This week we cover the Jane Doe case at Cornell, and how it's spurred action across universities like Brown. Also, a deep dive into Thayer's newest and thriftiest addition, Rodney's Bookstore. And, a house tour, audio style.

This episode first aired live on our signal on October 28th, 2026. Reporting, production, and sound design is by our editors Minjun Kim and Talia Udelman and our reporters Leo Nachamie, Colette Kendrick, Ewan Poole, Benjamin Daniel, and Shayla Mazer.

As a reminder, the content of BSR News is personal to those of the authors and student organization and do not necessarily reflect those of Brown University.

Music and Sound Credits:

New Crescente

Mr Mole and Son

This week we cover Motif’s Battle of the Bands, local Providence artist Love Marry Kill, and some musing about AI.

This episode first aired live on our signal on October 14th, 2026. Reporting, production, and sound design is by our editors Minjun Kim and Talia Udelman and our reporters Leo Nachamie, Hannah Stonorov, Mac Gooder, and Tim Sullivan.

As a reminder, the content of BSR News is personal to those of the authors and student organization and do not necessarily reflect those of Brown University.

Music and Sound Credits:

Greylock

Straight to the One

New Crescente

This week, we sat down with members of BCA to get a behind the scenes look at the selection process for Spring Weekend’s lineup. Then we pivot to an investigation of the “Brown Bubble,” and after that, some thoughts on the shower, or “Shower Thoughts.”

Full Transcript

This episode first aired live on our signal on April 22nd, 2026. Reporting, production, and sound design is by our editors Minjun Kim, Mubarak Yousuf, Leo Nachamie, and Talia Udelman.

Thank you to the Brown Daily Herald for permission to republish their fantastic entrepreneurship podcast, Hustle on the Hill. Here is the link to the original post:

https://www.browndailyherald.com/article/2026/04/hustle-on-the-hill-shop-bloom-is-reimagining-what-it-means-to-shop-local

Thank you to Possibly for permission to republish an episode of their show. Here is the link to the original post for their episode:

https://www.askpossibly.org/2025/04/29/could-music-help-us-adapt-to-climate-change/

As a reminder, the content of BSR News is personal to those of the authors and student organization and do not necessarily reflect those of Brown University.

Music and Sound Credits:

Mr Mole and Son

New Crescente

“I’m Fat,” Blanket Music, Free Music Archive, CC BY-NC 3.0

reed Warbler barton-01_mayday2013.wav by Sonic-ranger – https://freesound.org/s/187688/ – License: Attribution 4.0