A young member of the German Coast Guard wonders what the people on the other end of the radio are thinking about before Deans Bartram, Johnson, & Keele chat with students about their feelings and expectations for this semester, their views on getting vaccinated, and their thoughts on the state of AU student-run social media accounts.

A Bad Lip Reading's Luke Skywalker shares a penny's worth of thoughts with Yoda before Dean Bartram and Dean Keele host a live discussion to hear what AU Students are thinking about topics ranging from the COVID-19 Pandemic to the 2020 Electoral Cycle. Dean Keele closes the episode with a few thoughts of his own. Music by Epidemic Sound.

Andrew Yang reminds us to "secure the bag" before Dean Bartram, Dean Johnson, and Dean Keele lead a live discussion about identifying your bag and how to secure it. Featuring MH residents who hopped in live to share their views! Music from Epidemic Sound.

Yosemite Bear observes a double rainbow all the way across the sky before Ethan Jasper, Steven Injety, Josiah Everett, Kyle Smith, Michael Nixon, and DK discuss making meaning in a world dealing with the chaos of COVID-19. Warning: episode may age like milk.

AU students describe their favorite ways to celebrate Black History Month before guest host Michael Nixon (AU VP for Diversity & Inclusion) facilitates a panel discussion about the joys, questions, and complexities of celebrating Black History Month at AU. Featuring panelists Michael Cuke, Jackie Dohna, and Ryan Owiti. Field audio by Ethan Jasper. Recorded in the Meier Hall Media Lab. Edited & produced by Donnie Keele. Music from Epidemic Sound.

We witness the evolution of the "Have You Ever Had a Dream Like This?" meme, AU students describe their favorite memes, and Timmy Duado, Sylvester Joseph, and Logan Harrison talk through what a meme is and how we use them to communicate in today's culture. Hosted by DK and Ethan Jasper. Music by Epidemic Sound.

Coach Carter encourages his team to pursue a better life and former NFL linebacker Steven Grant shares how mentorship and accountability are the keys to growth and success in professional football. Hosted by DK.

Wandile Mthiyane walks us through his story: from growing up in South Africa, to coming to Andrews University, to starting his own design company, to being invited to attend an event hosted by Barack and Michelle Obama.

Yoda mentors Luke, Netflix employees discuss their company's culture of growth and mentorship, and Pastor Dwight K. Nelson talks through his journey and considers the people and circumstances that have shaped and grown him over the years. Music by Epidemic Sound. Check out the referenced video from Netflix HERE.

Robert Hakes, Antone Huggins, and Brandon Shin discuss the political scene at AU and look at how we handle moments of tension on a Christian campus.