On a rainy Wednesday just before break, YTV went to the Schwarzman Center to ask students about their plans for spring break. 

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To mark the second anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, students from the Ukraine House held a Vigil on Feb. 24. The vigil honored the victims of the Russian invasion, as well as those who continue to support Ukraine’s resistance. 

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Jodi Kantor is a Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative reporter at the New York Times. She’s also the co-author of the bestselling book “She Said,” which dives behind the scenes into her and Megan Twohey’s breaking coverage on Harvey Weinstein, which is largely credited with spurring the worldwide #MeToo movement. Join Lily Isaacs as she talks with Jodi about the writing that inspired her, finding her way to a career she loves and the importance of seeking the truth.

Produced by Lily Isaacs ’25 and Xavier Guaracha ’25.

Music by Blue Dot Sessions

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Ngozi Ukazu ’13 is the Harvey-award winning cartoonist behind “Check, Please!” and the upcoming graphic novel “Bunt!” — join host Suraj Singareddy ’25 as he talks with Ngozi about how she got into comics, the time she was almost rescinded from Yale because of an obsession with Star Trek and how we interact with the institutions that we’re part of.

Produced by Suraj Singareddy ’25 and Xavier Guaracha ’25. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.

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Protesters from several groups promoting a ceasefire resolution halted the mayor’s annual address for 25 minutes.

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In this episode of Footnotes, we explore the controversial career and personal life of Yale graduate Lee de Forest, who is best known for inventing the part that made early radio and television possible. Was he really the “father of radio” or was he just a great storyteller?

Hosted by Hannah Mark ’25. Produced by Hannah Mark ’25 and Grace Ellis ’25.

Music:
Delicates by Blue Dot Sessions
Tall Harvey by Blue Dot Sessions
Etude 9 Stefan by Blue Dot Sessions
Coulis Coulis by Blue Dot Sessions

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In this episode, Xavier Guaracha ’25 sits down with Evan Gorelick ’25 to discuss a recent faculty report revealing the average Yale College GPA and grade distributions by subject. Join us as we discuss the key takeaways from Gorelick’s article, and what comes next.
Guest: Evan Gorelick ’25
Producers: Xavier Guaracha ’25, Alyssa Michel ’24
Music: Blue Dot Sessions

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Ryann Schaffer ‘27 is the first female member of the Alley Cats – a traditionally male acapella group on campus. Join us for an episode where host Joanne Lee ‘26 and Ryann discuss the highs and lows of college acapella, directed studies, and high school merchandise.
Producers: Xavier Guaracha ’25 and Joanne Lee ’26
Sound Engineer: Devin Grooms-Lee ’27
Music: Blue Dot Sessions

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