Clifton Culture

Clifton Culture
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From the Emory Wheel, this is Clifton Culture – an arts podcast aimed at spotlighting student artists of all kinds, discovering how they create at Emory and what inspires them on campus and beyond. We’re diving into Emory’s vibrant arts and culture scene to bring you exciting conversations with writers, musicians, performers and more.

  1. May 2

    From RAYE to Alix Earle: March Popular Culture Wrap-Up

    In this episode, co-hosts Ben Bradfield '28 and Sophia Liao '29 discussed the popular culture moments that defined March and invoked their interest, including RAYE's second studio album "THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE," Bruno Mars's "The Romantic," Alix Earle's new skincare line, and the first episode of SNL UK.

  2. Mar 16

    Writing From the Heart

    Co-host Ben Bradfield ‘28 talks with award-winning playwright Olivia Stanley ‘28 about her previous and upcoming work, creative portfolio, and the power of storytelling.

  3. Feb 12

    Art is My Love Language

    In this episode, co-host Sophia Liao '29 sits down with acclaimed artist, Li Lin '28, as they talk about Li's experience with live painting, AP art, and using art as a way to connect with her past and the community around her.

  4. Jan 3

    Lost and Found: Cyrus Ebrahimi

    Hosts Ben Bradfield and Sophia Liao talk with freshman Cyrus Ebrahimi about his musical work both on and off Emory's campus.

  5. 12/23/2025

    DJ Rish

    Hosts Ben Bradfield and Sophia Liao sit down with DJ Rish to talk about the Atlanta and Emory music scenes, and what it's like to balance performing and academic work.

  6. 06/29/2025

    Lysistrata

    In this month’s episode of Clifton Culture, Dashiel Tao Harris (25C) and Catherine Goodman (26C) examine Theater Emory’s latest production, “Lysistrata or Lucy’s Strategy: Atlanta’s Stolen Erection.” The musical, written by the ancient Greek playwright Aristophanes and newly translated by Assistant Professor of Classics David van Schoor, opened on April 10 under the direction of Park Krausen (99C).Clifton Culture is available everywhere you get podcasts. Click the link in our bio to listen and don’t forget to subscribe!

  7. 04/02/2025

    Everybody Chalks

    In this month’s episode of Clifton Culture, Dashiel Tao Harris (25C) and Catherine Goodman (26C) interview Arianna Ophir (25C), better known by her Instagram handle @everybodychalks. Ophir is known for her colorful chalk art around campus, drawing to remain connected to her craft amid the chaos of college. Clifton Culture is available everywhere you get podcasts. Click the link in our bio to listen and don’t forget to subscribe!

  8. 01/28/2025

    Live Art at Symposium

    In this month’s episode of Clifton Culture, Dashiel Tao Harris (25C) and Catherine Goodman (26C) interview Claire Little (25C) the President of The Emory Pulse President, a student arts group on campus. Singers Zoe Stevens (25C) and Maxine Ernst (26C) take the time to talk with us after their Symposium performances, and we cover all aspects of the Symposium from attending and performing to running the entire show.  At the end of last semester, the Emory Pulse hosted its 17th biannual Symposium. Little describes this event as a festival-like experience that highlights student performers. Look out for more creative projects from The Emory Pulse coming this semester. Clifton Culture is available everywhere you get podcasts. Click the link in our bio to listen and don’t forget to subscribe!

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From the Emory Wheel, this is Clifton Culture – an arts podcast aimed at spotlighting student artists of all kinds, discovering how they create at Emory and what inspires them on campus and beyond. We’re diving into Emory’s vibrant arts and culture scene to bring you exciting conversations with writers, musicians, performers and more.

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  • Creator
    Clifton Culture
  • Years Active
    2022 - 2026
  • Episodes
    17
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Clifton Culture
  • Show Website
    Clifton Culture