Temple University Voices: Podcasts from the Boldest and Brightest Owls
Looking to become more involved and educated in areas that interest you at Temple University and beyond? We've compiled a list of some of our favorite podcasts from across the university.
Temple Owls are the doers and thought leaders who make their mark on the world with their talent and creativity and make their voices heard. Hear from the boldest and brightest students, alumni and faculty in industries ranging from media, art and entertainment to healthcare, business and sports with this collection of Temple podcasts.
2SIPS of T
Tamica Tanksley, KLN ’00, an inspirational writer, motivational speaker and devout dreamer, created 2SIPS of T in 2020 to encourage, educate and empower women to do powerful things at any age. Tanksley, inspired by every woman who selflessly poured into her, now “pours cups” of communal therapy for you to sip together as we navigate our journey for peace, purpose and prosperity.
All of the Above
After graduating from Klein College of Media and Communication with a degree in media studies and production, Angel Marie Clardy, KLN ’15, connected with executive producer Kevin Strickland, CLA ’03, to start a podcast highlighting local changemakers. The two came together to create All of the Above, an hour-long weekly podcast covering current events, entertainment, news, pop culture, politics and just about any and everything you can think of.
The Catalyst Podcast
Catalyst taps into the expertise of the Fox School of Business faculty and the greater business community to dig deep into today’s most pressing questions. From healthcare, sports and technology to leadership, diversity, and emotional intelligence, hear from leaders across industries about the latest topics emerging in the business industry.
City Cast Philly
City Cast Philly is the daily news podcast about the city you love (and maybe sometimes hate?) and the Philadelphians who are working hard every day to make this place better. Each weekday morning, host Trenae Nuri, KLN ’10, chats with people all across Philly’s diverse neighborhoods about issues that matter to you. It’s an energetic, informative conversation you might overhear at your neighborhood coffee shop, but with City Cast Philly, you’re always welcome to join in.
CommonVoice
Building on the success of CommonHealth, the College of Public Health’s (CPH) official journal, CPH has introduced a podcast called CommonVoice. This podcast provides a behind-the-scenes look at how and why we do research. What motivates investigators to ask their questions? Why does this research matter to practice or policy? How can we work across disciplines to address the important questions of our day? CommonVoice makes research more accessible and achievable for students, staff and faculty alike.
Fresh 24 With Marc Zumoff
Fresh 24 With Marc Zumoff features longtime play-by-play announcer and Klein Faculty member Marc Zumoff, KLN ’92, sitting down 1-on-1 with “those who played, coached or sat on the hardwood. The guests for the series feature all current and former players, coaches, media members, front office personnel and “celebrity” fans. All guests will share a common theme: a connection to our beloved Philadelphia 76ers!
IMPACT: A Temple University Podcast
Temple University brings you IMPACT, a podcast series exploring service, sacrifice and the #TempleMade. Hosted by the Office of the University Registrar and the Military and Veterans Services Center, IMPACT hosts discussions with military-affiliated students, TU veterans and alumni.
Jazzy Conversations with Teef & Gigi
Latef “Teef” Roberts and Genevive “Gigi” Goubourn-Walker, CLA ’97, connect with people all over the world and amplify their voices to those who need to hear them. Their guests, who range from public figures to creative types, never fail to impart nuggets of wisdom throughout their interviews. Teef and Gigi are also eager to learn more about you and provide guidance as you work toward your own goals.
Leadership Educator Podcast
Expand your resource toolbox with practical strategies for teaching, learning and program design with educators with over 30 years of experience in curricular and co-curricular leadership programs in higher education. Join Associate Professor of Leadership and Organizational Studies at the University of Southern Maine, Dan Jenkins, and Klein College of Media and Communication Assistant Professor of Instruction, Lauren Bullock, STH '03 as they explore questions from their peers and share knowledge and expertise on facilitating leadership learning.
Leaving the Nest
Hosts Ray Boyd, KLN ’13, and Dan Casarella, KLN ’15, aim to share the stories of graduates nationwide to connect owls in every part of their journey. Focusing on the life and career path of alumni, Leaving the Nest highlights how their time at Temple helped them achieve success and how you can utilize Temple’s resources and alumni expertise to embark on a path of your own. Submit your questions and enjoy helpful conversations and panels with industry experts.
Monument Biography
Monument Biography is the inaugural podcast from the Tyler School of Art and Architecture’s audio platform, STELLA RADIO. In each episode of this 10-part podcast series, an art history graduate student spotlights a unique monument to explore how each place can take on various meanings for different people. One space can live multiple lives—let’s discover them.
Narratives of North Broad
Hank Davis, a medical student at the Lewis Katz School of Medicine and Michael Vitez, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and director of narrative medicine at Temple Health, celebrate the stories of the medical community that heal, inspire and build connections. Hear from healthcare professionals about the challenges and rewards of working at Temple, the advice they have for students and trainees, and their paths to — and passion for — medicine.
Owl Be Back with Sean McGady
Join Sean McGady, CLA ’13, to hear from former and current Temple athletes and coaches and discuss all things Temple Athletics. Enjoy up-to-date information about what’s happening on the field, court and in the locker room.
The Scoop
Owl Scoop hosts a podcast called The Scoop that provides you with the latest information on Temple football, basketball and recruiting. This podcast features 1-on-1 interviews with current and former Temple coaches and Owls, NFL players and media members like ESPN Sports Center anchor Kevin Negandhi, KLN ’98. The Scoop has hired several Temple students who have gone on to work at places like The Philadelphia Inquirer and the Philadelphia Eagles. So be on the lookout as their current student interns make their way into illustrious media careers.
Owl Scoop’s editor and Klein Staff member, John Dicarlo KLN ’98, ’06, has also been a guest on Owl Be Back and Leaving the Nest.
Staying Sharp
Former Owl from the Klein College of Media and Communications, Brian Mermelstein, and football graphic designer Noah Hammerman host Staying Sharp to talk with creatives, athletes, and administrators who were working in the world of sports during the height of Covid-19.
Temple University Press Podcast
Temple University Press was founded in 1969 with a mission to "broaden the outlet for the best volumes of an increasingly productive faculty" by enabling academics "to publish significant research that will increase knowledge in the humanities, social and natural sciences. The Temple University Press Podcast features their authors talking about their books.
The T in Teaching
The T in Teaching is a podcast made for higher education professionals and students alike to bridge the divides between technology, teaching and learning. They develop content that strives to expand our knowledge base on a wide range of student-centric online learning experiences that can augment our faculty’s ability to meet students where they are in today's online classroom.
Are you an alum, student or faculty member with a podcast?
Please submit your information to alumni@temple.edu for a chance to be showcased in the future!
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