Podcast Editor Jia Nair dives into Harry Styles' long-awaited new album “Kiss All the Time, Disco Occasionally." After a three-year break, Styles is officially back, and fans have had a lot to say.
The album feels like a reinvention of disco. It leans heavily into funk and glam-pop while still maintaining the emotional songwriting that Styles is known for. In this podcase, Nair takes a deeper dive into the album's most popular songs, such as "Aperture," "Coming Up Roses," "Pop, Ready Steady Go," "American Girls," and "Are You Listening Yet?"
Lock in for good tracks and songs that slay.
The luck of the Irish are with podcast hosts Roman Berger, Leah Fetro, Ainslee Gerardot, and Ethan Monahan as they talk about the ups and downs of everyone's favorite March holiday: St. Patrick's Day!
Listen in for their take on dying the Chicago River green, local parades, and celebrating the holiday even if you're not really Irish.
Lights out and away we go! Podcast Co-Editor and Editor-in-Chief Ethan Monahan and Photography Editor Liam Piekarczyk discuss the start of the F1 season in Australia and offer their opinions and predictions on the exciting races and everything in between.
Being famous comes with its ups and downs, and while may popularity brings success, it can just as easily be forgotten and lost.
This is known as “falling off,” and rapper J. Cole discusses this feeling and how it impacts him on his new album “The Fall-Off.”
"The Fall-Off" provides J.Cole fans with another album full of amazing flows, such as songs "Bunce Road Blues" and "The Villest," yet with an amazing use of storytelling about his past and how it affects him. After only two years of the release of his last album “Might Delete Later,” J.Cole is feeding his fans with more and more platinum hits one last time.
“'The Fall Off' is one of the greatest pieces of literature ever written,” simply said OH senior Sebastion Simkins.
On Feb. 20, Megan Moroney dropped her third studio album called "Cloud 9." This album features popular artists, too, like Ed Sheeran and Kacey Musgraves.
OH junior Payton Forbes said, “My immediate reaction to her new album was wow, just wow.”
This album features 15 songs, with three dropping before the release date. Six months later, "Beautiful Things" and "Wish I Didn’t" dropped.
Moroney has given her fans easter eggs in the lead-up to her album release. On MeganMoroney.com, teasers on Nov. 9, 2025, led to her announcing "Cloud 9" on Nov. 11, 2025.