Never Have I Ever

This is a bonus feature of Never Have I Ever Season 2. This is an interview that was broadcasted on AFTRS FM on September 2 2021. I speak with my dad who's part of the vaccine rollout in Sydney Olympic Park.

This is a bonus feature of Never Have I Ever Season 2. These are audio recordings of the day I get vaccinated. From getting ready to the side effects to recovering.

This is Part 3 of a multi-part case study/investigation on the vaccine rollout in Australia. Erielle tackles the misinformation and fear of the Astra Zeneca vaccine. She speaks with Marylouise McLaws to talk about the messaging, Brooklyn Ross from Kiis FM Sydney about Get Vaxxed Baby and his mission to clear the air of fear and misinformation, her cousin Gio, and her friends Tom and Petey about their experience getting AZ.

This is Part 2 of a multi-part case study/investigation on the vaccine rollout in Australia. Erielle recalls the last 6-7 months of COVID news to answer a simple question - How bad was the Australian vaccine rollout and how did it affect the delta variant outbreak in NSW? Joining her are advisor for WHO and Epidemiologist Marylousie McLaws, journalists from the ABC, SBS, and 6News, and 2 of her Australian friends as they answer this piece by piece.

This is Part 1 of a multi-part case study/investigation on the vaccine rollout in Australia. Erielle just booked for her first dose for Pfizer on October. However, what sounds like an achievement to her was shocking news to her friends as they're already fully vaccinated. So she contacts her friends Athena, Chris, and Andrew and asks about their experiences.

Season 2 will be one massive case study and my journey to get the Covid-19 Vaccine. Episodes will be released on October 2021.

Meggie and Emma joins Erielle as they talk about female representation in male dominated areas.

Erielle interviews the cast and crew of SBS's newest Australian comedy-drama - The Unusual Suspects. The show comes out on June 3rd and will showcase Australian-Filipino talent, something that will be a first for Erielle to see on national television.

This is Part 4 of the Club Penguin Case Study. Blue 21102 from Marshmallows Studios joins Erielle as he shares his experience playing Club Penguin Island as she never understood what made the game fun for other players. But could she when a lot of the community blocked her on Twitter.

As Dogecoin starts to rise, people already think I'm an expert due to my profits. But after inviting my cousin Gio from the Philippines, who is a psychology major and experienced crypto-buyer, we both learned that we're just lucky.

Erielle invites AFTRS classmate and Cluch tv's Charles Goodsir to explain why sports are great while spewing hot takes on serious issues such as safety, sexism, and journalism. Disclaimer: this episode will contain serious topics. This episode was recorded at the Australian Film, Television, and Radio School.

This is Part 3 of the Club Penguin Case Study. Working for Club Penguin was the ultimate career goals of mine... but sadly the franchise is gone so that's not happening. So I spoke with Chris Gliddon (aka: Polo Field) to not only hear stories on what it's like to work for Disney Interactive but also get some advice on how to achieve those career goals.

My history with thrill rides has been a constant love/hate relationship. But can a collaborative assignment at the Sydney Royal Easter Show change that? This episode features audio produced by the Graduate Diploma on Radio students from the Australian Film, Television, and Radio School.

This is Part 2 of the Club Penguin Case Study. Well-know Club Penguin community member Tech70 joins Erielle as they discuss what it was like running a Club Penguin blog and gender identity in relation to video games.

Do you remember Club Penguin? Well... Athena Serrano (aka: CW700) joins Erielle as they share stories about their experiences being part of that online community... except Erielle joined in really late... like "the-game-was-ending-kind-of" late.

In light of the March4Justice protest in Australia, Eri talks about how she never felt safe in her own school due to the ongoing bullying and physical and sexual harassment at the time and how she felt like the school didn't do much to protect her. Casual teacher and former high school classmate, Jay, joins in as he helps his friend put her experiences and frustrations through a different lens in search of closure.