The ShermCast: Community (S1E6)

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"What does the Sherman Center community mean to you?" On the last episode of the season, we ask members of the community what the Sherm means to them. We interviewed work studies, Generate members, and an alumnus to see how this space has shaped their college careers and personal lives. This is the last episode of the season, and the last episode to be hosted by students Aya Aragon and Yuuki Nishida. Stay tuned in the spring semester for the next season with a new podcast team. Thank you to all our listeners and everyone who helped produce this podcast! Our music is by birocratic. You can find more at birocratic.bandcamp.com.

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