Our Podcasts

90.5 Seconds of the News

A weekly news update curated by WUSC-FM, the University of South Carolina's official student-run radio station, with help from partners in The Daily Gamecock news organization and SGTV, USC's television station.

90.5 Seconds of the News is hosted, produced and edited by Sarah Craft, news director for WUSC-FM & HD-1 Columbia. Music is "At the Restaurant," courtesy of Monolog Rockstars under a Creative Commons 4.0 International License.

Garnet & Black: Unwritten

Welcome to Garnet & Black: Unwritten, where we talk everything about USC’s student run magazine, pop culture, and college life. It’s not scripted – it’s unwritten.

G&B: Unwritten is hosted by Faith Fulmer and Zane Heinlein and produced and edited by Ella Lukowiak. Find out what’s trending by following Garnet & Black on Instagram @garnetandblack and checking out our website, www.gandbmagazine.com.

Inside 1801

The University of South Carolina’s Student Government presents Inside 1801, a podcast series that takes you, the listener, and connects you to USC and the Columbia community through the innovative leaders that make it the city of dreams. Inside 1801 takes its name from the founding year of the university and aims to spark a collaborative conversation between alumni and current student leaders as we discuss inspirational topics surrounding our campus. Hosted by Abrianna Reaves and Brynn Burke, this podcast is produced in partnership with Garnet Media Group.

The Patchwork Feminist

A patchwork quilt is comprised of many colors and patterns that come together to create one singular story. The makeup of a woman is the same way. In The Patchwork Feminist, host Ariel Meriwether will dive deeper into culture and relevant current events, as well as issues that impact women and women of color specifically.

Uncommon Naledge

Uncommon Naledge is a podcast about Black culture featuring interviews with journalists, scholars and artists created and hosted by Assistant Professor of Race and Media Jabari M. Evans. The podcast is produced in conjunction with the School of Journalism and Mass Communication.