
As members of a sorority, we are going to take you through our thoughts on joining Greek Life, including the pros and cons of Greek Life, and the more sensitive topic–rape culture in Greek Life. Unlike the previous episodes, this episode is a more informal conversation, so sit through and enjoy! The hosts for this week are Alyssa Lee, Melody Lee, and Susan Liu.
The song section for this week is brought to you by Jennifer Gao. She explains the history of slut-shaming, which is a common form of victim-blaming, through the story of a Geisha (Chinese opera actor). The song presented is a Mandarine song called Chief Red (赤伶 or Chi Ling) by the Chinese singer HITA (彌兒). Feel free to check out the music video for this song on Youtube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmAd4__qiG8) for a better idea of the story behind the song!
Nov 19, 2020
32 min

This is a collab podcast with the UMBC aKDPhi chapter to talk about what breast cancer is in honor of October, the breast cancer awareness month! In this podcast, we explore the questions, what is breast cancer, what are the risk factors, why should we care, and what can we do to prevent breast cancer. Stay till the end to learn about how to self-diagnose breast cancer by feeling for lumps in the breasts!
Like the last episode, there is also a song segment about the song "1+1=0" feat. DEAN from the EP "Walkin'" by a South Korean singer-songwriter and record producer Suran at 15:02 of the podcast. Listen in to learn more about why we are talking about Suran for this week and get a preview of the song!
Special thanks to the sisters that participated in this podcast! They are Ari Tiu, Megumi Fukuzawa, and Alexis Tovera from UMBC aKDPhi and Melody Lee, Brianna Dang, Michelle Limpe, Phoebe Chiu from JHU aKDPhi.
If you are interested in learning more about breast cancer, feel free to check out other episodes of the podcast Hand in Hand: Power of Pink by UMBC aKDPhi! This episode is published there as well. The resources we mentioned are also linked below.
Breast Cancer resources:
Breast cancer overview
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/breast-cancer/symptoms-causes/syc-20352470
Two types of screening tests: mammogram and Breast MRI
https://info.totalwellnesshealth.com/blog/breast-cancer-resources-for-your-workplace
Links to other breast cancer resources and foundations
https://importantissues-breastcancer.carrd.co/
Susan G. Komen organization
https://ww5.komen.org/AboutBreastCancer/ToolsandResources/ToolsResources.html
Breast self-exam
https://www.breastcancer.org/symptoms/testing/types/self_exam
Oct 28, 2020
32 min

Thank you for listening to jhu podiΦ episode 1 "Another Semester Online?". This episode is brought to you by Melody Lee, Alyssa Lee, Michelle Limpe, and Phoebe Chu. In this episode, we discuss our experiences with virtual education as Hopkins students, how we cope with the changes caused by the Pandemic, and what we can learn from the new adjustments. There is also an Asian/Asian American Song Spotlight segment in the middle of the podcast by Phoebe about Niki and her new song "Pandemonium" from her new album Moonchild.
Breakdown of the podcast:
00:00 Introduction
00:54 Our Expectations
06:35 Initial Reactions to the Pandemic
19:33 Looking Back at the Decision to Transition Fully Online
23:09 Asian/Asian American Song Spotlight: NIKI - PANDEMONIUM (00:48 - 01:15)
26:20 Our Virtual Lives Now and How the Pandemic Impacted Our Education
34:36 Tips on How to Be Self-Disciplined During the Pandemic
40:25 What We Can Learn From the Pandemic
Oct 9, 2020
49 min

Good morning, afternoon, and night! Thanks for listening to j h u podiΦ. We are JHU’s aKDPhi chapter, coming at you from bedrooms all over the world. But don’t worry, this isn't ASMR, this is a podcast. Yeah, definitely a podcast.
Our aim through this podcast is to foster open conversations and listen to different perspectives from our own sorority members and people from all walks of life and experiences.
We’ll upload every other Thursday starting Oct 8th. For our first topic, we’ll talk about Another Semester Online and what this means to us as students. So stay tuned!
Oct 1, 2020
33 sec
