The Cake that Spring

This audio feature explores how sound carries memory across generations. This piece shows how the experiences of the game are passed down and reshaped within a family. Ultimately, baseball becomes less about the sport itself and more about connection, routine, and shared emotional history.Produced by: Sophie Canepa

Capturing the sounds of Thanksgiving with my family as the night unfolds the way it does every year.  From the first shout to “grab a plate” to the calm at the end of the night.Produced by: Lily Guggenheim 

In the stillness of a locked-down spring, the simple act of baking becomes a source of warmth. This piece explores how sweetness—and purpose—returned in the most confined days through the quiet rituals of baking.Produced By: Summer Zhao

We’ve seen the memes about the girls bathroom at a bar. This is an audio story about a strange coincidence that felt like fate, or maybe just pure luck. One night, a brief interaction with a stranger in a crowded bar bathroom became one of those moments that positively changed everything. This story sits in that space between fate and accident, where something random turns out to matter.Produced By: Nika Bereutski

This piece will focus on describing the sequence of events as a young boy receives the worst news of his life. Following along with the boy as he tries to wrap his head around what's happening while also being overcome with fear and uncertainty. This piece also details the strong bond between a father and son as both their lives are changed forever.Produced by Trevor Mccook

Growing up outside of one’s homeplace of Malaysia, food was the strongest connection between a third culture kid and their motherland. When embarking on a new chapter of their life, a college student turns to their Mama to help them with making Malaysia’s well known dish, Salted Egg Chicken with steamed white rice.

On The Nose is an alternative noise rock band made up of students from The New School. As someone who’s new to being in a band and has a passion for music, I wanted to share just how much being a part of this has meant to me. This segment includes interviews with my bandmates, and clips from our original songs. People featured are Yoav Landsberg-Lewis, Emma Miller, and Nate Freda. Credits: Produced by Izzy Hall. Photograph by Kuhoo Bhatnagar.

Growing up in Ghana and the sound of the Ice Cream bike

Basketball is more than a sport. It’s a lifestyle that involves physical fitness, mental resilience, and camaraderie. The court becomes a canvas for personal growth, demanding discipline and fostering a strong work ethic applicable to daily life. Produced By: Jordan Jainlett

As a young child I would only have one nightmare. One of a strange clown that would attack me. Where this nightmare stems from? I will never know. But the harsh sounds of waking up from it with my heartbeat pulsating through my ear drums was I feeling I will never forget. Producer: Paola Trinh