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Daily Emerald
The Daily Emerald Podcast Network reports on news, sports, arts, culture and more from the University of Oregon community. Visit https://www.dailyemerald.com for more. Editor: Stephanie Hensley
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Field Notes: Environmentally-friendly Faces
In this episode of Field Notes, host Julia Boring dives into the work of the Student Sustainability Center (SSC) at the University of Oregon. What res...
Beyond the Flock: Interview with Patsy Daughters
In this episode of Beyond the Flock, Russell interviews Patsy Daughters, a sophomore student-athlete at the University of Oregon who balances Division...
The Emerald Save Point: The Gamer Cliché
Gracie and Demetre discuss the stereotypes and assumptions about being a gamer and the importance of embracing your nerdy passions in 2026.
Cue the Commentary: Heated Rivalry
This episode of Cue the Commentary discusses the hit show Heated Rivalry and its impact, criticism, and appreciation. Host Stephanie Hensley passes ov...
How It’s Reported: Covering Oregon Hockey’s Division Jump
In this episode of How It’s Reported, Nick Wright talks with Henry Light about his story behind “The Final D2 Duck.” They discuss how Henry reported o...
The Sports Dorks Podcast: Post Peach Bowl Blues
Jack, Owen, and sports writer Joe Krasnowski discuss Oregon's disappointing loss against the Indiana Hoosiers, as well as the current slump men's bask...
How It's Reported: Looking into the Prison Education Program at UO
Podcast producer Nick Wright interviews Billie Corsetti on her article "Prison education interns work with local nonprofit to support formerly inca...
The Sports Dorks Podcast: Peach Bowl Preview with Dan Rubenstein
Jack Lazarus and Owen Murray sit down with Dan Rubenstein, video anchor and producer at SB Nation, to talk about his path from Southern California to...
Beyond the Flock: Becoming a Duck with Kamden Mitchell
Russell talks with Oregon volleyball player Kamden Mitchell about her journey, including her recruitment by Matt Ulmer, the jump from high school to c...
The Sports Dorks Podcast: College Football Playoff Preview
Jack and Owen are joined by Preston Comer, Sports Editor for The Breeze at James Madison University, to preview Oregon’s College Football Playoff matc...
Emerald Save Point: The Game Awards 2025
Gracie and Demetre discuss the 2025 Game Awards, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33's sweep, Miss Piggy and the industry's shift into 2026 as well as video g...
Beyond the Flock: Interview withIan Umlandt
This week, Russell sits down with Oregon LHP, Ian Umlandt, to talk about his evolution from bullpen mainstay to trusted starter, his standout 2025 sea...
The Lost Art of…Being Bored
This episode uncovers why boredom isn’t a problem to fix, but a forgotten skill that opens the door to imagination and personal growth.
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The Sports Dorks Podcast: Rivalry Wins and (Men’s) Basketball Headaches
On this week’s Sports Dorks podcast, Jack Lazarus, Owen Murray, and Harry Leader break down a turbulent stretch for Oregon men’s basketball, celebrate...
The Lost Art of…Going to the Office
This week Gracie crafts a thoughtful exploration of how remote work reshaped our social skills, communication habits, and sense of community — and why...
Field Notes: (Sustainably Grown) Food for Thought
In the third episode of Field Notes, host Julia Boring explores the world of sustainably grown food. What makes Oregon’s climate so unique for farmin...
Emerald Save Point: The UO Esports Program
Gracie and Demetre chat with UO Esports members Nora Thimmesch and Jacob Gittelman. They discuss all things about the UO's Esports Program and a colle...
The Sports Dorks Podcast: Oregon's win against USC
Owen Murray is joined by Isaac Dubey on this week’s episode of The Sporks Dorks to preview the Oregon–Washington football matchup, the final home game...
Office Hours: Episode Five
This week on Office Hours with Nick Wright, Graduate Employee Sam Miller from the University of Oregon’s English Department shares with Nick his journ...
Color me Yours: Gobble Gobble!
