The Front Page

On this episode, Red & Black recruitment manager Jim Bass joins the show to discuss FOMO: the fear of missing out. He talks about the origin of FOMO, how it's affected him in his life and some helpful tips for dealing with that emotion. 

On this episode, Red & Black education beat reporter Guinevere Grant joins the show to discuss her story about the bus driver shortage in Athens.

On this episode, podcast editor John James and news editor Libby Hobbs discuss healthy time management tactics. They cover setting boundaries, establishing priorities, managing mental health and more. 

On this episode, The Red & Black's resident couple sits down to cover all things relationship. Sports editor Owen Warden and copy editor Lucinda Warnke discuss public displays of affection, dating in the workplace, open relationships and more. 

On this episode of Word on the Beat, Allison Mawn sits down with Red & Black editor-in-chief Liz Rymarev. They discuss the history of the organization, some of the current happenings around the newsroom and talk a bit about the future of The Red & Black as a whole.

On this episode of Word on the Beat, assistant news editor Allison Mawn sits down with education reporter Guinevere Grant to discuss the intricacies of her job on the education beat. They cover teaching disparities, bus driver shortages, and more. 

In this premiere episode of Word on the Beat, news editor Libby Hobbs discusses the top Athens news stories of 2023 with assistant news editor Allison Mawn. They also review some of the top news stories from the first few weeks of the new year. 

In this episode, podcast editor John James sits down with Red & Black deputy editor of standards and practices Martina Essert to discuss campus etiquette at the University of Georgia, including a list of practices to avoid in Athens. 

In this episode, Asya McDonald sits down with lawyer and UGA PhD student David Parker to discuss students knowing their rights when it comes to protesting and voicing their opinion.

In this episode podcast editor Asya McDonald sits down with Liz Rymarev, The Red & Black Editor-In-Chief, to discuss first time experiences and taking risks when going after what you want in college. Liz talks about her time abroad in Cuba and her first time applying for journalism internships. They also dive in the topics of how important it is to have support and mentors while trying new experiences in college.

In this episode, podcast editor Jim Bass and assistant podcast editor Maya Gotschall sit down with culture editor Lilly Kersh to discuss the challenging topic of burnout. Whether it be from school, work, social life or anything in between, burnout can strike fast if you aren't sure how to prevent it. Jim and Lilly discuss ways to prevent and manage burnout and give their own experiences as well. Afterwards, Maya sits down with University of Georgia student Miku Fawcett after we spoke with her during the first week of school to see how her semester compared to her initial predictions in the beginning. 

In this episode, podcast editor Jim Bass sits down with University of Georgia lecturer Dr. Michael G. Thomas Jr. to discuss the challenging topic of budgeting. Dr. Thomas goes over many financial challenges, common mistakes that students fall into and the biggest tips and tricks to succeed in maintaining a healthy budget while in college and beyond.

In this episode, podcast editor Jim Bass ventures around the University of Georgia campus on this year's G-Day UGA football game to speak with tailgaters across the campus and see just what everyone is up to before a normal gameday in Athens. Jim asks people about their traditions, their go-to gameday foods and what they are looking forward to going into the game.

In this episode, podcast editor Jim Bass sits down with opinion editor Carson Barrett and enterprise editor Lucinda Warnke to discuss an article Carson published for The Red & Black titled "College students are not woke, just tired" and give their takes on the use of the term woke directed towards college students. Carson and Lucinda also discuss the modern-day college education system and give their opinions on the messy politics that surround it.

In this episode, podcast editor Jim Bass and assistant podcast editor Maya Gotschall discuss the challenging subject of breakups. Whether it is friends drifting apart or a romance that has lost its flame, Jim and Maya give their own advice on how they have handled breaking up. Jim and Maya also sit down with assistant photo editor Katie Tucker to discuss each other's experiences on the matter and things that each of them has learned from their own situations.

In this episode, podcast editor Jim Bass and assistant podcast editor Maya Gotschall sit down with Areeba Hashmi and Rachel Johnson, the co-presidents of the Period Project at the University of Georgia. They discuss the student-led organization, what their mission is, and what changes they aim to achieve on the UGA campus and in the Athens community.

In this episode, podcast editor Jim Bass and assistant podcast editor Maya Gotschall discuss the 95th annual Academy Awards that took place last week with staff members at The Red & Black who had plenty of things to say about the awards. Design editor Abbie Herrin, video editor Kelly Gago and assistant culture editor Sydney Bishop all give their takes on the winners, films that missed out and the ceremony overall.

In this episode, podcast editor Jim Bass and assistant podcast editor Maya Gotschall sit down with senior guides editor Liz Rymarev to see how she goes about studying. They discuss good studying habits, their experiences in studying for exams, and their current studying habits with midterms approaching.

In this episode, assistant podcast editor Maya Gotschall sits down with Jessica Evans, vice president of the National Association of the Advancement of Colored People's chapter at the University of Georgia. The two discuss the NAACP's history, Evans' background with the association and new things the association is doing at UGA.

