Podcasts about o week

This fortnight, Take Note crashes the Succeed team's ‘How to Uni' student panel where they discussed everything you need to know for university life during orientation. From debates on the Uni's best study spots, to sharing tips on beating procrastination, we're sure you will pick up a thing or two on how you can Uni! O-Week trend alert: sunglasses. Not for fashion, but because everyone's future is just that bright! Guests: Grant Freeman, Chloe Le, Alex Nguyen + Scarlet Ojeda Hosted by: Olivia Manser + Megan Chin Video and audio were recorded, produced and live streamed by Frankie Films. This episode was recorded at the University of Adelaide's North Terrace campus on the 24th of February 2025, as a part of O'Week. To support the show, click ‘subscribe' on Apple Podcasts or ‘follow' on Spotify. For more Take Note and UoA goodness, check out our Instagram page @uoa.oncampus and drop us a DM to let us know what you think of the show. If you or another student you know needs some mental health or wellbeing support, head to UoA's Wellbeing Hub: ⁠Student Health and Wellbeing⁠ or check out ⁠Getting Support⁠ for a list of services. You can also check out ⁠Student Life⁠ for support across all areas of university life at UoA. Take Note is a UoA On Campus Production.

Uni: a place where you either thrive or just barely survive. Ollie and Rojan break down the good, the bad, and the completely unnecessary parts of higher education. From cursed professors to the mystery of mature-age students, we cover it all—including why networking might actually be a scam. Also, should you date someone from your tutorial? (No.) And why is Ollie STILL mad about his journalism degree? This episode is sponsored by Afterpay!

Despite being famous for debauched O Week antics and extreme flatting rituals, reports of couch burning at the University of Otago are at an unheard-of zero for 2025.

A Wellington bar owner's bewildered he can't hand out pamphlets advertising his bars during O-week. Victoria University of Wellington's Students Association has complained to the council licensing team. The council has told Greig Wilson they believe licensees must not target students to draw them to bars. Wilson says he's distributed the flyers for years. "The idea is to drive students into the bars before 12 o'clock, where we can better manage intoxication control in a controlled environment and monitor their drinking, rather than them being in a flat in Mount Cook with a bottle of vodka." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive Full Show Podcast for Monday, 24 February 2025, the Government is promising to pump more money into the Defence Force - Ryan Bridge asks former Defence Minister Andrew Little where the money needs to go. And Ryan asks Nicola Willis just how big of a boost the Defence Force will get. Andrew Bayly has resigned as a Minister after inappropriate behaviour during an argument with a staffer - but details on what exactly happened are scarce. And why did the Victoria University Students Association complain about bars advertising to students for O-Week? Get the Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive Full Show Podcast every weekday evening on iHeartRadio, or wherever you get your podcasts. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wellington bar owner Greig Wilson is in a dispute with the Wellington City Council after being told he couldn't distribute pamphlets advertising his bars during O-week at Victoria University. Wilson says he's distributed the flyers for years - but the Victoria University of Wellington Students Association complained to the council's licensing team that the flyers promoted a drinking environment with minimal pastoral and safety services. The council subsequently wrote to Wilson, saying "from the inspectorates and police point of view, we believe that licensees must not be targeting students to draw them to their bars”. Wilson, who owns popular bars including Vinyl and Shady Lady, says he is now seeking legal advice and spoke to Nick Mills about the situation. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Keep Otepoti Dunedin Beautiful had put the call out for students to help collect discard bottles and other rubbish littering the streets after O week revelries. There was even a prize draw for anyone who joined the cleaning crew, but only a single Otago university student turned up. Keep Otepoti Dunedin Beautiful co-ordinator Kelsey Porter spoke to Lisa Owen.

Mark Levy has called on Sydney University to explain why anti-Jewish protests took place during Orientation Week, with the Jewish Society's tent tucked away in a corner, separate from other cultural groups, and surrounded by security.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Some of the best bits from today’s show: Poor ole Sean has had a terrible start to his day. Harrison’s courier caught him in his sauna… We drop a Stanley cup on Harrison’s shin. Harrison opens up about how he was feeling over the weekend. Surprise! Harrison is going to O-Week in Dunners! We find a flat for Harrison to broadcast from in Dunedin. Sean gives us a false 5 Star Fact! Greenfield Lane wraps up for it’s finale. Tap That gets guessed! Love ya! Sean, Steph, Harrison, Producer Arun & Intern Lily x Follow us on insta @Edgeafternoons

On their second episode, Celeste and Erica discuss navigating O-week as a transfer — from awkward first impressions over Zoom to extravagantly fancy lunches — with guest Saia Patel, a transfer student from Colby College. Hosted by: Celeste Alcalay and Erica Cai. Featuring: Saia Patel. Edited by: Erica Cai. Music by: Celeste Alcalay.

