Discover Boston College

In this episode of Discover Boston College, we dive into BC’s creative soundscape with Andrew Cimino, president of the Music Production Club (MPC). From the first beat crafted in a dorm room to the release of their newest student album, BCMPC Volume 6, the club continues to unite producers, singers, and songwriters across campus. Andrew shares how MPC welcomes all — from total beginners to experienced artists — and how collaboration turns their passion for music into something real, shared, and streaming everywhere. Tune in to discover how BC students are making waves, one track at a time. 0:00 | Welcome to Discover Boston College with George Kaparis ’27. 0:18 | Meet Andrew Cimino '26, president of BC's Music Production Club. 0:32 | What is MPC and who is it for? 1:02 | BCMPC Volume 6 — the student album and where to listen. 1:24 | What do typical MPC meetings look like (lessons → feedback → collaboration)? 2:03 | Success story: beginners who ended up on the album. 2:18 | How does MPC build a community between beginners and those who have experience? 3:25 | Club focus shift — more original songs and vocalists this year. 4:03 | How to stay connected: Instagram, email, and where to reach Andrew. 4:37 | Final invite to creators: why you should join MPC this semester. 5:15 | Thank you for tuning into this episode of Discover Boston College!  Stay tuned for the latest updates on Discover Boston College, a Boston College Student Affairs and D100 Media podcast.Have an idea for this podcast? Text D100 Radio on Messages or email [email protected].

This episode of Discover Boston College with host George Kaparis ’27 spotlights Kaitlyn Metelus ’26 and Farrah Nivrose ’26 from the Haitian Association (HA). They share how the club brings the vibrancy of Haitian culture to the BC community and beyond, from dance and music to food and community events. The conversation dives into HA’s mission, signature celebrations like Zo Fest and the new Food Wars event, and how the group connects students through culture, creativity, and collaboration across campus.0:00 | Welcome to Discover Boston College with George Kaparis ’27.0:18 | Introduction to Kaitlyn Metelus ’26 (co-president) and Farrah Nivrose ’26 (VP).0:41 | What is the Haitian Association, and what is its mission at BC?1:04 | Promoting Haitian culture both on campus and in the greater Boston area.1:31 | How Caitlin and Farrah grew as leaders within HA.2:24 | Celebrating Haitian culture through events and community engagement.2:36 | Signature event: Teach Me How to Kompa and its cultural impact.3:20 | Annual highlight: Zo Fest — a night of music, dance, and heritage.4:03 | Introducing a new event — Food Wars and collaboration with other cultural clubs.4:50 | How students can stay involved and connected through HA’s Instagram and newsletter.5:39 | Closing thoughts and invitation to join or follow the Haitian Association on Instagram.5:45 | Thank you for tuning into this episode of Discover Boston College!  Stay tuned for the latest updates on Discover Boston College, a Boston College Student Affairs and D100 Media podcast.Have an idea for this podcast? Text D100 Radio on Messages or email [email protected].

An inside look at Sexual Chocolate, Boston College’s all-male step team. This episode explores the group’s origins, signature performance style, and the “brotherhood-as-verb” approach that shapes members on and off stage. Hear how choreography and practice culture are organized, what members love most about performing and rehearsing, and how the team uses its platform for mentorship and service. Perfect for anyone curious about step, student-run performance groups, or finding community on campus. 0:00 | Welcome to Discover Boston College with George Kaparis ’27. 0:17 | Meet Dylan Duncan, Omoy Miller, and Philip Mwangi of the Sexual Chocolate team. 0:47 | What is Sexual Chocolate? They discuss their history & mission. 1:03 | The group’s style: power, precision, and pace. 1:48 | How the team creates “music” using movement. 2:09 | Favorite moments: why members love performing and rehearsing. 2:48 | How membership shapes the college experience — time management & mentorship. 3:41 | Brotherhood in action — community, service, and peer support. 4:25 | How to follow and join — follow them on Instagram. 4:58 | Thank you for tuning into this episode of Discover Boston College!  Stay tuned for the latest updates on Discover Boston College, a Boston College Student Affairs and D100 Media podcast.Have an idea for this podcast? Text D100 Radio on Messages or email [email protected].