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New research by Newhouse School Advertising Professor Dr. Rebecca Ortiz sheds light on how teens are influenced by media when it comes to sexuality, expression and behavior, as well as other health issues.

On this episode of Pop Life Kendall Phillips chats with author Mark Dawidziak about Edgar Allen Poe. A journalism graduate of George Washington University, Dawidziak has worked as a theater, film and television critic since 1979. His latest book examines the death and life of Poe. This week's conversation look at the aspects of Poe's life that many have wrong, measuring the impact of his literary work, and how his legacy lives on today.

Yusuf Abdul-Qadir chats with with author and professor Alex Vitale about the current state of policing.

John Colapinto is a best-selling author of non-fiction books, including How Nature Made Him, and novels, including Undone. But he doesn’t think he could have written those books until he abandoned his manual typewriter and switched to a computer. He talks about how he started his career hammering out magazine articles on the typewriter, how he thinks that shaped his writing for better and worse, and how the typewriter shaped the work of James Joyce, Ernest Hemingway and Jack Kerouac.

Kendall Phillips chats with Professor Danielle Fuentes Morgan about her new book, Laughing to Keep from Dying.

The time has come. Hosts Ben Shulman, Johnny Gadamowitz, and Ethan Frank reconvene for one final time to close the book on the 2021-22 Syracuse men's basketball season. Then, Ben says goodbye to the show he's been a part of for three years, and the trio goes over some of their greatest memories on the pod.

Actor/Director Justin Baldoni is attempting to redefine masculinity through his work and lived experience. The Jane the Virgin star and director of the Disney+ feature film Clouds joins Joe Lee on this episode of Pop Life to discuss his work and his new book Man Enough: Undefining My Masculinity.

Joe Lee chats with rapper Prop about his work that fuses art with activism.

Kendall Phillips chats with Professor Ramzi Fawaz about sexuality in popular culture.

Spooky season reaches its high point this week and to celebrate Pop Life recalling some our most bone chilling episodes.