In this episode, podcast editor Jim Bass and assistant podcast editor Maya Gotschall invite assistant sports editor Owen Warden into the studio to give advice and tips on dealing with roommates in life. They talk about their former living situations as well as a few horror stories from their experiences while living with others in college. 

In this episode, podcast editor Jim Bass and assistant podcast editor Maya Gotschall venture to one of Athens newest trails called the Firefly Trail. The planned 39-mile trail is still in progress and Jim and Maya walk along the completed segment to view the scenery, see the progress that has been made and speak to others along the trail.

In this episode of The Front Page, podcast editor Jim Bass and assistant podcast editor Maya Gotschall bring opinion editor Carson Barrett into the podcast studio to discuss the topic of managing schedules. They each give their own advice, discuss their experiences and just how they stay afloat during a busy week.

In this episode, podcast editor Jim Bass visits Athens non-profit organization Nuci's Space to interview staff members about their experiences with the organization and also what impact Nuci's Space has on the community. Assistant podcast editor Maya Gotschall also speaks on the history and meaning behind its creation.

In this episode of The Front Page, podcast editor Jim Bass and assistant podcast editor Maya Gotschall venture to the Zell B. Miller Learning Center on the second day of classes for the spring semester to see just what people in the MLC were up to on add/drop week. They discuss their schedules, their reasons for being in the MLC, and also their feelings on the semester looking forward.

In this episode, we report on Athens' restaurant revolving door. In recent months, it seems as though restaurants in Athens have been opening and closing more than ever. Podcast editor Midori Jenkins hosts. Stay tuned for an interview with Jessica Rothacker, owner of Heirloom Cafe and a quick list of openings and closings. Assistant podcast editor Jim Bass gives a Ponko Chicken Restaurant Review. 

In this episode, podcast editor Midori Jenkins shares a roundup of news affecting the Athens community this week including updates on the Georgia runoff election, construction of the new Hillel building, flu season, and the Georgia-Kentucky matchup. 

In this episode, we bring you coverage of National Native American Heritage month. Podcast editor Midori Jenkins and assistant podcast editor Jim Bass discuss different ways you can celebrate in the month of November.  National Native American Day occurs the day following thanksgiving, many only know this day as Black Friday. The hosts will also discuss the interesting contractions between these two notable events. 

On this week's news round up, host Jim Bass discusses the November 8th Georgia Midterm elections, Early Voting in Athens, the Georgia Bulldogs vs Tennessee Volunteers college football matchup, and last weekend's Wild Rumpus event.

This week's episode is about the student tradition Frat Beach. Students gather on the beach at St. Simons Island the Friday before the Georgia-Florida football game to celebrate the rivalry between the two teams. Podcast editor Midori Jenkins and assistant podcast editor Jim Bass took to the Tate Plaza to conduct interviews and learn more about this experience from the first-hand perspective of UGA undergraduate students.

In this episode, we will discuss unsolved homicides. First, assistant podcast editor Jim Bass interviews Cameron Jay, creator of the Classic City Crime podcast. Second, Jim reflects on the interview and discusses the alarming unsolved homicide rate with podcast editor Midori Jenkins. 

In this episode, podcast editor Midori Jenkins and assistant podcast editor Jim Bass bring you a selection of short stories and poems from The Georgia Review. The Georgia Review is a literary-cultural publication from the University of Georgia publishing since 1947. 

On this week's news round up, host Midori Jenkins, talks about voter registration for Georgia Midterm Elections, the 4th Annual PorchFest, and the postponing of Latinx Fest. 

This week, host Jim Bass, discusses the Georgia Midterm elections coming up on November 8th. He chats with Erin Deihl, Election reporter and Libby Hobbs, DEI Chair, Newsletter Editor, and reporter for Georgia-Asian Times about candidates, key policies, and diversity this election cycle. 

In this episode, we report on the most recent stories affecting the Athens community this week. Stay tuned for updates on the William Apartments, verdict of the Ariana Zarse hit-and-run case, life lessons from Ira Glass, and coverage of last weekend's AthFest.

This week, we bring you a special episode from the Snelling Dining Commons at the University of Georgia. Host Jim Bass takes us through the sites and sounds at Snelling from the hours of 1:30am to 3:00am. We discuss the history of the tradition, Snellibrate and uncover what keeps students coming back night after night.

In this episode, we bring you coverage of the most recent stories affecting the Athens community this week. Mariah Parker resigns from District 2 Commissioner. Students planning on moving in to The William apartments, a new complex on North Finley have found themselves displaced in downtown hotels. The University of Georgia dedicates new first-year residence hall Black-Diallo-Miller. Stetson Bennet performs his career best leading to a defeat of Oregon 49-3. 

The Red & Black is offering a new podcast called Between The Headphones, where our Georgia football reporters discuss the Bulldogs' season each week. Here is episode one.  Be sure to subscribe to Between The Headphones anywhere you get your podcasts.    For more Georgia football coverage, visit redandblack.com/gameday.

