Podcasting and Audio Storytelling

Join hosts Dr. Lisa Meeks and MDisability Researchers and Physicians as we take a deeper dive into understanding the lived experiences of doctors with disabilities through critical conversations with the doctors, researchers, administrators, faculty and policy makers that work to ensure medicine remains an equal opportunity profession.

The 3Ps of Cancer podcast highlights prevention, preparedness and progress in cancer treatments and research. Each episode tackles one of these areas of focus with topics presented by University of Michigan Rogel Cancer Center physicians, staff or patients. You can continue to explore the 3Ps of Cancer at www.rogelcancercenter.org.

Arts, Interrupted is an arts and culture podcast hosted by Michigan Daily staffer Sammy Small. The show focuses on current arts trends, and the vibrant local arts scene of Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Peeking behind what scaffolds writing classrooms at the University of Michigan.

Beyond the Wins and Losses is brought to you jointly by the Executive Education program at the Stephen M Ross School of Business and the University of Michigan Athletic Department to discuss the relationship between sport, academic study, and success.

The Break Away podcast offers a fresh way to engage and connect with the greater Michigan leadership community—a chance to “break away” from the new norms of our daily routines. Presented by the Michigan Leadership Collaborative, our podcast offers an anthology that magnifies and reinforces the challenges that leaders face today in developing healthy habits that fuel the mind and body. Each of the episodes will focus on various aspects of leadership from a diverse set of voices and perspectives while fostering both a sound mind and body.

Business Beyond Usual is a new podcast from MBA students at the Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan. In each episode, host Ramu Annamalai and his fellow Michigan Ross classmates tackle a burning issue. Is business school a waste of money? Do school rankings actually mean anything? If you want to make a difference in the world, is working for a consulting firm selling out?

A podcast about U.S.-China relations from Michigan News.

Stories about the data, the people who use, seek, or create data, and why people should care about data. From ICPSR, the world's largest social science data archive. Proudly recorded at the University of Michigan.

The Daily Weekly is the news podcast for The Michigan Daily: the University of Michigan's independent student newspaper. We cover stories relevant to the university, students, and surrounding communities to keep our listeners up-to-date on interesting stories and investigations.

Dearborn Girl is a podcast created for Arab and/or Muslim women in Dearborn to share their stories and inspire courageous conversation in the community. Created by Rima Fadlallah and Yasmeen Kadouh.

The Detroit History Podcast is telling the city's history through the town’s cultural, social, political, musical and automotive heritage.

The Program on Intergroup Relations (IGR) introduces a podcast that talks about what's up with dialogue in the real world. DialogueUP! features the amazing work of IGR alumni near and far.

ESC, published by the University of Michigan Press, is a work of experimental audio-based scholarship combining sound studies, radio history, and environmental criticism. This unique project is a fully open access, fully digital suite of audiographic essays, presented as a ten-part podcast series, combining spoken commentary, clips from classic radio dramas, excerpts from films and television shows, news reports, and the work of contemporary sound artists. A brief written essay on the ESC website provides a helpful introduction and context for this project.

Lessons and Stories for Rising Entrepreneurs: Produced in partnership with University of Michigan Center for Entrepreneurship.

The “Frankely Judaic” podcast explores some of the newest research being conducted at the University of Michigan in Judaic Studies. Each episode of "Frankely Judaic" presents the research of faculty, fellows, or students in interesting and creative segments, showing how humanities research is relevant to listeners' lives today.

Each informative podcast episode features host Jerry O’Donnell, voice of Dow Diamond, interviewing local MidMichigan physicians, advanced practice providers and other health care experts. Each episode is approximately five to 12 minutes in length and is designed to provide listeners with a better understanding of common health-related conditions, as well as inform them about specialized programs and services available locally.

“The High Five” celebrates Michigan success stories.

Presented by The Michigan Daily's sports section, a rotating cast of writers discusses Michigan sports.

How to Science is a show about the human side of scientists and the beauty of research, produced by the University of Michigan's College of LSA. We insist that science is beautiful, accessible, personal, and human. And any listener can science, too.

Student DJs at WCBN created It’s Hot in Here in 2008 in order to combine environmental journalism with positive, infectious pop and counter culture energy. Placing the wealth of knowledge at the University of Michigan's School for Environment and Sustainability (formerly known as the School of Natural Resources and Environment) in conversation with Ann Arbor and the world, It’s Hot in Here ushered in a new era in envi­ron­men­tally-themed college talk radio with a focus on soul and R&B. Over one-hundred live shows later, a seed that started off as a joke at a party has grown — and is still growing — into a family of friends, colleagues, experts, and artisans.

An interview podcast with scholars, artists, and professionals active in Japanese Studies. This podcast is no longer active.