Bree & Clint are down in Dunedin for O-Week, while Claud and Ella are back in Auckland controlling the studio. HOW MUCH did Bree and Clint spend on a bacon butty?!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome (back) to campus! On the 2023 O-Week podcast, Jake, Pravan, and Greg offer advice to first-years adjusting to UChicago life and reflect on their past two years in the College. They're joined by alumnus Carter Beckstein, Lead Podcasts Editor from 2022–2023, who offers insight into life after UChicago. Hosted by: Jake Zucker, Pravan Chakravarthy, and Gregory Caesar Featuring: Carter Beckstein Edited by: Gregory Caesar

Welcome (back) to campus! On the 2023 O-Week podcast, Jake, Pravan, and Greg offer advice to first-years adjusting to UChicago life and reflect on their past two years in the College. They're joined by alumnus Carter Beckstein, Lead Podcasts Editor from 2022–2023, who offers insight into life after UChicago. Hosted by: Jake Zucker, Pravan Chakravarthy, and Gregory Caesar Featuring: Carter Beckstein Edited by: Gregory Caesar

First part of O-ringen and summary of Swiss O-week!

Canterbury University students are being asked to return up to $2000 worth of road signs. They were stolen from the traffic management plant set up on Ilam Road during the university's O-Week. Students can hand them into the University's Security office – no questions asked – until midday tomorrow. Student Association president Pierce Crowley says they've already had a few handed in. "No judgement from us, we just want them to return them, no consequences from our side. It's just sort of in good faith." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Looking at and analysing the races in Spain and Portugal . Also giving A shout out for o-week for Ukraine

NOTES Fullcasteers, you have a new voicemail assignment! Spencer has several things on his heart regarding Ohio State football South Carolina has two of the season's best wins? Passing the Orange Cowboy Crown The time has finally come to move Jason's Heisman bet Contemplating the Pac-12 tiebreaker exhausts everyone A poignant farewell to the ACC Coastal Journey back in time to the end of the Egg Bowl Mapping Miami's many plummets The Blood Week judgment is in here somewhere The soothing surety of Bedlam Engineering playoff rooting interests A surprising amount of Blue Jackets slander! Will we do this again next week? Probably! Visit sunny preownedairboats.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

NOTES Fullcasteers, you have a new voicemail assignment! Spencer has several things on his heart regarding Ohio State football South Carolina has two of the season's best wins? Passing the Orange Cowboy Crown The time has finally come to move Jason's Heisman bet Contemplating the Pac-12 tiebreaker exhausts everyone A poignant farewell to the ACC Coastal Journey back in time to the end of the Egg Bowl Mapping Miami's many plummets The Blood Week judgment is in here somewhere The soothing surety of Bedlam Engineering playoff rooting interests A surprising amount of Blue Jackets slander! Will we do this again next week? Probably! Visit sunny preownedairboats.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

NOTES Fullcasteers, you have a new voicemail assignment! Spencer has several things on his heart regarding Ohio State football South Carolina has two of the season's best wins? Passing the Orange Cowboy Crown The time has finally come to move Jason's Heisman bet Contemplating the Pac-12 tiebreaker exhausts everyone A poignant farewell to the ACC Coastal Journey back in time to the end of the Egg Bowl Mapping Miami's many plummets The Blood Week judgment is in here somewhere The soothing surety of Bedlam Engineering playoff rooting interests A surprising amount of Blue Jackets slander! Will we do this again next week? Probably! Visit sunny preownedairboats.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

W czwartek w USA odbywało się Święto Dziękczynienia, co zawsze oznacza wtedy mecze w NFL. Obejrzeliśmy trzy i każdy z nich był bardzo ciekawy. Co wiemy po zwycięstwach Bills, Cowboys i Vikings? Ponadto zerkamy na ważne spotkania nadchodzącej niedzieli. Na NFL Po Godzinach Extra zapraszają Michał Gutka i Jakub Kazula.

 Chaque mois, dans Big in Japan, Christophe Lemaire décrypte avec Anne-Louise Échevin l'actualité japonaise et internationale. Une heure d'échanges à bâtons rompus avec l'un des meilleurs jockeys du monde, connu pour la finesse de ses analyses. C'est sur JDG Radio et nulle part ailleurs !   Dans l'épisode 9, nous vous proposons un tour du monde ! On débriefe un beau et pluvieux week-end de l'Arc avant de parler des souvenirs de Melbourne Cup de Christophe Lemaire, lequel s'est senti aussi célèbre que Brad Pitt ! Rendez-vous aussi dimanche pour le Tenno Sho - Automne et, qui dit automne, dit l'arrivée des jockeys étrangers au Japon avec notamment le couple star Hollie Doyle et Tom Marquand. Enfin, nous vous expliquons pourquoi il faut absolument regarder l'excellente série Tokyo Vice, une vision fascinante de Tokyo, de son monde de la nuit et du travail, et des yakuzas…    

In this episode we discuss the NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs at Las Vegas, Bubba Wallace vs Kyle Larson and Bubba's suspension, Joey Logano' win and all the playoff battles heating up, Josh Berry's Xfinity Series win and the World of Outlaws races over the weekend won by David Gravel and James McFadden before getting ready for the National Open at Williams Grove for a 2nd time and making picks for the NASCAR triple header at Homestead Miami Speedway

