Sports betting is big at Vermont colleges. Students say they’re trying to be cautious.

Tod Donhauser | Gen Z Enters Corporate America

On today's episode I am joined by my friend and previous manager, Tod Donhauser. We talk about (0:50) work\life balance, (8:41) Gen Z stereotypes, (22:45) and one piece of advice for young people joining the corporate workforce.

Tyler Doggett | ChatGPT in the College Classroom

On today's episode, I'm joined by one of my favorite professors from the University of Vermont, Tyler Doggett [https://www.uvm.edu/cas/philosophy/profile/tyler-doggett]. We talk about ChatGPT in the classroom (1:08), the students' reasons for using it (7:53), what is and isn't cheating with AI (12:51), and much more. Hope you enjoy.

Mae Nagusky | Moving to Brooklyn, Talking to Strangers, and the Value of Archival Material

A huge thank you to digital storytelling magician, Mae Nagusky, for talking about her move to Brooklyn (1:44), her creative process (3:21), using archival material in her work (9:22), and chatting with strangers this past summer (12:54). Please check out her incredible podcast 'Creatures of the Wind' here [https://open.spotify.com/show/1cTfWdVWCXQ1fxJUujGBSx?si=82556919ffee4073].

Sports betting is big at Vermont colleges. Students say they’re trying to be cautious.

A news story I produced for Vermont Public. You can find the original link here. [https://www.vermontpublic.org/local-news/2024-05-16/sports-betting-vermont-colleges-students-cautious]

Quarter Life Crisis | Trevor Canton

Today I had one of my great friends on the show in Trevor Canton. He had wonderful answers to all five of the Quarter Life Crisis questions, so tune on in. The episode layout can be found below. (0:00) Intro to the podcast, (2:31) if you could live anywhere where would you live, (8:39) what advice would you give to your 14 year old self… what about your 40 year old self?, (17:26) who is one of your closest friends, why do you work so well together?, (26:19) what do you think true love is, have you found out?, (43:29) where do you see yourself in 10 years?