"Listen In, Michigan" addresses all alumni regardless of their school or association affiliation. The show aims to speak to the entire alumni community, and to connect listeners across disciplines.

Freeform conversations with writers and makers hosted by T Hetzel.

The M4 Signout is a storytelling miniseries based on interviews with students at the UM Medical School. Each episode is 8-10 minutes long and centers on a different aspect of the medical school experience.

The paper’s The Daily Weekly podcast recaps the news of the week and explores timely topics for listeners who neglected to pick up the paper. The podcast is handled by student reporters, and it's Pass the MiC podcast highlights people of color on the U-M campus and in today’s popular culture. Join the hosts and their special guest speakers as they chat, snap, and clap-back. Get vulnerable, get comfortable, get real, and get ready to Pass the Mic.

The Michigan Iranian-American Oral History Project aims to digitally document the stories of Iranian-Americans with ties to the state and highlight their everyday lives.

Michigan Minds brings to life the breadth and depth of faculty expertise at the University of Michigan. This series features quick yet informative analysis that provides unique perspectives on today’s top issues.

Have you ever heard a news story featuring an interesting person you’d like to know more about? How did they get to where they are? What are their secrets to success? “Michigan News: Beyond the Headlines” is a new podcast that does just that, taking you beyond the headlines to meet University of Michigan faculty in the news. Mike Wood is the host of "Michigan News: Beyond the Headlines." He has worked in TV and radio for over 25 years, and is now a video producer at the University of Michigan and manager of the Michigan News Studio.

Two University of Michigan Wolverines who want to dig a little bit deeper. We're curious about more than what's on someone's Instagram feed, LinkedIn profile, or Facebook wall. We want to hear and share the stories of our fellow Wolverines so we can all become a little bit closer.

Michigan Talks Japan is a new podcast from the Center for Japanese Studies at the University of Michigan. In it, Professor Allison Alexy talks with leading scholars doing research on Japan about their work, their backgrounds, and their recommendations in the field. Crossing academic disciplines and time periods, the podcast highlights new and exciting scholarship in Japanese Studies.

Exploring the future of education at the University of Michigan through ten-minute episodes, the Michigan Time Podcast covers topics on the future of learning, technology, and accessibility. It's designed to be listened to when you're walking or biking to class, commuting to meetings, or riding the Blue Bus across campus. Stay connected, engaged, and curious as you go about your day.

A project from a diverse group of students at the University of Michigan doing their best to sort through the complex and often confusing times we’re experiencing right now, just like everyone else. They’ve collaborated to put together and present the inaugural season of Michigan Voices, entitled Democracy Muted. We hope that while listening to our episodes, you get a better idea of the policy issues and cultural discussions prevalent in the Ann Arbor community and broader United States, as well as the perspectives and aspirations of university students from the University of Michigan and some of the voices of Gen Z.

The MiXR Studios Podcast exists to educate the University of Michigan community about what is happening in XR (Extended Reality) on campus. It will share best practices and exciting learnings while helping to shape the future of teaching and learning in higher education and beyond.

Hosts Nupoor Ranade and Wil Flores, 2019-2020 Digital Rhetoric Collaborative fellows, share a candid review of different folks’ experiences on the job market specific to writing, rhetoric, and technical communication. The episodes are full of great advice from a variety of scholars in different positions, so there’s something for everyone here.

Origin Stories tells the tales of why and how U-M Academic Innovation initiatives came to be, and examines them in more depth. Through conversations with faculty innovators behind the digital ed tech tools, the series uncovers early motivations to innovate on teaching and learning at U-M.

Meet Anurima, Dierra, Monica, Inés, and Rashika as they highlight people of color on the University of Michigan's campus and in today's popular culture. Listen in on special guest speakers as they chat, snap, and clap-back to relevant issues. Get vulnerable, get comfortable, and get ready to Pass the MiC.

Join University of Michigan Planet Blue Student Leaders as they discuss local and global environmental issues.

Population Healthy is a weekly podcast that digs into the important public health topics that impact our everyday lives. Produced by the University of Michigan School of Public Health, the show brings together experts to discuss population health issues from a variety of perspectives, from the microscopic to the macroeconomic, the social to the environmental, and explore the factors that affect the health of all of us, at a population level.

"When I joined the [U-M Residential College] staff as the new communications and alumni engagement coordinator in March, I started meeting with everyone who would talk to me- faculty, fellow staff members, students, and alumni. The conversations were so juicy and rich with meaningful dialogue that I wanted to create a forum to share them with our broader RC community." (Producer Robby Griswold)

The Received Wisdom is a podcast about how to realize the potential of science and technology by challenging the received wisdom. Join Shobita Parthasarathy and Jack Stilgoe as they talk to thinkers and doers from around the world about developing and governing science and technology to make the world a better place.