Break down problems on a Team the shows Anchor loves, the Week 7 Preview we all needed and Brady goes to Kraft's wedding and then play like crap and we ain't afraid to call it what it is. For more of the highest opinions on news & sports visit Wake-N-Bake America Show & Blunt Football at our website www.WakeNBakeAmericaShow.com Powered by Vital Cannabis

Welcome to Maroon Podcast's second ever O-Week episode! Miki, Jake, and Greg take you through some tips that you may find useful as you are transitioning into college life. Hosted by: Jake Zucker, Miki Yang, and Gregory Caesar Edited by: Gregory Caesar Music by: Aaron Cendan and Andrew Dietz

Listen in as we talk with a couple about how God has used O-week in their lives, both as a student & as volunteers. 

Grace and Emily (on SETS - providing earplugs to gigs in Re-O week) Interview by Logan Burrell and Tom Sharp on Radio One 91FM Dunedin

It's been a very challenging start to the year for many of our students affected by the floods. Our roving reporter Lauren Munro managed to catch up with students who are starting their studies on campus at the Gold Coast. They talk about what they have learned so far, and even have a few tips for newbies about getting the most out of your study experience.

Christchurch City Council had a record number of noise complaints lodged at the end of last year. It's thought to be caused by event cancellations, which has left people nowhere to party but home. With universities canning their O Week events, Niva Chittock asked Canterbury students if they'll follow the noisy neighbour trend.

Several alcohol companies are continuing to illegally supply Dunedin students free drinks, in exchange for advertising.  Police have warned those companies, but with O-Week starting on Monday, the problem is likely to get a whole lot worse before it gets better.  Doug Sellman, director of the National Addiction Centre joined Kate Hawkesby. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Several alcohol companies are continuing to illegally supply Dunedin students free drinks, in exchange for advertising.  Police have warned those companies, but with O-Week starting on Monday, the problem is likely to get a whole lot worse before it gets better.  Doug Sellman, director of the National Addiction Centre joined Kate Hawkesby. LISTEN ABOVE 

Se acerca el día 28 de abril, día mundial de la seguridad y salud en el trabajo, y fecha en la que muchas organizaciones deciden celebrar su safety day o safety week (aunque ya os hemos comentado en alguna ocasión las ventajas de organizarlo fuera de estas fechas). Organizar una semana o día de la seguridad es un ejercicio muy interesante para hacer visible el liderazgo en seguridad de la alta dirección de una organización y una buena manera de generar cultura preventiva. Lee este artículo en: https://prevencontrol.com/prevenblog/safety-day-o-week-como-plantearlos-con-exito/

Somos um podcast que une pessoas, gerando valor ao público, através de boas histórias e risadas através das resenhas, onde consigamos levar a importância de cada ação e os resultados gerados à sociedade. Este EP, comemoramos no dia 17/12, dia do Engenheiro(a) de Produção com o evento, Engenharia de Produção Week: conexões e novas perspectivas.

Join us as we explore the letter O through art motion and music as I teach my 3 year old how to read.

This episode features BXA graduate Joanna Lovering, an entrepreneur and the CEO of Copper + Rise. Joanna opens up about stumbling through that first job, and then creating a career from her passions that allows her to be in charge of herself, while uplifting other women in corporate America as an executive presence coach. Listeners will also relate to Joanna's stories, whether about being a loud, confident Italian woman, Playfair at O-Week, or being deep within your feelings to the sound of John Mayer.

On this episode, you'll hear about a decision made (or not made) by the Rice Board of Trustees in 1941, and you'll get a glimpse of the 2021 edition of O-Week. Dr. McDaniel is also joined by a special guest, Dr. Nicole Waligora-Davis from the Department of English, to discuss a banquet held by the student Pre-Law Society in 1928.

REPARAÇÃO WEEK É O EVENTO DIGITAL DA REVISTA REPARAÇÃO AUTOMOTIVA Gratuito para as oficinas mecânicas, com temas técnicos, online, e com certificado dos principais fabricantes de autopeças do Brasil. Etapas e processos para diagnósticos de falhas: Thiago Dotta é Proprietário da Autoboost Centro de treinamento especializado em capacitações inteligentes para os profissionais do setor automotivo. Especializado em formação de profissionais nas áreas de Transmissões automáticas, Eletrônicas, Elétrica e Diagnósticos avançados. Assista o vídeo deste podcast no youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qoXxQ9wqQNM&t=553s

REPARAÇÃO WEEK É O EVENTO DIGITAL DA REVISTA REPARAÇÃO AUTOMOTIVA Gratuito para as oficinas mecânicas, com temas técnicos, online, e com certificado dos principais fabricantes de autopeças do Brasil. Substituição do óleo e lubrificantes dos câmbios automáticos Carlos Napoletano tem 42 anos como profissional em mecânica automotiva. Formado em engenharia mecânica de autos e tecnólogo em eletrônica. Experiência em Transmissão Automática 28 anos. Diretor Técnico da APTTA Brasil – Associação de Profissionais Técnicos em Transmissão Automática Assista o vídeo deste podcast no youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrVOd1itAsI

