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Home of the Yale Daily News Podcast Desk. For questions and inquiries please contact podcast editors Andre Fa'aoso at andre.faaoso@yale.edu, Joanne Lee at joanne.lee.jjl236@yale.edu, or Camila Perez at camila.perez@yale.edu. Find more YDN content on our website https://yaledailynews.com/
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April 20, 2026
<p>Host Amiya Vashi speaks to Yale English professors and students about what it means to tell a story through creative writing. This episode uncovers the way Yale preserves the tradition of storytelling through the popular class English 1020. As a literary essay class that centers on personal narrative, how does it strengthen students’ ability to write, communicate and engage?</p><p>Guests: Jennifer Stock ’03, Jack Hanson GRD ’24, Kimberly Shirkhani, Miriam Syoum ’29, Courtney Tetteh-Martey ’29</p><p>Producers: Amiya Vashi ’29, Andre Fa’aoso ’27 </p><p>Music: Blue Dot Sessions</p>
April 7, 2026
<p>Host Esmeralda Vasquez-Fernandez speaks to psychiatrist Paul Desan about Seasonal Affective Disorder, also known as SAD. As Yale students hunkered down over the Fall and early Spring due to extreme cold and snow days, Desan delves into the science behind how weather changes and the winter darkness affects our moods. Desan also shares strategies for coping during these periods, and Vasquez-Fernandez speaks with students about how the weather has affected them and what they do to cope.</p><p><strong>Guests:</strong> Paul Desan MED ’93, Carissa Alcaraz ’29, Annasophia Castillo ’29, Gabriella Mwangi ’29, Sean Yu ’29</p><p><strong>Producers:</strong> Esmeralda Vasquez-Fernandez '28, Andre Fa’aoso '27</p><p><strong>Music:</strong> Blue Dot Sessions </p>
December 4, 2025
<p>In this episode, Amiya Vashi ’29 speaks to Jeremy Oldfield, Farm Manager of Field Academics at the Yale Farm. The Yale Farm and greater Yale Sustainable Food Program, YSFP, are integral parts of the Yale community, providing spaces for not only agricultural work but also food systems learning. This episode will cover what the YSFP brings to Yale, as well as ways to get involved. </p><p><br></p><p><strong>Guests: </strong>Jeremy Oldfield, Mara Klien ’27, Lawrence Tang ’26</p><p><strong>Producers:</strong> Amiya Vashi ’29, Andre Fa’aoso ’27 </p><p><strong>Music: </strong>Blue Dot Sessions </p>
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For questions and inquiries please contact podcast editors Andre Fa'aoso at andre.faaoso@yale.edu, Joanne Lee at joanne.lee.jjl236@yale.edu, or Camila Perez at camila.perez@yale.edu.
Find more YDN content on our website https://yaledailynews.com/
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