Ask questions. Research. Test. Analyze. Iterate. Make lives better. Engineering begins & ends with people. Settle in with Michigan Engineering monthly for stories about breakthrough research & the people making it happen. RE: Engineering Radio is a podcast reinventing how we talk about research. Produced by the University of Michigan College of Engineering,

Relatively Prime is a mathematics podcast all about the stories behind the Queen of the Sciences that Samuel Hansen dreamt up in an extreme bout of egotism and delusions of grandeur where they spent too long listening to Radiolab, This American Life, and Snap Judgment and began to think, “Hey, I could do that.”

Reverb Effect is a history podcast exploring how past voices resonate in the present moment. How do we make sense of those voices? What were they trying to say, and whose job is it to find out? We'll dive deep into the archives, share amazing stories about the past, and talk with people who are making history now. Presented by the University of Michigan Department of History.

A podcast about economic thought from the mid-20th Century, and why it matters for us today. Hosted by Robert Manduca (Assistant Professor of Sociology, University of Michigan) and Nic Johnson (PhD Candidate in the History Department, University of Chicago).

African American culture is built on, part of, akin to, and styled as oratorical rhetoric, and so Sweetland Digital Rhetoric Collaborative Fellows D’Arcee Charington Neal and Kimberly Williams have built this podcast, The Sonic Renaissance as an evolving conversation of black rhetorical space that foregrounds the work of: music, healing, sound, and life in the digital space of audio.

South U Stories is a podcast hosted by Rishi Narayan that's centered around telling some of the most interesting stories from the University of Michigan community. While these stories aren't long, they will definitely stick with you.

Resiliency is best demonstrated in times of challenges. Join CEW+ Director Tiffany Marra as she talks to students, staff, faculty, and community members connected to the University of Michigan’s Center for the Education of Women+ (CEW+) in this new podcast.

The Sweetland Podcast Series: Topics in Writing features interviews with guests at the Sweetland Fellows Seminar about current topics in the teaching of writing. Each of these guests, an expert in the field, is interviewed by T Hetzel, a member of the Sweetland faculty.

Think Like an Economist and you’ll see the world more clearly, empowering you to make better decisions at work, at home, and in your community. Leading economists Betsey Stevenson and Justin Wolfers will take you on a joyous romp through their field as they introduce you to the big ideas in economics, and show how you can apply them to live in your own life. Their signature approach reveals that every decision is an economic decision and this podcast uncovers the economic forces that shape the world around you. Betsey and Justin believe that economics is a superpower, and they want to teach you to fly.

"Each episode, we will bring you stories that explore the latest research on technology and medical science, new business models, initiatives on social issues, and of course – arts, culture, and sports."

One of the most powerful things about social media is the platform for expression it provides. Individuals can share their stories and become advocates and inspirations for others. Students at U-M have harnessed this potential and used their personal media to do just this. Listen and hear how each of these students has made a unique impact through social media.

Guided meditations and information about Mindfulness from University of Michigan faculty and affiliates. Take a study break, hear about mindfulness research at UM and enjoy the offerings on mindfulness from members of the University of Michigan community.

This podcast is produced by residents in the Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation department at Michigan Medicine. Episodes belonging to several unique series will discuss topics of interest to medical students, residents and the entire rehabilitation community.

Voices Unheard is a weekly radio show on WCBN highlighting classical music by underrepresented composers and lesser-known works. We feature live on the air radio interviews and conversations with local artists, collaborators, community leaders, and friends.

While We Were Away is a podcast by formerly incarcerated people, for formerly incarcerated people—and those who are preparing to transition out of incarceration. This podcast follows the stories of community members who have invited us to share in their moments of joy, sorrow, and learning upon coming home.

Women’s Health, Incarcerated. seeks to educate the general public on the true experiences of gendered discrimination within the American incarceration system with a primary focus on health. We aim to inspire individuals to make a difference by recognizing the realities and demanding change.

A new podcast about the hustle to one day hopefully enjoy a weekend. Every other week, Mawa Mustafa gathers a group of her fellow students in Part-Time MBA Programs at the University of Michigan Ross School of Business to have a discussion about a burning issue in their lives.

X and Why is a podcast at the intersection of conversation, science, and technology. Professors Dave Pawlowski (EMU) and Aaron Ridley (University of Michigan) discuss such topics as why we have not heard from our alien overlords (yet), how to deal with people who believe that the Earth is flat, what professors should wear to class, how one casual sentence on a podcast can cause a football team to lose a critical game, how the government is watching all of us, and how we will all die in the coming peak oil caused apocalypse.