Kailyn Shalosky is joined by "First Circle" literary magazine Head Editor Nathan Wehr and front-page artist Amelia Shaffstall, to discuss why providing a platform for students to express themselves through words and art is important. Nathan discusses his perspective as the Head Editor and queer man and how he worked to provide a safe space not only for his team but the entire campus. Amelia gives advice for other queer artists aspiring to be seen by something bigger and how being chosen as the front-page artist.

The 2024 edition of "First Circle" was released on April 18. This episode of Giving Voice was recorded on April 3 in WMCO's studios.

This podcast was produced by Kailyn Shalosky, with promotional breaks provided by J.W. Dennison and intro and outro voiced by Ady Baesmann.

Host Kailyn Shalosky is a senior at Muskingum University. She is dedicated to bringing awareness to marginalized organizations on campus, making sure they have a platform to be heard on. “Giving Voice” is a monthly show that will feature a different club or organization each time, Kailyn graduated in May 2024 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in media production and theatre.

Kailyn Shalosky is joined by Women Empowerment Club President Kena Miller and Muskingum University Chaplain Rev. Derek Wadlington to discuss why we celebrate Women’s History Month, and how we all can support women empowerment. Kena discusses the transition of the club's name change from the Women in Politics Club to the Women Empowerment Club, as well as events that are happening on campus. Being the youngest of four children with three older sisters, Chaplain Derek talks from an ally perspective about how men can always support women, not just during Women’s History Month.

The Women Empowerment Club meets every other Wednesday in the Chess Center, Room 318. They can be found on Instagram @womenempowerment_mu.

This episode was recorded in WMCO's studios and originally aired during March 2024 on WMCO 90.7.

This podcast was produced by Kailyn Shalosky, with promotional breaks provided by Sam Pollock and voiceovers by Ady Baesmann. Host Kailyn Shalosky is a senior at Muskingum University. She is dedicated to bringing awareness to marginalized organizations on campus, making sure they have a platform to be heard. “Giving Voice” is a monthly show that features a different club or organization each time, Shalosky graduated in May 2024 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in media production and theatre.

WMCO Program Director Kailyn Shalosky is joined by Teasia Jones, Korey Robinson, and Muskingum University Chaplain Rev. Derek Wadlington to discuss the importance and relevance of having a Black Student Union (BSU) and recognizing Black History Month on campus.

Jones discusses her experience of jumping into the presidential role as a first-year student, and Robinson explains why having this organization on campus is important to both Black students and allies. Wadlington talks from an ally perspective about being willing to learn about those who are different.

Jones and Robinson are executive board members of the Black Student Union at Muskingum. The Black Student Union meets every Thursday in the Chess Center, Room 304. They can be found on Instagram @the.bsu.mu.

This episode of Giving Voice was recorded on Feb. 1, 2024, in WMCO’s studios and aired during February on WMCO 90.7.

This podcast was produced by Kailyn Shalosky, with promotional breaks provided by Sam Pollock and voiceovers by Ady Baesmann. Host Kailyn Shalosky is a senior at Muskingum University. She is dedicated to bringing awareness to marginalized organizations on campus, making sure they have a platform to be heard. “Giving Voice” is a monthly show that features a different club or organization each time, Shalosky graduated in May 2024 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in media production and theatre.