The Harvard Crimson - SPJ Awards Podcast Submissions 2023 Transistor (https://transistor.fm) https://feeds.transistor.fm/the-harvard-crimson-spj-awards-podcast-submissions-2023 The best of The Harvard Crimson's narrative and conversational podcasting from 2023. © 2025 Frank S. Zhou 43a3cb3e-ca47-5083-a5ee-731d79ebad31 no en Wed, 23 Jul 2025 07:34:06 -0700 Tue, 02 Dec 2025 19:25:15 -0800 https://img.transistor.fm/O0wqLXdunal3MZjcx_KVnOXOIYkAOAPS6y4D-jj-49U/rs:fill:0:0:1/w:1400/h:1400/q:60/mb:500000/aHR0cHM6Ly9pbWct/dXBsb2FkLXByb2R1/Y3Rpb24udHJhbnNp/c3Rvci5mbS9zaG93/LzQ4ODczLzE3MDU3/MzA4NjUtYXJ0d29y/ay5qcGc.jpg The Harvard Crimson - SPJ Awards Podcast Submissions 2023 episodic Frank S. Zhou The best of The Harvard Crimson's narrative and conversational podcasting from 2023. The best of The Harvard Crimson's narrative and conversational podcasting from 2023. Frank S. Zhou No No Affirmative Action Falls: Inside the Protests at Harvard and Washington D.C. 2 2 Affirmative Action Falls: Inside the Protests at Harvard and Washington D.C. full 8d8e818b-11f1-4c62-bf96-6a458b60fa7b https://harvardcrimsonspj23.transistor.fm/2 Fights erupted in Washington D.C. and at Harvard when affirmative action fell. In the crowds, a dozen Harvard student journalists set out to find what the protests — the fights, the fears — were really about.

Dozens of interviews. 10+ hours of tape. A look inside Harvard, from the students who saw it all.

Host Frank S. Zhou '26 joins half a dozen reporters to track down what exactly happened when affirmative action fell. Here's how it went down.

National Press Club press conference footage in this episode comes from C-SPAN.

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Dozens of interviews. 10+ hours of tape. A look inside Harvard, from the students who saw it all.

Host Frank S. Zhou '26 joins half a dozen reporters to track down what exactly happened when affirmative action fell. Here's how it went down.

National Press Club press conference footage in this episode comes from C-SPAN.

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Dozens of interviews. 10+ hours of tape. A look inside Harvard, from the students who saw it all.

Host Frank S. Zhou '26 joins half a dozen reporters to track down what exactly happened when affirmative action fell. Here's how it went down.

National Press Club press conference footage in this episode comes from C-SPAN.

]]> No Frank S. Zhou The Unabomber: The Man, The Myth, and the Manifesto 1 1 The Unabomber: The Man, The Myth, and the Manifesto full 3787b37c-70ee-4ed0-9f31-8aa3511ce141 https://harvardcrimsonspj23.transistor.fm/1 He was a Harvard genius. A mail bomber. The FBI's most expensive 18-yr manhunt for a serial killer.

In The Harvard's Crimson's first ever longform cover story written & produced for audio, we spoke to his brother. His neighbor. His classmate. We sent him a letter.

It took us to dark corners of the internet, the true crime industry, and the responsibility of the media. Here's what we got.

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In The Harvard's Crimson's first ever longform cover story written & produced for audio, we spoke to his brother. His neighbor. His classmate. We sent him a letter.

It took us to dark corners of the internet, the true crime industry, and the responsibility of the media. Here's what we got.

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In The Harvard's Crimson's first ever longform cover story written & produced for audio, we spoke to his brother. His neighbor. His classmate. We sent him a letter.

It took us to dark corners of the internet, the true crime industry, and the responsibility of the media. Here's what we got.

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