Posted on December 21st, 2011 by erin.kuhl
Today is a sad day. Don’t worry– no one died or was run over by a John Deere– but it’s the last episode until next semester. That’s right. FPC is taking a two month hiatus, but that doesn’t mean you have to stop enjoying the precious, perfect, pedal-pushin’, party-hoppin’, purple drank. You can still slurp [...]
Posted on November 22nd, 2011 by erin.kuhl
Yo, this Thursday is Thanksgiving- probably a bull’s favorite holiday because it is no longer the focus of dinner. Now, the turkeys will turn heads, and the farmers will give one more last ditch effort to fatten them to perfection. Actually, it’s probably too late as they are already shipped, chopped, frozen, and traveling to [...]
Posted on November 22nd, 2011 by erin.kuhl
Is your yellow cheese hat squished onto your head of golden braids that dangle down your red plaid shirt which is tucked into your blue jeans held up by your golden belt buckle that make your legs looked sexy tucked into your brown leather cowboy boots caked with dirt from your corn field? If you [...]
Posted on November 22nd, 2011 by erin.kuhl
Hello. I don’t mean to begin on a somber note, but this week’s show is dedicated to my Grandma who passed away the Sunday before this broadcast. She was a true farm girl, growing up with four siblings (if I remember correctly) on a farm in Wisconsin during the Depression. I interviewed her in eighth [...]
Posted on November 2nd, 2011 by erin.kuhl
Good Evening, fellow Cow aficiondos! I know what you’re thinking- you’ve never heard that mantra about 5 glasses before. Well, I will explain. You eat three square meals a day which obviously includes a full glass of milk (we don’t discriminate- as long as you’re supporting our cows, we’re happy but we strongly urge 1% [...]
Posted on November 2nd, 2011 by erin.kuhl
Yo. I’m so tired. These past few weeks have been really busy. When you’re not studying for heat & mass transfer prelims, you’re doing problem sets about a shell-and-8-tube pass heat exchanger forcing you to stay at Olin Library until 2 AM or doing the thermodynamics questions about fugacity which guest Professor Tester introduced two [...]
Posted on October 24th, 2011 by erin.kuhl
Yo, it’s time once again to pull out the plaid from your closet and start mixing that Frozen Purple Cow of yours. This week, you can listen to an exciting list featuring many artists singing tunes from a gamut of 12 different genres. Impressive, huh? hahaha. Actually, I chose to dedicate my entire show to [...]
Posted on October 18th, 2011 by Tim Weisberg
The sixth segment of Tim’s Take in Sports aired Oct. 18, and featured former colleague of mine David Lopez. Lopez joined us on the show twice in the spring, and is a senior at California Lutheran University in Thousand Oaks, Calif. Lopez is a correspondent for the Ventura County Star, and covers high schools athletics [...]
Posted on October 13th, 2011 by erin.kuhl
Yo. This week’s theme was songs that included numbers in the song, in its title or in the band’s name. Since I was knee-deep in the 1st round of muddy prelims, numbers were constantly on my mind like all the rain we were getting in Ithaca which was ruining my chances of taking out the [...]
Posted on October 11th, 2011 by Tim Weisberg
The fifth segment of Tim’s Take on Sports aired Oct. 11. Cornell University men’s ice hockey defenseman Nick D’Agostino joined us in the studio to talk about the Big Red’s upcoming season. D’Agostino talked about the 10 new freshman, as well as inquiring about bringing back the overnight camp out for men’s ice hockey tickets. [...]
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