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VENUS (IBIZA EDITION) - AZEALIA BANKS X PAUL OAKENFOLD X RICHARD BENYON

Last August, we released our first compilation, including tracks from DJ Hoodcore, Lucid, Eclair Fifi & more.. We decided to do it again this year and here it is : our Folie Douce Compilation Vol II is ready. It includes 11 tracks from some of our old friends as well as some of the new ones. 

From hip-hop to house, we're basically trying to cover most of the genres we like, hoping that you'll enjoy them as much as we do <3

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A$AP Rocky - Thuggin' Noise (It's Hemsworth, Bitch Edit)

Synthia Steiman, Chris Seefeldt and Lauren McQuistin talk about Sing With Pride, a Jacobs School of Music graduate voice recital celebrating LGBTQ experiences and honoring the victims of the shooting at Pulse Nightclub in Orlando.

Sing With Pride

We first met Thembi when she was 19 and living in one of the largest townships in South Africa. We were struck by her candor, sense of humor and her courage. She was willing to speak out about having AIDS at a time when few South Africans were willing to say, “I have AIDS.” Thembi carried a tape recorder from 2004 to 2005 to document her life.

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Thembi’s AIDS Diary

This is our last episode of the 2018-2019 school year. We know, the school year actually ended just over a week ago. Maybe we’re huge procrastinators, or maybe we’re just prolonging the inevitable goodbye. That’s our theme this week: Goodbye. It’s fitting that this week’s episode features pieces from three of us seniors -- or, I guess, *recent graduates* -- as we say goodbye to our time as students at IU. You’ll hear from Emily Miles, Pealer Bryniarski, and host Sheila Raghavendran, plus contributing senior Naomi Farahan.

Goodbye

circa: middle school

Welcome to American Student Radio, a national radio station and a national classroom: A forum for making useful journalism that enables a civil society. We'd love to hear from you, hear your stories, and find ways for us to experiment in this ineffable medium called audio. 

Goodbye

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