REPARAÇÃO WEEK É O EVENTO DIGITAL DA REVISTA REPARAÇÃO AUTOMOTIVA Gratuito para as oficinas mecânicas, com temas técnicos, online, e com certificado dos principais fabricantes de autopeças do Brasil. Osciloscópio na prática. Dicas úteis para os diagnósticos Joelson F.S. Roque é Proprietário e Instrutor técnico da MotorForte Tecnologia, empresa focada no desenvolvimento de equipamentos de diagnósticos e treinamentos com osciloscópio. Assista o vídeo deste podcast no youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0OhVYzkjPs&t=3134s

REPARAÇÃO WEEK É O EVENTO DIGITAL DA REVISTA REPARAÇÃO AUTOMOTIVA Gratuito para as oficinas mecânicas, com temas técnicos, online, e com certificado dos principais fabricantes de autopeças do Brasil. Conceitos básicos do Sistema ADAS e Injeção Eletrônica Alessandro de Souza é mecânico automotivo de veículos nacionais e importados ha 20 anos, especialista em manutenção e reparos de veículos híbridos e elétricos. Proprietário da Auto Mecânica TECNOCAR BRUSQUE, membro fundador da AMPB - Associação de Mecânicos Premium do Brasil. Nos dois últimos anos repassa seus conhecimento com palestras, workshops e cursos na área de tecnologia automotiva. Assista o vídeo deste podcast no youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5hAVgiPZsk

On the first segment of “Chapman Behind the Scenes,” a junior orientation leader reflects on their O-Week experience while highlighting some of the unique traditions involved with Chapman orientation week's events. Created by DANIEL PEARSON, Staff Podcast Creator. Edited by COURTNEY ARCHERD, Podcast Editor

In this episode, Samantha becomes an official cohost, Jeff makes dog treats, an octopus show's up at preschool, and we talk novelty.

Brewers Chatter (0:00) Robert Tonyan Comments (17:08) Professional Sports Handicapper Dave Essler (26:07) Bucks-Nets Matchup (35:44) Vegas Insider Raphael Esparza (55:07) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Geeker: 1) Playstation v. Microsoft https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2021-05-13-playstation-play-at-home-continues-next-week-with-free-in-game-currency-and-virtual-items https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2021-05-14-dungeons-and-dragons-dark-alliance-launches-straight-into-xbox-game-pass 2) IGN staff stands up for their rights against management https://kotaku.com/ign-staff-criticizes-managements-decision-to-pull-artic-1846910750 3) Topic – Jose has been playing Vita. What are his thoughts and Rob's thoughts on the Vita Creeper: 4) Is it UFO Week? https://anomalien.com/us-navy-pilot-my-colleagues-and-i-saw-ufos-hundreds-of-times/ https://www.unexplained-mysteries.com/news/346980/new-us-navy-ufo-footage-reportedly-leaked https://www.singularfortean.com/news/2021/5/17/woman-reports-sighting-of-strange-object-in-the-sky-over-chicago-loop 5) Black eyed children https://anomalien.com/terrifying-encounters-black-eyed-kids-in-kansas/ Email: GeekersCreepersCast@gmail.com Twitter: @geekerscreepers Intro and Outro Musics by Smuggling Hams Halloween Theme 1 by Alexander Nakarada | https://www.serpentsoundstudios.com Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On this week's episode, I give my weekly roundup and share my thoughts on influencers and the fake, often harmful culture that has been created on the internet. I also gave a quick list of influencers I love to follow after I shared the unsettling audio to an influencer giving a tutorial for a "quick and easy lunch" aka the most BASIC SANDWICH EVER.  @mollylee31 @painfullyselfawarepodcast

On this week's episode, I I also give my weekly roundup and share my thoughts on influencers and the fake, often harmful culture that has been created on the internet. I also gave a quick list of influencers I love to follow after I shared the unsettling audio to an influencer giving a tutorial for a "quick and easy lunch" aka the most BASIC SANDWICH EVER.  @mollylee31 @painfullyselfawarepodcast

Fresh Avacadooo's ( and don'ts ) ✨A love letter to the freshers: You infuse the city with magic and light that can't be anything but loved

O Week for Sem1 2021 is here! Tori and Jase venture the stalls meeting fun, funky people at KG and GP campuses.    Producer: Victoria Barns and Joshua Phillips Hosts: Victoria Barns and Jason Damot Editor: Jordan O'dell-Fontana Graphic Design: Jasmin Saxvik  

Get Cereal Friday’s with Portia, Dianna and Chris talked about what 3 things we would take with us if we were stranded on a Island, watch we would recommend everyone watch this week, our weekly game the year the song was released, a tribute to sea monkeys, Friday’s world record attempt Challenge, What songs would be on your playlist when your going to Mars and we also had a O Week game which was Two Truths and a Lie. We have had such a great morning.   Be sure to catch us next week.   If you missed our episode this week be sure to check out our podcast See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode Amanda discusses our Online Academy O-Week, how things came together and feedback from the teens, parents and facilitators! Check out the full show notes at www.shinefromwithin.com.au/the-youth-mentor-podcast --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/shinefromwithin/message

