HoniCast

Aidan talks to Aleksa Vulović & Alex Apollonov, who travelled to North Korea to make their film "The Haircut".

Cameron Caccamo, Siobhan Ryan, Jayce Carrano and Mary Ward join us to chat about the USU Election Soapbox and the latest from the USU campaign front.Hosted by Aidan Mollins and Andrew Rickert.

On this week's episode, Honi reporter Max Cullen interviews queer indigenous activist and podcast host DJ Martinez at his home in Seattle, Washingtoninstagram.com/tiodjheretwitter.com/tiodjheresoundcloud.com/tiodjhere

Have you ever wondered what's possible online? Where does it end, what can't you do?As part of her article in Honi this week, Alisha Brown talked to students who have used the darkweb to purchase drugs.Xiaoran Shi, Jamie Weiss, Shevvi Barrett-Brown, Grace Franki, Hugh Guest and Esther Shim all lent their voices.Lamya Rahman produced this episode. Aidan Mollins is our managing producer, and our executive producer is Andrew Rickert.

Have you ever cried on campus? This week we talk about the best and worst places to cry.Thanks to Siobhan Ryan, Maani Truu, Dominic Bùi Việt, Lamya Rahman & Caitie McMenaminProduced by Elijah AbrahamManaging Producer: Aidan MollinsExecutive Producer: Andrew Rickert

Former Honi editors come together to talk about their year at the paper. What they they expected, what they were unprepared for, and what they would like to tell the new editors, whose first issue is out this week.Thanks to Tom Joyner, Michael Rees, Victoria Zerbst, Naaman Zhou, Lane Sainty, and Mark di Stefano.Music by Lee Rosevere.Managing Producer: Aidan MollinsExecutive Producer: Andrew Rickert

A new podcast from Honi Soit: Honicast.Each week, we'll present an audio production based off a feature from the print edition of Honi Soit. News, culture, fiction, satire, and more.There's still time to get involved! Email editors@honisoit.com if you'd like to join our team of producers.Managing Producer: Aidan MollinsExecutive Producer: Andrew Rickert