We recently held the Night Owl Story Slam in conjunction with Walter Library, with a theme “The Architecture of Stories” and so for this episode of Real College Podcast we’re giving you half of the stories performed at the slam! 1:20 - What is a room? - Brandon Wetterlin8:40 - How Campus was Designed - Andrew Kicmol14:20 - High School Stink - Nardus17:25 - Centennial Music Rooms - Elif21:20 - Stealing Signs in Stanford - Charlie Klage
In this episode of Real College Podcast, we are looking back at the great work of our now former reporter Quinn McClurg, as she has recently left the RCP team. We’re going to throw back to some of her best with pieces about graffiti, sobriety in punk settings, Cribbage, the Bookhouse, and Pillar Forum. 1:00 - Graffiti 8:54 - The Bookhouse 16:10 - Cribbage 21:20 - Sobriety in Punk Settings 30:40 - Pillar Forum
In this episode of Real College Podcast, we are looking back at the great work of our now former reporter Quinn McClurg, as she has recently left the RCP team. We’re going to throw back to some of her best with pieces about graffiti, sobriety in punk settings, Cribbage, the Bookhouse, and Pillar Forum. 1:00 - Graffiti 8:54 - The Bookhouse 16:10 - Cribbage 21:20 - Sobriety in Punk Settings 30:40 - Pillar Forum
Real College Podcast, from Radio K (KUOM) at the University of Minnesota, is a 30-ish minute podcast focusing on artistic and cultural events and trends happening in the Twin Cities and told through first-person storytelling and reporting and delivered instantly through any internet connection anywhere. Real College Podcast reflects the varied layers of Minnesota’s rich artistic and cultural history; providing a lifetime’s worth of ideas, narratives, arts and music to all points in the North Star state.
How do the spaces we inhabit influence our stories and lives? In this story slam UMN students and alumni share and explore the impact of architecture, design and the environment on us. Join us for a live taping of the Radio K Real College Podcast on Thursday, November 16 from 7:30 to 9:30 in the beautiful Upson Room (room 102) in Walter Library.