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#2 Maybe You’re Still in Pyjamas 0:00       Interview with Irene Tencinger, Liaison Librarian14:00     Interview with Andrea Dalimonte, Student Care Coordinator and Tony Massi, Brantford Operations, Student UnionLearn about all the Wellness Education options for Fall 2020, including The Golden Rules: Laurier’s Resiliency Program and Thrive Week October 19-23 and October 26-30, 202030:30     Interview with Tyler Hall, graduate of the Game Design and Development program.The Laurier Way’s O Week ScheduleTo learn more about our host, Associate Professor Bruce Gillespie, Program Coordinator of Digital Media and Journalism.Thank you to Melissa Weaver for One Market graphics and Nicole Morgan for campus promotion. Music by Scott Holmes.To send feedback or volunteer to be a guest, please contact Bruce Gillespie (bgillespie@wlu.ca) or Tarah Brookfield (tbrookfield@wlu.ca). Connect with us on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. Never miss an episode! Sign up for an email reminder each time we release a new episode.

We have pretty much finished our first week at Missouri S&T! During this installment of Da Dorm Podcast we talk a lot about our experiences during Opening Week or otherwise known as O-Week. Where we work on an RC car and get to know people in our group, all while learning about campus in general. We go over everything that has happened along with some stuff that happened to Mark in Da Dorm! So don't miss out and tune in to Episode #4.

This recording isn't from our regular weekly programming, but taken from the MIAS Facebook livestream of our Semester 2 2020 O-Week Coffee & Chill. In this livestream, you'll hear from Georgia, Ryan, Hamah, Pravind, Sabaina, Arshiya, Francesco & Michelle as we discuss the latest in mask-fashion, the US election, the age of criminal responsibility and Joaquin Pheonix. Hope you enjoy! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MonashIAS Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_mias___/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MonashIAS LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/monash-international-affairs-society-mias/ Website: https://mias.org.au/

In this weeks’ episode, Lou is joined with two of her close friends from school, Hank and Henry, as they talk about stereotypes of the people within their major, late night baking, what we wanted to be when we were younger, and much more. Consider this a “get to know us” type of episode.

That’s a wrap for O-Week! In today’s episode your host Regan chats with six of our social clubs! We’re joined by: Swinburne History Society, PlanetUni, Swinburne Sustainability, Politically Speaking, Swinburne Poetry Club, and Soundfreqs! Listen in awe as Regan recites an original haiku for the Poetry club, Sustainability chats about their love for bees and the clubs are divided over the age old debate of the potato cake vs the potato scallop. You’ll also get an idea on what these clubs are about and the online events they have coming up.

Welcome to Day 4 of O-Week! In today’s episode your host, Luke encourages you to get your #TusksUp as we chat to some of our greatest sporting clubs! We were joined by: Swinburne Cheerleading & Dance, Swinburne HMB Hogs and the Swinburne University Snow Squad. These legends decided whether it’s better to be considered a jet or a gun as an athlete and the Snow Squad gave us the full picture of what it’s like to ski down Victoria’s slopes. You’ll get a great idea on what these clubs are about and what online events they have coming up.

Welcome to Day 3 of O-Week! In today’s episode your host, Amelia was in her element chatting with some awesome Science, Engineering and Technology clubs!We were joined by: Women in STEM, Swinburne Engineering Student's Society, and Swinburne Physics Club.These future STEM superstars dissect the intricacies of eating pineapple on pizza and the difficult choice between hard or soft shell tacos. You’ll also hear about the industry partnerships and collaborations these clubs have as well as the online events they have coming up.

It’s Day 2 of O-Week! In this episode your host Amelia will be introducing you to one of the coolest clubs in Business and Law - the Swinburne Law Society! These guys could be considered Swinburne’s ultimate debaters, since they are future lawyers after all. So we posed them some serious questions like “Do you reheat leftover pizza or eat it cold?” and “Is it better to leave chocolate in the fridge or the pantry?” You’ll also hear about the club’s interesting history and the awesome online social events they have coming up.

It’s O-Week! In this episode your host Luke, introduces you to some of our coolest clubs in Health, Arts & Design! You’ll hear from: Swinburne University Psychology Association (SUPA), Swinburne Design Collective, Behind the Game, Swinburne Architecture Students Association (SASA), and Swinburne Labor Left. They debate over life’s toughest questions like – “Is it ever ok to store onions in the fridge?” and “What’s a greater quantity of milk – a splash or a dash” ? You’ll also hear about the awesome online social events they have coming up and plenty more!

