Stories from Home
Stories from Home is a storytelling project that …
Indiana University · Stories from Home
Show overview
Stories from Home launched in 2018 and has put out 32 episodes in the time since. That works out to roughly 3 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a fortnightly cadence.
Episodes typically run under ten minutes — most land between 5 min and 6 min — and the run-time is fairly consistent across the catalogue. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-language Society & Culture show.
The catalogue appears to be on hiatus or wound down — the most recent episode landed 7.4 years ago, with no new episodes in over a year.
From the publisher
Stories from Home is a storytelling project that brings to light the powerful experiences and perspectives of students, faculty, staff, alum, and friends who call Indiana home.
Latest Episodes
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SFH #33: Larry and Mark
IU students Larry and Mark share their stories and experiences about being the first men of color to graduate from the IU School of Nursing in Bloomington.

SFH #32: Emily & Megan
IU Alumni Emily and Megan talk about their time working at the IU Auditorium and the chosen family they found there.

SFH #31: Erin & Will
Siblings Erin and Will share stories about their experiences working at the IU Auditorium and leaning on each other.

SFH #30: Lisa
IU Lecturer Lisa talks about her time at IU, working for the ACC, and teaching the next generation.

SFH #29: Deborah
High school teacher Deborah shares stories on being a Group Scholars recommender.

SFH #28: Todd & Erin
IU Professors Todd and Erin share the story of how they met at IU, and how working for the IU Auditorium impacted their time at IU.

SFH #27: Abigail & Hallie
IU student Abigail and Jacobs employee and alumna Hallie talk about dancing, IU, and opening up to others.

SFH #26: Arturo and guest
IU staff member Arturo is joined by a friend via telephone to share their stories about being students at IU.

SFH #25: Alejandra
IU doctorate student Alejandra shares her story about her journey through education and life at IU and La Casa.

SFH #25: Celine
IU student Celine shares her stories about La Casa and IU.

SFH #24: Alejandro
IU student Alejandro shares stories about IU and La Casa, and how his family's businesses inspired his college career.

SFH #23: Herbert
Herbert from the Groups Scholars Program shares his IU story.

SFH #22: Doug and Sue
Indiana University Hillel Executive Directior Rabbi Sue Laikin and LGBTQ+ Director Doug Bauder recorded a conversation about coming together as a community to face hatred and fear with love and action.

SFH # 21: Charlotte & Robin
Indiana University Jacobs School of Music staff members Robin and Charlotte recorded a conversation with the Stories team in Bloomington.

SFH #20: Darian
Indiana University student Darian recorded a conversation with the Stories team at the Jacobs School of Music IU Bloomington in November, 2018.

SFH #19: Timileyin & Maqubé
Indiana University student Timileyin and Academic Advisor Maqubé recorded a conversation with the Stories team during the Groups Scholars Program's 50th Anniversary celebration at IU Bloomington in October, 2018.

SFH #18: Keiko & Alyssa
Indiana University students Keiko and Alyssa recorded a conversation with the Stories team during the Asian Culture Center's 20th Anniversary celebration at IU Bloomington in October, 2018.

SFH #17: Juan
Indiana University alum and Assistant Director, Academic Advisor Juan Cano recorded a conversation with the Stories team during the La Casa's 50th Anniversary celebration at IU Bloomington in October, 2018.

SFH #16: Sarah & Pascal
Sarah Panfil and Pascal Sloman, students in the Indiana University Media School, cut through the awkwardness of getting to know one another to talk about self reflection, self awareness, and navigating their mothers' worries.

SFH #15: Sharlene & Morgan
Sharlene and Morgan Newman discuss their family's role in the Recy Taylor case, their passion for research, and their work to support and empower young black women at the university level and beyond.