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See Me After Class Loyola Maroon
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The official podcasts produced by Loyola New Orleans' student-run newspaper, The Maroon.
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On the Sidelines Episode 4 Volume 1
Check out this weeks episode of On the Sidelines with one Loyola baseball senior!
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On the Sidelines Episode 3 Volume 1
Learn more about how SMASH cancer started and the girl behind it all on this weeks On the Sidelines!
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On the Sidelines Episode 2 Volume 1
Check out this weeks episode of On the Sidelines with freshmen beach volleyball player Sam Guillotte
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On The Sidelines Episode 1 Volume 1
Listen to host Matthew Richards speak to Loyola women's basketball player Sandra Cannady on her life both on and off the court!
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Ep. 4: "To Remain and Reclaim": Indigenous Louisianians reflect on the ever-changing bayou
The saying goes that in Louisiana, the coast loses about a football field of land every 100 minutes. Coastal Louisianians, especially Indigenous residents, are facing the brunt of land loss, seeing their ways of life slow-changing and having to adapt for survival. One predominantly Indigenous community living off the coast, Isle de Jean Charles, is already among one of the first climate migrants in the country. The last episode of Engulfed pieces together the impact of coastal erosion on Southeast Louisiana and how it’s threatening indigenous communities’ ways of life.
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Ep. 3: Super Storms, Shoddy Infrastructure, and the tales of a sinking Southeast
LaPlace resident Camry Rivers remembers the storms laced throughout her childhood: Katrina, Gustav, Isaac. While these storms may have caused flooding, It was not until Hurricane Ida struck in August of 2021 that the foundation of her home failed causing her to be displaced. On this episode of Engulfed, we examine the sociological impact of hurricanes on residents and ask the existential question: Can Southeastern Louisiana’s existing infrastructure survive the test of time?