Join Bayley and Gwen as they talk about navigating friendships in college. They interviewed a FHS GE about advice she would give to students out there...
Beyond the Flock: Interview with Matthew Conti
In this interview, Russell speaks with Matthew Conti, Recruitment Officer for the University of Oregon Rowing Club. He shares insights into the demand...
How It's Reported: A look inside "Duck Force One"
Podcast producer, Julia Boring, sits down with Associate Sports Editor, Owen Murray, and Photography Editor, Saj Sundaram, to talk about their article...
The Sports Dorks Podcast: Looking back on the Gopher Hunt
On this week’s episode, Jack and Owen dive into the Ducks’ showdown with the Minnesota Golden Gophers, look ahead to the upcoming clash with USC, and...
Field Notes: Passion for Plants
In the second episode of Field Notes, host Julia Boring dives into the world of plants. What’s the difference between Native and Non-Native species? W...
Color Me Yours: Is Boyfriend Season Cancelled?
This week join Bayley as she drives into the infamous “Is It Embarrassing to Have a Boyfriend Now?” Vogue article by Chante Joseph. She dives into "he...
How It's Reported: Government surveillance with Emma Kahl
Podcast producer Gracie Del Rosario sits down with Opinion writer Emma Kahl to discuss her article "Big Brother might not be watching anymore, but his...
The Sports Dorks Podcast: A Big Week in Oregon Sports
This week, Jack Lazarus and Owen Murray sit down with sports writer Joe Krasnowski to talk all things Oregon: cross country success, the return of bas...
Office Hours with Nick Wright: Episode Four
In this episode of Office Hours, Nick sits down with Professor Charlie Butler from the University of Oregon’s School of Journalism and Communication t...
Emerald Save Point: The Co-op Debut
The Emerald Save Point debuts its new pair of co-hosts as Gracie and Demetre sit down and try to get to know one another through endless nerding out,...
The Lost Art Of... Dining Together
In this episode of The Lost Art of…, Gracie explores the fading tradition of dining together and asks whether our fast-paced, convenience-driven cult...
How It's Reported: The Grateful Dead's Lasting Mark on Eugene with Vinny White
In this episode of How It’s Reported, Podcast Editor Stephanie Hensley talks with Arts & Culture writer Vinny White about his feature story, “A Deadhe...
The Sports Dorks Podcast: Return of Oregon Basketball
On this week’s episode of The Sports Dorks Podcast, Owen Murray is joined by sports writers Henry Light and Joe Krasnowski to break down the start of...
Field Notes: The Wonders of Walking
In her debut episode of Field Notes, host Julia Boring discusses all things walking. What makes this simple activity so great? And how can even the bu...
How It's Reported: UO's new therapy services with Corey Hoffman
In this week's episode of How It's Reported, Gwen sits down with news reporter Corey Hoffman to discuss the reporting process behind her article "UO I...
Beyond the Flock: Interview with Rachel Pallo
Russell Taber sits down with Rachel Pallo, Midfielder for Women's Lacrosse, to talk about her unprecedented success from the moment she got to Oregon,...
Color me Yours: Witch, please!
Love potions, bad exes, and a few emotional ghosts, this spooky halloween edition of color me yours will give you a hauntingly good laugh, a great lov...
Sports Dorks Podcast: Women's Soccer Strikes Back
Jack and Owen sit down with sports writers Henry Light and Rowan Shea to break down Oregon’s win over Wisconsin, the return of basketball season, and...
Office Hours with Nick Wright: Episode Three
In this episode, Nick talks with former journalism school professor, Derek Brandow, about his journey from teaching first grade to shaping minds at th...
Cue the Commentary: AI and Film
In the fourth episode of Cue the Commentary, Stephanie discusses the growing issue of AI-generated performers and the use of AI in film, and how our p...
The Lost Art of…In-person Communication
In this episode of The Lost Art of…, Gracie Springer explores the fading practice of genuine, in-person communication and asks whether technology has...