Bursting the Bubble: Welcome Back!
Tasha and Orlin recap what happened on previous episodes and what to look forward to in the upcoming episodes
Seth’s Spins: Deadhead Hour
Seth Chambliss invites the podcast’s graphic design artist, Jack Heerema, to discuss The Grateful Dead and Paul Simon’s Graceland.
Martha’s Mysteries: Walking Into Trouble: Part Three
More truths are discovered, and the murderer is finally made known.
Senseless Consensus- Shelby Newland
Matt and Phillip welcome improv extraordinaire Shelby Newland with eggs, Australia and Hominy.
Seth’s Spins: The Beach Boys
For Season 2’s finale, Noah Isherwood joins to discuss The Beach Boys’ legacy.
Trying Our Best: Tie Dying
Shelby and Zoe attempt tie dying both the traditional way, and with bleach.
The Senseless Consensus: Brian Williams
Phillip and Matt interview Brian “Mr. Berry” Williams. Phillip gives legal advice, and famous stuntman Jack Son Hair Ma crashes the show.
Seth’s Spins: Main Character Music
Shelby Sims joins the show for a back-and-forth discussion regarding music that appeals to individual experiences.
Bursting the Bubble: The College Curriculum Bubble
On this episode, Tasha and Orlin discuss the roots of Bursting The Bubble, the college curriculum bubble, and current events that relate to the importance of today’s episode. The guests for this episode are Dr. Jennifer Hoyt and Dr. Kirsten Taylor.
Martha’s Mysteries
Detectives Mia and Drew decide to stop off at an inn before their vacation. But when a murder occurs they realize that they can’t ever escape their jobs.
Outdoor jobs are no big deal for these four students
Jamison Guice, Campus Carrier features editor Jana Morning, Campus Carrier asst. features editor Sarah Mason Working outdoors is not so bad for Rollins Dairy team leader Sarah Mason, junior, who begins feeding the cows and […]
Baseball opens season facing COVID-19 challenges
So far for the 2021 season, Berry baseball has a 6-2 overall win-loss record, with 1-2 in the conference.
Campus Carrier wins multiple awards at GCPA
Last Thursday, the Carrier received 13 awards from the Georgia College Press Association’s (GCPA) Better Newspaper Contest.
GPAs are dumb and counterproductive to education
In my four years at Berry, I have enjoyed learning about the American education system and comparing it to that which I grew up with in my native Switzerland, as there are many stark contrasts between the two.
Wearing flannels is an artistic science
Kevin Velez, Campus Carrier asst. arts & living editor Imagine your typical Tuesday at Berry. Maybe you wake up early to exercise before your 9:00 a.m. class, or maybe you sleep-in until 8:30 a.m. and […]
Berry community integrates eagles into campus culture
Atop the tall pine trees that dot Berry’s campus rest some of the college’s most notable residents.
Live theater goes virtual in age of COVID-19
COVID-19 has had an impact on every facet of life, one of them being live theater.
Volleyball set to attack new season with positivity
As they prepare for the new season, Berry volleyball players and staff are determined to make the most of the opportunities they get.
Rising seniors will have the opportunity to live off-campus
Berry’s Office of Residence Life recently announced that rising seniors will be able to live off-campus during the 2021-2022 school year.
Oak Hill implements COVID-19 changes to tours
The Oak Hill and Martha Berry Museum has undergone many changes to their museum tours and daily operations to adapt to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.