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This episode introduces listeners to BC's Arts Festival, featuring Sidney Amar, Emily DeVito, and Megan Cassidy from BC's Arts Council. They discuss this year's events, its theme, and highlight significant initiatives. The episode delves into the workings of the Arts Council, which organizes the festival, and discusses ways students can get involved with the organization. It also provides information on where students can learn more about the event, encouraging participation and engagement in BC's cultural offerings.

This episode introduces Nicole Jeter, the Assistant Director for Mental Health and Wellness at the Center for Student Wellness (CSW). Nicole shares insights into the CSW's Mental Health Awareness Week, emphasizing its goals and significance. She highlights Songs & Stories, a central event of the week that uses music and storytelling to foster community and support. Nicole also discusses other initiatives planned for the event and expresses her enthusiasm for them. She concludes by encouraging students to take full advantage of the CSW's resources to enhance their wellness and mental health.

HA E-Board members Christie Louis, Sharon Pongnon, and Johany Jeune from HA introduce and discuss Zoefest, an upcoming event aimed at celebrating and showcasing student creativity and diversity. They detail the event's schedule and location, and express their personal excitement about the various activities and opportunities it presents. Additionally, the trio highlights other upcoming events and initiatives from HA, encouraging students to get involved and stay connected.

This episode highlights the exciting World Fair event organized by the Campus Activities Board (CAB). Mary and Kevin from CAB are featured as they explain the event's aim to celebrate diverse cultures and foster campus unity. They provide essential details about the fair, including when and where it will take place. Additionally, they highlight some of the numerous culture clubs participating, aiming to showcase a broad array of global traditions. The episode also touches on other initiatives Mary and Kevin are enthusiastic about and details on how students can get involved.

Dylan Carollo features Giovanni Culotta, a sophomore eager to tackle the Boston Marathon. Giovanni reveals what drove him to participate in such a demanding event. The discussion shifts to Giovanni's meticulous training regimen, emphasizing his commitment and the rigorous preparation for the marathon. Giovanni discusses his unique rituals and the music that will accompany him on his marathon journey. He concludes by sharing his enthusiasm for a specific part of the marathon and appreciating the supporters who will be rooting for him, particularly at BC's Mile 21.

We introduce sophomore Nick Stec, who's participating in the Boston Marathon. Nick talks about his motivation for running the event, sharing personal inspirations that made him join the event. Nick then gives his training regimen, highlighting the dedication and hard work that go into preparing for it. Nick also discusses his unique running rituals and the music that will keep him company during the marathon. The conversation concludes with Nick's anticipation for a particular segment of the marathon, along with a mention of the supportive people at Mile 21 and the finish line who will be cheering him on.