Liberty Wingspan's Podcasts

The Scoop: check in with Olivia

In this week's edition of The Scoop, Olivia Pulley gives a little check-in to update you on her experience as a part of the organization.

Lost In Translation: Día de los Muertos

In the latest installment of this weekly podcast, Lost In Translation, hosts junior Lea Garcia-Salazar and Ana Ortiz-Lagarda discuss the Mexican tradition of the Day of the Dead. 

What's In the Microwave: chocolate pretzel spider webs

In this episode, juniors Christina Huang and Nidhi Thomas and sophomore Natalie Marshall get into the Halloween spirit and make chocolate pretzel webs. 

The Scoop: checkin with Sankeertana

In this week's edition of The Scoop, one of your Managing Editors, Sankeertana Malakapalli, gives a little check-in to update you on her experience as the leader of an organization.

Lost In Translation: Hispanic Heritage Month

In the latest installment of this weekly podcast, Lost In Translation, hosts junior Lea Garcia-Salazar and Ana Ortiz-Lagarda discuss how their classes celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month this month. 

What's in the Microwave: tortilla pizza

This week, juniors Nidhi Thomas and Christina Huang and sophomore Natalie Marshall make Halloween-themed pizza tacos (accidentally).

The Scoop: check in with Lea

In this weeks edition of The Scoop, one of your Managing Editors, Lea Garcia-Salazar gives a little check in to update on her experience as the leader of an organization. 

Lost In Translation: college

In the latest installment of this weekly podcast, Lost In Translation, hosts junior Lea Garcia-Salazar and Ana Ortiz-Lagarda discuss future education. 

What's In the Microwave: we ate...brownie mug cake

This episode, juniors Christina Huang and Nidhi Thomas and sophomore Natalie Marshall make brownie mug cake.

Lost in Translation: Catalina Landauro

In the latest installment of this weekly podcast, Lost In Translation, hosts junior Lea Garcia-Salazar and Ana Ortiz-Lagarda sit down with guest Catalina Landauro to talk about her experience being a first generation American.