TheMartlet
An Arts podcast
TheMartlet
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Mark All
It's the summer at UVic, which means the end of the school year — a momentous occasion punctuated by convocation. All those fourth, fifth, and sixth year students are leaving the university, and so the Martlet stopped by a Fine Arts graduation
The BC Election is almost upon us, and so we here at the Martlet podcast endeavoured to talk to three students about the party they are volunteering for this election. We spoke to Tessa Devakos (BC NDP), Tyler Faminow (BC Liberals), and Nick No
Come reside for 30 minutes with the Martlet Podcast as we discuss the sorry state of student housing in Victoria. We speak to Aleesha Koersen, a student at UVic who spent a month attending university while couchsurfing, Amanda Jane, the adminis
We hope this week's podcast will be music to your years, as we talk to three incredible UVic musicians who ply their trades in vastly different ways. You'll hear from Jackson Melenchuk (or Jacksxn), a DJ and producer; Bailey Finley (1/3 of Trio
It's that time of year for student politics at UVic, which, for most students, means it's the time of year that a few posters go up ... and that's about it.In order to understand and perhaps find a solution for the apparent apathy when it com
The Martlet podcast is here, free of charge, to help you learn more about how UVic students volunteer. In this episode, we speak to Katie Weaver, a fourth year Creative writing student, about her volunteering through a sorority on campus; Paige
On this special edition of the Martlet Podcast, fourth year Creative Writing student Kirsty Chan talks about how a long-distance relationship affected her writing, and how her writing affected her long-distance relationship. She also reads the
For a lot of university students, long-distance relationships are the only way to stay with a partner while studying. With Valentine's Day coming up, we spoke to Sarah Lazin, a fourth year Writing and Political Science student, about her ongoin
With the journalism industry rapidly changing (and perhaps not for the better) we speak to three young journalists about how they feel about their professional prospects. Hugo Wong, a writer/editor/photographer and Martlet alumnus, Georgia Henn
On this very special issue of the Martlet Podcast, we have an hour-long with television fanatic Michel Ghanem. Ghanem lists his favourite shows of 2016, and imparts some wisdom on how television changed in 2016 and where it could go next.Than
We're back! For the first episode of the Martlet podcast's second volume, we chat all things pop culture in 2016. We catch up with former Martlet writer Michel Ghanem to talk TV, Phoenix Theatre graduate Effie MacMurchy on film, and current Mar
Who the hell cares what critics have to say? Well, Carl Wilson, music critic for Slate and Billboard and UVic Writing's 2016 Southam Lecturer, might. We caught up with Wilson and talked about the role of criticism in today's democratized intern
How much waste do YOU make? And what could you do reduce it? For our second episode, we interviewed Nicky Beaudoin, who’s spending eight weeks cutting down on her packaged waste for a class at UVic, as well as the Community Cabbage co-coordinat
It's back, and better than ever — The Martlet Podcast makes a triumphant return.For our first episode, we sat down with the three candidates for Director of Outreach and University Relations running for election on Mar. 3, 2016: Brontë Renwic
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