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Browsing by Author "Atherly-Larsen, Maya"

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    Episode 125: The Parking Puzzle
    (2023-09-23) Hoppe, Rachel; Atherly-Larsen, Maya; Hipple, Alexandra; Hadley, Matthew
    New reporters Maya and Rachel share the campus community’s perspectives on parking.
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    Episode 127: To Bee or Not To Bee
    (2023-10-08) Atherly-Larsen, Maya; Evans, Elaine; Tolentino, Stephen
    The Bee Lab is a research center focused on promoting bee education and conservation with projects like pollinator gardens at the U.
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    Episode 130: Artificial Intelligence in Art
    (2023-10-30) Atherly-Larsen, Maya; Travis, Elise; Park, Eugene; Shambroom, Paul
    UMN professors share their experiences with artificial intelligence in their artistic craft.
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    Episode 132: Decoding the digital landscape
    (2023-11-12) Atherly-Larsen, Maya; Hallsby, Atilla; Rodman, Gilbert
    Come explore the world of media literacy, tackling challenges from misinformation to AI-generated content.
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    Episode 133: Fowl Play or Feathered Friends?
    (2023-11-17) Atherly-Larsen, Maya; Hoppe, Rachel; Lyons, Tim; Anderson, Spencer; Dupal, Kira
    In this episode, Maya Atherly-Larsen and Rachel Hoppe delve into the turkeys on the UMN campus, tracing their historical disappearance in Minnesota to their current status as Instagram celebrities.
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    Episode 137: Understanding the seasonal blues
    (2024-01-28) Atherly-Larsen, Maya; Meredith, Liza; Bloomquist, Cecilia; Rowley, Lukas; Bromley, Drew
    For the first episode of the year, Maya Atherly-Larsen discusses seasonal affective disorder with students and faculty.