat capabilities against other mammals.P.S. This was recorded a little while ago, so several points of discussion may - or may not, quite likely but not necessarily, in some ways more than others - be just a tad outdated (e.g. the confirmed executive masthead lineup).

Listen in to a conversation between one of The Herald's Creative Directors and the Senior Copy Editor. For this episode, hear from Julian and Rick about what it means to be a member of the masthead, and their opinions on serious matters like UofT meme culture and recreational math.

Whether you’re dreaming of a visit or reminiscing your last trip, join us on a deep dive into "The City That Never Sleeps." In this episode, our hosts Zach and Vedant are joined by a devoted contributor to the Herald, Innis’ very own, Kyle Newcombe, as they explore Kyle’s “religious” experience in NYC. From Broadway and Wall Street to some lesser known attractions, consider this your unique guide to the Big Apple!
 
Read Kyle's article here.

To start the new year (at least for the Julian calendar), join Vedant and Simba as they ask each other, 'This or That?'. There are no wrong answers, just some light-hearted discussions! As the winter semester starts up and winter break becomes but a mere memory, get insight into part of the Podcast Team's mutable opinions on topics ranging from campus life to the type of stuff one would here 6th graders arguing over  in 2015.

How many floors will the building be? How long until construction is done? Does the Innis Herald get first pick for office space? Join our Host, Zach; and Associate Director Advancement at Innis College, Megan McDonald; as we answer all your burning questions regarding the Innis College Renewal and Expansion Project.
 
Check out the latest updates here:https://innis.utoronto.ca/about-innis/project-updates/

Join us as we chat with Andrea Johns, an Indigenous Training Coordinator from the Office of Indigenous Initiatives(OII). In this episode, we cover past collaborations with Innis College, future plans, and their work across campuses.
 
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Join us for a pair of short conversations with a pair of Junior Podcast Editors/Hosts! For the first episode of The Innis Herald Podcast: V60, we introduce Vedant and Zach, as well as some of our plans for this season.
 
Disclaimer: "Herald-Crunches" is not intended to replace actual newspapers as a source of news. Please continue to read your local Innis Herald newspaper for up-to-date information.
 
Music:"American Way of Life" by lorenzobuczek
 

It's time to say farewell to Volume 59 of The Innis Herald Podcast! Join us for our finale as we reunite with some of your favourite guests from this season, including Michelle Wong, Zach Zanatta, and Cedar MacTavish. Together, we unpack the year that was, then brace for what's next.
A heartfelt farewell to our amazing Podcast Director, Marty Hewitt. We wish you all the best, and a warm welcome to your successor, Simbarashe Mutika.
Thank you to all our listeners, this is us signing off.
Until we meet again...
 

On this episode, Editor in Chief Sam Guevara and Managing Editor Yash Kumar Singhal interview the ICSS executives for the 2024-25 academic year.
View the memes referenced by Sam in this episode: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1XM1C1-gA9oVLqNypGVvBdSg-eYqhp2lS?usp=sharing

On this episode of the Innis Herald Podcast, producers Zach and Simba speak with former Communications Director Rhea Gosain to discuss her take on the recent pitch "Taylor Swift: Icon or Overrated?"
Thank you to our producer Simbarashe Mutika for editing this episode! Simba will be taking over as Podcast Director for the volume 60 of Innis Herald, during the 2024-2025 academic year.