By Meier Clark, Media Support Associate
With the Spring 2025 semester beginning, the DFI Media Studios are buzzing with bright ideas and new voices. The studio welcomes students, faculty, and staff to create their own media projects for teaching and learning, and helps creators with many elements of the recording process.
An appointment in the studio in Macy 259 includes technical support from our studio staff and helpful pointers on production and editing, no matter the form of the project.
It was very special to be able to use professional equipment and to have a trained professional in the room to help with any technical issues.
The podcast studio has been especially alive lately, filled with thoughtful conversations, exciting ideas, and plenty of new episodes. Want to take a listen? Below is a short list of five podcasts recently recorded in the DFI Media Studios, spanning disciplines, formats, and innovative perspectives.
i.B.Artin with Mars Cardwell and Kira Daniel
The i.B.Artin' Podcast is a dedicated platform inspiring Black arts and artists within the creative industry. Mars Cardwell and Kira Daniel share insights as Black women into their journeys as performing artists and arts administrators, aiming to illuminate the challenges and experiences unique to the Black community in the arts. - Mars Cardwell and Kira Daniel
Follow on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Amazon.
Beyond Beauty with Jacqueline Cofield
Beyond Beauty explores the aesthetic praxes of global women artists—including their perspectives, artistic strategies, and creation of material culture objects. A goal of this podcast is to illuminate the ways their work may inspire emancipatory possibilities in learning spaces. A central goal is to recognize the knowledge global women artists draw upon and produce. -Jacqueline Cofield
The Movement Fluidity Podcast with Charlie Graffius
The Movement Fluidity Podcast started as a way to share Charlie Graffius’s story of defying the odds of what doctors told him to be possible by playing varsity baseball and tennis in college, while living with Cerebral Palsy (CP). Soon after, Charlie began recording episodes on various scientific topics that contribute to a holistic approach for improving movement function and quality of life regarding CP. This transformed into interviewing guests from diverse backgrounds in fields such as physical therapy, strength and conditioning, sports psychology, and more. As Graffius has learned from studying Motor learning and Motor Control at Teachers College, movement disorders such as CP are challenging to improve and require multifactorial interventions. This podcast has allowed him to gain insight from conversations with people all over the world to piece together this puzzle of CP, which can hopefully continue to help people like Charlie defy the odds of what is possible. - Charlie Graffius
Follow on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
ATD NYC Unlocked with Marina Field
ATD NYC Unlocked is a podcast for talent development professionals. Its goal is to be a resource to help listeners foster employee development, learn new skills, and support career advancement. The podcast is a product provided by atdnyc.org the NYC chapter of the Association for Talent Development. - Marina Field
Follow on Apple Podcasts.
Columbia Psychedelic Podcast with Dennis Lemke
The Columbia Psychedelic Podcast is a podcast created by TCIPS, the Teachers College Interdisciplinary Psychedelic Society. The purpose of TCIPS is to both: Establish a community for those interested in the interdisciplinary field of psychedelic science, and promote awareness of the most current state of science and parallel topics relating to the future of psychedelic science. - Dennis Lemke
Follow on Youtube.