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Welcome to the official podcast of the University of North Texas.

Every episode we’ll bring you the stories that make UNT so unique. Whether you’re a future or current student, an alum, a faculty or staff member, or just a general UNT enthusiast, we’ll have something for you.

This week, we’re heading back to The Lab to hear about how changes in technology have impacted the way the media reports on the Presidency, we’ve got our next Eagles Abroad interview with a student who studied in Spain, and we talk to Mean Green women’s soccer head coach John Hedlund about getting his 400th career win a few weeks ago.

In this episode:

  • James Mueller, associate dean and professor at UNT's Mayborn School of Journalism, discusses the effects of technology on the media's reporting on the President of the United States. Watch The Lab. (1:25-3:47)
  • Double major Addie (Journalism and Spanish) calls in from Pamplona, Spain, to tell us about her Study Abroad experience, including every international traveler’s worst nightmare, losing her passport. (3:48-18:01)
  • Mean Green women’s soccer head coach John Hedlund talks to us about hitting two major milestones this fall – coaching his 30th season and earning his 400th win. Read more about Hedlund’s decades of dominance at UNT. (18:02-27:54)
  • Q&A: With finals coming up, the hosts discuss their favorite snacks and drinks to fuel late night study sessions. Tell us your thoughts by emailing us at podcast@unt.edu or calling 443-684-2779. (27:55-29:04)

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