Things Men Ruined

In reaction to the surge of change experienced as our world is overcome by a pandemic, there has also been a surge of information. The team spoke with Dr. Abdul El-Sayed and members of the U-M community to discuss the pandemic and its effect at U-M.

The pandemic is altering art as we know it. In this episode of Apodcalypse, Arts, Interrupted explores the various avenues artists and companies have adapted during this wild time. To get an insider look, Emily and Sam chat with Alex Stoitsiadis of Dogleg

In Part 1 of this special aPODcalypse edition, senior editor Ben Katz discusses the effects COVID-19 has had on Michigan Athletics. Plus, an interview with Assistant Director of Athletic Counseling, Abigail Eiler, to learn how student athletes are coping.

A message from the Pass the MiC team about unity in our current times.

From the voices behind your favorite Michigan Daily podcasts, we are proud to present aPODcalypse, a limited series covering the COVID-19 pandemic from the perspectives of each of our four podcasts.

We’re shifting our focus to Michigan women in STEM. From Newton to Darwin to Mendel to Hawking to Bill Nye, male scientists have been getting recognized forever. Women, on the other hand? Not so much. Guests include Barbara Sloat and Ciara Sivels.

Title IX changed the game... literally. This episode, we’re shifting our focus to women in athletics at the University. Women’s varsity sports are a massive enterprise at U-M. This was certainly not always the case.

This episode, we’re shifting our focus to the 1st women in various branches of art at UofM, we interviewed Sara Krulwich of The Daily and Jennifer Spears of WTF magazine to delve into the history of other women who hit it first.

This episode welcomes you to She Hit It First with a history of the very first female students, educators, and admin on campus, featuring interviews with U-M's first female president Mary Sue Coleman and first deal of LSA Edie Goldenburg

Meet Catherine, Meghan, Lia, and Sam as they introduce themselves and the new limited series podcast for Women's History Month.

In the fourth and final episode of Things Men Ruined, Natalie and Emily talk about their three favorite things: women, comedy, and women in comedy. At the end of the episode we welcome a group of wonderful individuals to talk about their experiences in va

For the third episode of Things Men Ruined, Emily and Natalie look at Fairytales and the role they’ve played in shaping gender roles and the everlasting effect they’ve had on the public imagination.

In their second episode of Things Men Ruined, Emily and Natalie take a look at the phenomenon of the casting couch and how it came to reinforce salacious behavior on the part of Hollywood executives.

Welcome to the inaugural episode of Things Men Ruined! In this episode, Emily and Natalie revisit the year 2017 by taking a look at its political and cultural milestones and asking the question: Was 2017 a woman’s revolution?