Monday, April 25th, 2022 was the last day to register to vote for the May 24th local election. This week, we will discuss the candidates who are on the ballot for mayor, governor, and the United States House of representatives. First, we'll be speaking with news desk contributor Erin Diel about her coverage of the Stacy Abrams 2022 gubernatorial campaign tour. Then, news desk contributor Alander Rocha will discuss the 10th district GOP forum hosted by the UGA college republicans. Finally, diversity, equity and inclusion chair and newsdesk assistant Dania Kalaji will give us an overview of this year's mayoral candidates. Please note that while we are covering a large range of candidates from city and state elections in this episode, these are not the only candidates running for office. For a complete list of who to expect on your ballot, visit our Athens Election 2022 explainer.

This week host Midori Jenkins brings coverage of our April 28th paper edition. In this episode, enterprise reporter Emily Garcia talks about her article on leadership concerns and lack of morale at Oglethorpe Avenue Elementary School. 

In this episode, host Alex Anteau brings you the Earth Day Special Edition Episode. First we will be speaking with Assistant Opinion Editor, Emma Griffin about her research into climate change for the Red & Black's April 21st opinion column. Then, culture contributor Ellie Pool joins us to speak on climate anxiety and what UGA students are doing to cope.

This week, host Abbey Clark speaks with Emmy Peach and Ashton Cooper about World Autism Acceptance Month which is celebrated throughout April. This month aims to bring awareness and acceptance to neurodivergent individuals. 

Every April, the UGA football team takes to Sanford stadium where members face each other in an intra-team matchup.The highly anticipated off season game gives fans a glimpse of next season's team and a chance to watch new signees play. In this episode, we'll be speaking with campus news editor Caitlin Farmer about how local businesses are gearing up for the big game. Then, culture contributor, Grace Stahl, joins us to talk about the Redcoat marching band and the lesser known importance of G Day. Finally, assistant sports editor Molly Linder will discuss the Bulldog's fall 2023 team composition. This years G-Day game occurred on April 16, 2022. 

Ampersand Magazine is the Red & Blacks arts and culture publication, back with a new issue for the first time since it went on hiatus in 2019. First, we will be speaking with managing editor Erin Kenney about the re-launch of Ampersand Magazine and her article about the Food For All program's partnership with daily coop groceries. Then, senior special publications editor Nava Rawls will join us to talk about her article on the Achachi International Market and the connections between food and memory. Our final guest is culture contributor Libby Hobbs here to talk about efforts to bring cultural diversity to UGA's Dance department.

This week we will be discussing our April 5th Paper edition. In this episode, we speak with Dania Kalaji about her article on religious diversity at UGA. 

In this episode, we discuss our March 31 paper edition. First, we will be speaking with sports editor Stuart Steele about UGA's new women's basketball head coach, Katie Abrahamson-Henderson. Then, news desk assistant and diversity, equity and inclusion chair Dania Kalaji joins us to discuss her work as DEI chair and how the Red & Black is striving to provide more equitable coverage of underrepresented groups in our community. 

In this episode, host Alex Anteau is joined by Julianna Washburn to talk about her article on Trans Day of Visibility – a day of celebration, reflection and protest for the LGBT+ community.

This week, we will be speaking will Lilly Kersh about her article on the history of discriminatory rules for women at UGA and the students who paved the way for a more equitable future. Then, Libby Hobbs discusses her article about the one year anniversary of the Atlanta Spa Shooting. Finally, Maddie Brechtel details her profile on Naoko Uno of the band Calico Vision, a vaccine researcher by day and a psychedelic rock musician by night.

This week we will be discussing our March 17 paper edition. First, Sports  editor Stuart Steel speaks about the firing of former UGA basketball coach Tom Crean and his replacement, Mike White. Then, News Desk Assistant and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Chair, Dania Kalaji, discusses her article on UGA's first spring break since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

This week's podcast focuses on news and opinion coverage about how residents of Athens, Ga. have been affected by Russia's invasion of Ukraine.   First, we will be joined by Campus News Editor, Caitlin Farmer to discuss her coverage of a pro-Ukraine rally that took place in downtown Athens on Monday, February 28th, 2022.    Then, News Desk Contributor, Khushi Kapadia shares her research on what members of the Athens community are doing to provide humanitarian aid for those affected by the crisis.   Lastly, Sarah Martynov, an opinion guest columnist of both Russian and Ukrainian heritage, joins us for a conversation about how Russia's invasion of Ukraine has affected her family and the citizens living through the crisis.    Editor's note: This week's host, Alex Anteau, is from Russia and wrote an opinion article about the invasion for The Red and Black's website. The second half of this episode will contain the personal views of both Alex and a guest columnist of Ukrainian heritage.

This week we will discuss our March 3rd paper edition. First, we will speak with Elizabeth Rymarev, culture contributor about her article on exchange student experiences. Then, Ty Young discusses his feature on Harry Sims. 

This week we will discuss our February 24th issue. Our host, Midori Jenkins  speaks with Libby Hobbs, culture contributor about her article on the black history month dance performance of ‘Ubuntu.'