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Social Work Journeys from the Graduate School of Social Work and Social Research, hosted by Mary Florence Sullivan ’11, LMSW, and produced by Hairee Hayden, M.S.S. ’27, released its fourth season this academic year. The podcast explores social work through conversations with students, alumnae/i, professors, and social workers from 51����Ƶ and beyond.

This “podcast about the politics of art in the 21st century” by Colin McLaughlin-Alcock, visiting assistant professor of anthropology, and Babson College professor Mariel Gruszko, covers and contextualizes everything from graffiti in 1980s New York City to the relationship between architecture and authoritarianism.

Each episode of this podcast from Julien Suaudeau, senior lecturer in the French and Francophone Studies Department, centers on an encounter with a single Philadelphian as they build a sound mosaic of the city. This season it becomes Song of Lynchadelphia, about how David Lynch dreamed up his cinema in Philly.

This student-led podcast discusses the noteworthy new releases and classic gems shown at the nearby 51����Ƶ Film Institute. Pop some popcorn and settle in to share in history, context, and movie magic with these cinephiles.

Samantha Pinto, visiting professor in Africana Studies, and co-host Dr. La’Tonya Rease Miles, focus on the representations and experiences of students who are the first in their families to go to college, as well as traditionally underrepresented college students. They talk about first-gen stories in media, culture, and history as well as their own experiences.