So excited to be bringing you another conversation with an amazing Woman of Colour. Today I chat with actor and award winning, emerging playwright Kirsty Marillier. Kirsty and I first met yeaaaars ago when we were studying acting at the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts. I still remember when Kirsty performed her monologue during O-Week and thinking, 'wow, that girl can do a great South African accent' - then I realised that Kirsty is South African. Kirsty is mixed race, coloured, and we talk about the history of that term in relationship to South Africa and her own personal search for identity. We also chat about Kirsty's play, 'The Orange Thrower', and how she uses her writing to reclaim her identity and deconstruct the relationships people of colour have with gender, migration and oppression; putting social change at the forefront of her intersectional practice.To find out more about Kirsty and keep up to date with the progress of 'The Orange Thrower' head to her IG @kirstymarillierKeep up to date with all things Black Birds via our IG @bl.ckb.rds @eeshash or our website www.black-birds.netFeel free to drop us a line with any guest or topic suggestions at hello@black-birds.netAnd don't forget to rate, review, subscribe and share with your friends :) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Leon and Will recap their summer holiday shenanigans, reminisce about their first ever segment they presented on Youth In Control a year ago, and deliver the news of the week. Plus Will has his top […] http://media.rawvoice.com/joy_youthincontrol/p/joy.org.au/youthincontrol/wp-content/uploads/sites/363/2020/03/2020-02-29-YouthInControl-SummerHolidays-OWeekTips-Anniversary.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 29:19 — 13.4MB) Subscribe or Follow Us: Apple Podcasts | Android | Google Podcasts | Spotify | RSS The post Summer Holidays, O-Week Tips & Anniversary Memories appeared first on Youth In Control.

Fresh off O-Week, your hosts Regan and Anth chat to 2019 Club of the Year, Swinburne Design Collective and the Explorers Club about what makes their clubs special. Tyler from Swinburne Explorers Club explains the most ridiculous things students have ever brought on a hike, and there is another round of everyone's favourite game: It's Debatable!

Get hyped for our biggest episode yet! Literally, this one goes for over an hour, but every minute is worth listening to since it's chocked full of quality interviews with 10 of QUT's finest clubs and some interesting perspectives from a couple of first years. Join Josh and Jason as they brave the O-Week heat to deliver QUT Hype's first episode of the year. If you don't have time for the whole episode, here's some cheeky timestamps to skip to get where you want to go: * Vox Pop: 0:24 * QUT Quidditch: 4:33 * Kate (First Year Student): 10:26 * Artsy: 11:22 * Vena Cava: 13:40 * Abilities Collective: 25:02 * Interlude: 27:08 * QUT Snowriders: 29:31 * QUT Mates: 42:08 * QUT Debating Society: 51:14 * Hayden (First Year Student): 56:29 * QUT Filipino Association: 57:45 * QUT Dungeons and Dragons Guild: 1:04:27   Hosts: Joshua B Phillips and Jason Damot ft. Keira Rawlins Editor: Joshua B Phillips Producers: Ellie and Jessie Taggart

It's chaos here on TuneFM! Daniel Muggleton, Concetta Caristo, and Dan Rath are here in Armidale to take part in UNE Life's annual O-Week comedy night (alongside Elliott Stewart, Kathryn Thomas, and Nat Damena) and Jake was brave enough to sit down in the studio with them! What was meant to be an interview quickly becomes a round-table discussion mixed in with downright chaos!

This week we're joined for the first time by WALEED ALY and his old buddy NAZEEM HUSSAIN! We delve into some juicy behind-the-scenes tidbits from The Project including what it's like manning the social media accounts, the lollies policy in the writers room, and the special talent-only bathrooms. We've also got a bit of an update on how Tommy is faring with the horny truck drivers of the world, we hear about Nazeem being recognised during O-Week, PLUS Chandler's taking a big old trip this week and the details have everyone else on the edge of their seats.ADELAIDE! We're back. Sort of. Doing our solo shows back-to-back. March 14, 2pm.BRISBANE! A huge live podcast and our solo shows. March 15, 1.30pm.MELBOURNE! Our 500th episode is on sale. It's going to be massive. April 25, 2020. 8:30pm.We've also got two smaller shows on in the lead up. April 4 & 11. 4pm. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The IPA has been all over the media this week – and Pete and James break down the QUT Guild banning Generation Liberty from the university's O-Week and the scandal of Mark Dreyfus getting public servants to hassle Tony Abbott and CPAC Australia cos he doesn't like the cut of their jib. We've also got a leadership challenge in the Nationals and Pete bemoans yet another straight white male leading the Greens. Heroes and Villains this week include the British public finally getting to celebrate Brexit, the Deeners cricket club claiming a political scalp, Joaquin Phoenix reminding everyone he's not actually The Joker and the Australian public for continuing to accept constant rises in alcohol tax like sheep. Baaaah! We talk to Generation Liberty Campus Coordinator at QUT Chris Dekker to get the full story about what happened at QUT, what it shows about oped debate at Australian universities and what his first television appearance was like (17:51-31:29), before he takes on Gideon and Pete in the quiz as Gideon goes for an unprecedented fourth consecutive victory (31:29-39:48). At the end, James and Pete try to figure out just what happened at Iowa and review a heavy favourite for best political moment of 2020, learn how you can spend $2,500 to be called a racist at dinner and after Matt Canavan loses his ministry, we try to determine if the YIPA Bump truly exists.

