Discover You host Keith Baltimore engages in a candid and enlightening conversation with an NLU staff member about the transgender experience.

Vez gives us some very insightful knowledge about ASD in a conversation with Mr. Keith.

Mr. Keith has a conversation with two of NLU's staff to learn more about the topic of interracial relationships.

Students at National Louis University are joined by Maria Lammey and Keith Baltimore to talk about the popularity of Lunar New Year around the world.

We explore the popularity and interest in Ancestry or DNA testing in America. What do these tests actually prove and can your heritage be erased or replaced if the results differ from what you've always known about your family history?

The Discover You team is joined by two of NLU's female students to discuss how women are viewed when they're in position of power in the workplace. Get your ticket for the premier of the play "Mia: WHERE HAVE ALL THE YOUNG GIRLS GONE?" by clicking the following link https://nl.presence.io/event/womens-history-month-events…

Mr. Keith and Ahmed break down some of the most unusual and fascinating holidays traditions in the U.S. and around the world.

Anna and Bria are back to continue where we left off from the previous episode, discussing NLU's best Christmas songs list. If you want to listen to the songs from the list discussed in this episode, click the following link: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/40PLdflImzWx9Yozb4i2if?si=67c4063d37f24e36…

We are counting down our top 20 Christmas songs of 2022. Anna and Bria joined Mr. Keith and Ahmed for a fun review and highly opinionated countdown. You can listen to the full playlist on Spotify by clicking the following link: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/40PLdflImzWx9Yozb4i2if?si=67c4063d37f24e36…

Discover You revisit the powerful podcast on 1st generation college students that was published in January 2021.

Moving to another city can be way harder than one can imagine. In fact, relocation can bring feelings of anxiety and sadness to the person. Now imagine how it might feel to move to another country, with an entirely new culture that you'll have to adjust to. In today's episode of Discover You, NLU's International Student & Scholar Specialist Maria L…

Ahmed and Keith explore the international phenomenon of the World Cup. Why is football so popular around the world but not in the US? Listen as Ahmed shares the in's and out's of football and the fans who love this amazing sport.

It's the start of the new school year at NLU. Discover You co-host, Ahmed connects with random students and staff during Eagle Fest to learn about them and what is unique about themselves through simple games and questions we call Louie on the street.

Discover You at NLU is talking with Rabbi Garfinkel for Jewish Heritage Month. Listen as we dive into protecting the Jewish Identity, the impact of the holocaust upon the world, and the joy of Shabbot. Hosted by Keith Baltimore

Its Black History Month and Co-host Wytress Richardson and Hannah Wilson are breaking down their reactions to the stories, topics, and events that shocked, surprised, and captured the attention of Black America. Join them for this episode of Where were you when? the Black History Month edition.

To honor veterans, host Keith Baltimore talks with Eric Freeze about his life in the military, the changes that have taken place in the military in regards to women, race, and treating PTSD.

Remember your first Pride parade? Host Jordan Colon talks with members of NLU's OutFront community about their first Pride parade, the controversy over the emphasis on partying and what Pride parades can be in the future.

It's Juneteenth and we are unpacking the meaning and history of this complicated American day of recognition. Host Marquece and Hannah discuss freedom for Black people, the struggle to leave slavery behind, and the best ways to celebrate Juneteenth..

Anna talks with Joe about all things video games, their favorites, their impact on popular culture, GameStop and why their popularity is increasing amount all ages and backgrounds

Host Megan Lee talks with 3 members of the Asian American community to explore more of the diversity within the community, the complex dynamics of trying to define the Asian American identity, and the growing exposure of Asian American's in media.

Asian American's Megan and Ian describe what it's like to be viewed as the "model" or "invisible" minority. We also learn their reactions to the string of violent attacks aimed at the APIDA community in recent months.

Discover You kicks off a new storytelling series that reveals the lives of our students. Kicking off this series is Anna Emery. She tells us about her life, family, passions, dreams, and thoughts on 2020.

Leaders of the Alpha Pi Alpha Fraternity share insights into why they joined; what is stepping, branding, and if non-African Americans can join their organization.

Discover You celebrates Arab American Heritage Month with Music Teacher Mia. Mia gives some basics about being Arab, teaches us some Arabic, suggests foods we got to try, and shares how fun it is to be Arab American.

Host Marquece Holifield talks with a group of NLU Black women openly and with no filter about being a professional Black woman.

Host Erika Jackson and Joyce Mann share their must-have playlist for every Black family reunion. Is your favorite on the list?

Host Keith Baltimore talks with staff membera Julianne Lloyd and Kasey Heriman about the work their diing to support students experiencing food insecurity while in college.

Assistant Director Hannah Wilson and Professor Wytress Richardson talk about where they were when these events captured Black America.

1st Generation students share what its really like being the first to attend college at NLU.

Associate Director Jordan Colon and host Keith Baltimore discuss acronyms, pronouns, the transgender community and the future of LGBTQA community at NLU

We discuss mental health, wellness and counseling with Suicide Prevention Director Cindy Denzel

Jacob and Joy are in the Christmas spirit and they lead a count down of the 10 "best" Christmas songs of all time.

NLU sophomore Anna Emery yalks about where she goes outside to u wind and the challeges of managing classes during a pandemic.