The Pipe Dream Bearcast returns after a one-year hiatus as Binghamton University’s new athletic director, Eugene Marshall Jr. sits down with the Pipe Dream Sports desk.

This episode was hosted by Sports Editor Jack Oh and Assistant Sports Editor Aidan Jennings. All post-production work was done by Managing Editor Harry Karpen. A special thank you to Eugene Marshall Jr. and Associate Athletic Director of Communications David O’Brian for their support of the show.

Pipe Dream’s News Editor Jacob Knipes, and News Intern Hallie Milligan, speaks with Bill Martin — a founding member of Justice and Unity in the Southern Tier (JUST).

JUST advocates against policing and mass incarceration, and recently won a lawsuit against the Broome County Jail, calling for the return of in-person visitation. In addition to his position at JUST, Martin also is a Bartle professor of sociology at BU.

Every week, Pipe Dream staff sits down with guests from the surrounding community to discuss local events, recent news and more. Want to see someone featured? Contact editor@bupipedream.com.

Pipe Dream’s Arts & Culture Editor and Editor-in-Chief spoke with Anna Warfield, the LUMA production director, ahead of the seventh-annual LUMA festival. The festival, recently named in People Magazine’s “Top 100 Reasons to Love America,” will begin tomorrow night.

Edited by Harry Karpen, Managing Editor.

Every week, Pipe Dream staff sits down with guests from the surrounding community to discuss local events, recent news and more. Want to see someone featured? Contact editor@bupipedream.com.

The Pipe Dream Bearcast continues its fourth season as junior middle hitter Anna Sprys sits down with the Pipe Dream Sports desk.

This episode was hosted and edited by Sports Editor Joe Tonetti and Assistant Sports Editor Jack Oh. Postproduction work was done by Tonetti, and all video taken during production is attributed to Managing Editor Sarah Teper. A special thank you to Anna Sprys and Athletics Communications Assistant David Johnson for their support of the show.

The Pipe Dream Bearcast returns after over two years as men’s basketball junior guard Jacob Falko sits down with the Pipe Dream Sports desk.

This episode was hosted and edited by Sports Editor Joe Tonetti and Assistant Sports Editor Ian Mills. Post-production work was done by Mills, and all video taken during production is attributed to Managing Editor Sarah Teper. A special thank you to Jacob Falko and Associate Athletic Director for Communications John Hartrick for their support of the show.

Pipe Dream’s News Editor Jacob T. Kerr sits down with M. Stanley Whittingham, 2019 Nobel Laureate in Chemistry for his work on the lithium-ion battery, alongside Akira Yoshino and John B. Goodenough. Whittingham is a distinguished professor in chemistry at BU.

This episode was hosted by Jacob T. Kerr and post-production work was done by Design Manager Kade Estelle and Digital Editor Kimberly Gonzalez. Thank you to Stan Whittingham for her support of the show.

Pipe Dream’s News Editor Jacob T. Kerr and Arts & Culture Editor Gabby Iacovano sit down with Laura Johnsen, a fifth-year Ph.D. candidate studying anthropology. Johnsen studies the technology surrounding the world of sex and the social implications it carries with it.

This episode was hosted by Jacob T. Kerr and Gabby Iacovano and post-production work was done by Design Manager Kade Estelle and Digital Editor Kimberly Gonzalez. Thank you to Laura Johnsen for her support of the show.

Pipe Dream’s news editor, Jacob T. Kerr, sits down with Bill Clark, a lecturer of health and wellness at BU who has earned Guiness world records.

This episode was hosted by Jacob T. Kerr, and post-production work was done by design manager Kade Estelle and digital editor Kimberly Gonzalez. Thank you to Bill Clark for his support of the show.

Pipe Dream’s News Editor Jacob T. Kerr and Arts & Culture Editor Gabby Iacovano sit down with Laura Johnsen, a fifth-year Ph.D. candidate studying anthropology. Johnsen studies the technology surrounding the world of sex and the social implications it carries with it.

This episode was hosted by Jacob T. Kerr and Gabby Iacovano and post-production work was done by Design Manager Kade Estelle and Digital Editor Kimberly Gonzalez. Thank you to Laura Johnsen for her support of the show.

More than 100 students, families and concerned community members rallied outside of East Middle School on Tuesday, Jan. 24 to protest the alleged strip search of four 12-year-old black girls by school officials. The rally was organized by Progressive Leaders Of Tomorrow (PLOT), a grassroots organization that aims to empower and liberate marginalized members of society.

On this episode of On the Record, we sit down with assistant news editor Yuri Lee and hear from community members who attended the rally.

Read more: Editorial: In Binghamton, #BelieveBlackGirls

This episode of On the Record was hosted and edited by Neeve Levi, with help from Jillian Forstadt. Audio from the rally was provided by Yuri Lee.

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SA President Jerry Toussaint, a senior majoring in politics, philosophy and law, discusses highlights of his term so far and the challenges of serving as the CEO of many of the student-run businesses on campus.

Our conversation picks up as Toussaint reflects on how the first two years of his time on the SA staff have helped him so far.

Last year, he served as chief of staff for former SA President Jermel McClure. According to Toussaint, it was a hard year, especially with incidents regarding student safety. He said communicating with students in times of emergency is one of his top priorities.

On the Record is aired on WHRW 90.5 FM every Thursday at 6 p.m. The show is hosted and edited by Jillian Forstadt.

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Juniors Kayleigh Bugalla, the outreach coordinator for NYPIRG and Jacob Bezner, campaign manager for Generation Vote, discuss the upcoming 2018 midterm elections on Nov. 6.

On the Record is aired on WHRW 90.5 FM every Thursday at 6 p.m. The show is hosted and edited by Jillian Forstadt.

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Pipe Dream sat down with Courtney Mitchell, the Student Association (SA) vice president for programming and a junior majoring in computer science. Discussion highlights include what it’s like to interview Bo Burnham, the upcoming fall concert and future events from the SA Programming Board (SAPB).

On the Record is aired on WHRW 90.5 FM every Thursday at 6 p.m. The show is hosted and edited by Jillian Forstadt.

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