In the first episode of CLUBLAND we take a deep dive into the private lives of your hosts, and look forward to O WEEK and Welcome Back Week. Your hosts tackle the difficult topic about the correct way to eat a burger, the best way to steal food from people and play Debatable! - IMDB edition. Don't miss it. 

In this episode, Doug and Matej discuss the Justin Fuente to Baylor rumors. What happens if he goes? What happens if he stays? They discuss his legacy and impact on the staff, recruiting efforts and the 2020 season. The two discuss Virginia Tech Basketball and the wins over N.C. State & Wake Forest. Finally, they wrap up the episode by answering all your questions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We've got a big episode for you this week with a lot of new voices! Join us as we cover controversy with the Sigma Chi chapter, John Kerry's discussion at the IOP, the O-Week community service program, the Red Line Extension, and much more!Hosted by: Ram Balasubramaniyan, Austin Christhilf, Isaac Krakowka, Matthew Chang, Beza Desta, Titi Arowolo, Timmy Lee, and Joanna ZhuangEdited by: Ram BalasubramaniyanMusic Production: Andrew Dietz and Aaron Cendan

We've got a big episode for you this week with a lot of new voices! Join us as we cover controversy with the Sigma Chi chapter, John Kerry's discussion at the IOP, the O-Week community service program, the Red Line Extension, and much more! Hosted by: Ram Balasubramaniyan, Austin Christhilf, Isaac Krakowka, Matthew Chang, Beza Desta, Titi Arowolo, Timmy Lee, and Joanna Zhuang Edited by: Ram Balasubramaniyan Music Production: Andrew Dietz and Aaron Cendan

Welcome to the Maroon Podcast's first ever O-week episode. Ram and Isaac take you through some tips that you may find useful as you are transitioning into college life. Hosted by: Ram Balasubramaniyan and Isaac Krakowka Edited by: Isaac Krakowka Music produced by: Aaron Cendan and Andrew Dietz

Welcome to the Maroon Podcast's first ever O-week episode. Ram and Isaac take you through some tips that you may find useful as you are transitioning into college life.Hosted by: Ram Balasubramaniyan and Isaac Krakowka Edited by: Isaac Krakowka Music produced by: Aaron Cendan and Andrew Dietz

It's a strange sight every year; one day campus is all but empty, and the next day it's bursting with life. Saturday was Move-In Day at the University of Guelph as thousands of first year students moved in to their dorms, made new friends, and got their first taste of adulting as they began their academic pursuits (whatever they may be). As per usual, CFRU spent the day broadcasting live to air from Branion Plaza, which is the open area just behind the University Centre's north entrance. It's a great perch to watch people as they head to the U.C. for a snack or coffee, or head to Rozanski Hall for some opening day festivities, or head to the University Bookstore for school supplies or a souvenir. In lieu of the usual Guelph Politicast this week, we'll replay my hour-long set on CFRU last Saturday, live from Branion Plaza, and live-to-air on CFRU. Abdul-Rahim Abdulai from the CFRU show FoodFarm Talk co-hosts as we share O-Week remembrances, changes to campus, and the importance of getting involved on campus and taking care of yourself physically *and* mentally.  Along with the on-air stuff, which you might have heard already, there's some special edition material that you may like to hear as well. After the CFRU shift, I took a microphone around campus to talk to some of the people milling about including O-Week volunteers, first-year students, and at least one parent with bittersweet feelings about leaving her child at the U of G. So let's go live-ish to Move-In Day at the University of Guelph on this week's Guelph Politicast! We’ll be back to a regular episode of the Guelph Politicast next week. Thanks to everyone that gave a couple of minutes of their time on Saturday, and to those who stopped by the CFRU tent in Branion Plaza to say "Hi" or to learn about volunteering with the station. The host for the Guelph Politicast is Podbean. Find more episodes of the Politicast here, or download them on your favourite podcast app at iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, and Spotify. Also, when you subscribe to the Guelph Politicast channel and you will also get an episode of Open Sources Guelph every Monday, and an episode of End Credits every Friday.

Dunn Street founder Stephen Donnelly got on the phone with the newly elected Federal Member for Lilley - Anika Wells for some speech prep.As Anika prepares to deliver her first speech in parliament on Monday, she discussed the topics, themes and challenges that come with drafting this inaugural speech.Anika gave us the inside word on O-Week in Canberra, she spoke of the weight on millennial Labor politicians and being entrusted with the policy responsibilities for future generations; what impact the climate debate had on Queensland in the federal election campaign; what plot points in her life have shaped her politics; and they brush up on the candidates in the Democratic primaries.The presenting sponsor of Socially Democratic is Dunn Street. For more information on how Dunn Street can help organise to build winning campaigns in your community, your business or organisation and make the world a better place, look us up at: dunnstreet.com.au

Neil provides a behind-the-scenes peek into ‘Orientation Week’ in his Dynamics 365 project kicking off this week, the Jupiter Programme. Orientation Week (O-Week) is designed to onboard two Scrum teams so that they can start delivering the Dynamics 365 workstream of an enterprise programme as quickly as possible. I talk through some of the planned O-Week activities and provide my assessment of some of the project’s risks and strengths. What are your experiences of launching new Dynamics 365 projects? Get involved in the discussion in the Scrum for Microsoft Business Apps group on LinkedIn.

