On this first episode of the Money Talks Podcast, Katie Bergelin is discussing all things girl math. Katie ventured around campus to ask students at SMU about their latest girl math purchases. She also sits down with Sydni Walker to talk about the unifying power of girl math, and Dr. Prasanthi Ramakrishnan helps Katie understand some of the economic terms that overlap in girl math.

On the inaugural episode of The Reel Deal, Katie Bergelin sits down with Chef Luke Froeb. Chef Froeb is a student at SMU and the founder of Pozzo Loco, a food truck that makes handcrafted pizzas for its patrons. Listen to this episode to learn more about the process of starting your own business and the behind-the-scenes of working in the restaurant industry.

In this episode, Hope Whitcraft sits down with one of SMU's Peruna handlers, Harrison Buecking. Their talk dives into what it means to be a Peruna handler, the process of becoming a handler, and some of the many misconceptions about what the job entails.

Join Zoë Rodriguez as she sits down with Olivia Arratia, a photographer and professor at SMU. Olivia Arratia received her AA from Brookhaven College, her BFA in photography and business from Texas Womens University and her MFA from SMU. Arratia’s work reflects the social, cultural, and religious aspect of Hispanic culture through photographic prints, sculptures and book art. We discuss her family life, her journey from Southern California to Texas, how she became a professor, her artistic journey, and a quick chat about roosters.

On this episode of Ask the Expert, join Bella Edmondson as she sits down with Will Brett, a current SMU junior, Mississippi native, and piano professional. They deep dive into the countless hours of practice and guidance that have helped propel him to achieve performing in front of an audience of 200 people. Will talks about the most challenging part of pursing a passion in college and offers advice to those who are doing the same. Finally, we discuss whats ahead for the young pianist and hear an excerpt of Will's talent.

On this episode of "Ask the Expert," Sydni Walker sits down with Liana Forss to discuss her success in using her voice on campus to protect students and impact their lives on campus. She credits it all to a program in danger– SMU Human Rights. This episode was recorded in Spring 2023 in the SMU School of Journalism’s Podcast Studio. Listen for advice on using your voice, utilizing the tools you’re given, and the struggles that the Human Rights Program faces moving forward. See Ellis Rold's story about the Human Rights program.

If you were using Coursicle in 2022, chances are you received bizarre push notifications from the company's co-founder, Joe Puccio. The scandal went viral. The incident was due to a collapse in Puccio’s mental health, but the EdTech company survived. A year after the push notifications, Puccio released a letter of explanation and apology. In a candid interview, the DC's Simone Melvin talks to Puccio about the unexpected history behind Coursicle, navigating psychological instability, and where the company stands now while serving over 1,000 colleges and universities. See the DC's previous coverage of Coursicle. See Puccio's letter of apology and explanation.

Summer is coming and so are summer internships. Here's a story about an SMU student who landed her dream internship for this episode of Ask the Expert. Student Leader Norma Elias is an eager, passionate, and optimistic SMU transfer student from Chihuahua, Mexico, who has nailed her dream internship. She shares how she worked up to get an internship with Bain and Company. Not only does Norma get her dream internship, but she has always been a go-getter. She is president of the ALPFA club and is in leadership positions in many others. She also had her entrepreneurship in 2020. Learn more about Norma and her love for working hard.

Today we dive into a conversation with Rasun Kazadi. Ra played football at SMU before graduating last year and has begun a career as an artist in the Dallas area. Ra is a special talent on the field and in the studio and his artistic skills are putting him in the spotlight among Dallas artists. In addition to art, Ra has been involved in a number of charity organizations and community outreach programs such as the Dente Collective of which he is a cofounder. Recently Ra has been working as a graphic design artist for WeAreAllStars, a company that has introduced trading cards to college sports. In this episode I speak to Ra about his art, pain, leadership, and plans for the future. Enjoy! Twitter: @rasunlmkazadi  Art Insta: @rasunartDaily Campus Insta: @smudailycampus

What is it like to be a female gamer working and playing in the industry? Find out more in this special edition of Change the Game. We brought a five player roster to you: Starriebun (content-creator & In Game Leader), akaL4ce (Pro Player for Complexity), and Kraif (Coach for Global Esports) walk us through their journey in VALORANT Game Changers, a program created by Riot Games to provide new opportunities and exposure for women and marginalized genders within esports. In today's Change the Game episode, we bring up recent esport and Game Changer news over groundbreaking viewership of a Game Changers team and the recent let go of a long time standing Game Changers team. Players and coaches also spoke about their outlook on the scene, how they got into it, and what it means for them to represent Game Changers. This episode is co-hosted by Saki Teng and Calicayuh, Reporter for Game Changers.