On this episode of TSI the boys dive back in time to share their favorite memories of Orientation Week at the University of Waterloo. They share stories from midnight capture the flag to falling out of the back of vans! This one is sure to spark some flashbacks! As always, you can get in touch with us through email at thatssointerestingpod@gmail.com and on Instagram @TSIPodcast Enjoy!

How does your USA sound – Day4How good was O-Week!Dean McCarthy Live from LAPost Malone conspiracySix60 safetyHow does your USA sound – Day4What dream did you have that came true?Whats The Plot!Naked diningBirthday BangerEtiquette

In which Isaac and AJ relive their rambunctious youth as university hooligans.

We are back and better than ever! Skye and Jessica give you an inside look at the minds of first and final year students at O-Week and share their thoughts on signing petitions while entering the gates of gardens point in our new segment "Don't get me started." Emma had the pleasure of interviewing the insightful Those Two Girls who gave us a day in the life of a radio presenter in our second new segment "How do I become a..." and music from our very own Jessica and her sister the REN Sisters playing a cover of Roses by The Chain Smokers. Hope you enjoy this episode and check out our O-Week video produced by Ruth. See you next time!

Nick and Ash discuss the week in drug news.MUSICSmoovi - Fuzzy PanicSEGMENTDean Rossiter of La Trobe Bundoora's chapter of SSDP talks about their O-Week experiences and his passions for drug law reform.MUSICCheshire - GuantanameraSEGMENTEvents and goodbyes and whatnot.

On our first show for 2017, Chris speaks to Berto Vaissière, new Executive Director of The Squeaky Wheel about upcoming events, including their new Pushy Women North learn to ride project in Fawkner, International Student Rides for O-Week, Roll Up Bicycle valet events for the St Kilda Festival, Sydney Road Street party, kids-themed Moonee Valley Festival, Catherine Devenys Pushy Women Show and a big hint about possible welcome return of a Squeaky Wheel favourite!Local news includes a reminder about the Merri Creek Bridge closure between Northcote and Rushall Station from 30 January and Yarra Council calling for community input into council strategy for the next four years until 23 January.

Ken Steele continues his review of recent winners and sinners in higher ed social media, this time looking at orientation week highs and lows. It seems as though sometimes O-Week brings out the worst in students, who then seek to document their exploits on Instagram and Snapchat. In Sept 2011, it was students from HEC Montreal donning blackface to imitate Usain Bolt. In Sept 2013, it was Frosh Chants at Saint Mary's University in Halifax, and at the Sauder School of Business at UBC, seeming to advocate the rape of underaged girls. In 2014 it was Engineering Orientation songbooks that surfaced at Concordia University and McMaster. The pattern seems predictable now: outrage, recriminations, apologies, resignations, sensitivity training, counselling for upset students, and a fact-finding investigation. In July 2014, a young entrepreneur started promoting Ottawa Frosh Week Kits with hyper-sexualized videos encouraging "bad decisions with good friends" and excessive consumption of drugs and alcohol. But we did find at least one O-Week social media winner: Wageningen University in the Netherlands, which staged a student event with 1,000 smartphones to capture the entire campus for a "Student Street View". Subscribers to Ken Steele's free email newsletter, the Eduvation Loop, got access to the complete episode 9 of Ten with Ken more than a week early.  For exclusive preview access to future episodes, be sure to subscribe to Eduvation's "in the loop" email newsletter, at http://www.eduvation.ca/subscribe/

Kelsy and Paula talk about food, the Stampede, and more food

On this episode, OL Nilufer Hasanova stops by, Paula gets bamboozled by a Carrie Underwood hologram, and Kelsy gets accepted into Hogwarts.

This week, we ramble on about 'dreamt', O-Week, PokéSoc, the Green Goblin, GAME(s Wizards), inFAMOUS, bike-riding sims, Bastion, why this episode is late, stip-stiggity-story-time (aka COUGH), we stall for several minutes, we anticipate the Vita, I tell Sandsky what Call of Duty is, our marriage breaks up, we do the podcast on our own for a while, Tom tells me how to have sex through someone, we stage each other's funerals, and we learn that Sandsky has a bun in the oven.Also, stick around after the end to hear some deleted bullshit! It's like the rest of the podcast, but even worse!MUSIC USED:Something Something Joystick Theme Song: Xavier Rubetzki NoonanJust Bloody Dream (About A Wonderwall): Xavier Rubetzki Noonan (Lady Gaga/U2/Green Day/Oasis cover)CLICK HERE to download!Email us! I dare you!Add Sandsky on Xbox Live: colourfastAdd Xavier on PSN: xavierrnWe love you! Have a good week!