A focused SFSU organizing primer that shows how student power is built in practice.
The Bite Back opens as a compact tour of the SFSU Student Union, explaining what it does, why it exists, and how it works in a way that stays easy to follow.

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The official bite-sized podcast of the student uprising at San Francisco State University.
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A focused SFSU organizing primer that shows how student power is built in practice.
The Bite Back opens as a compact tour of the SFSU Student Union, explaining what it does, why it exists, and how it works in a way that stays easy to follow.

Campus radio from the wrong side of reality.

Campus decisions, Northeast news, and Northeast priorities.



How research culture changes in practice.

Conversations from inside the IT channel.
This episode previews a student-led assembly at San Francisco State University where organizers from multiple departments will present and amend demands to university administration regarding budget cuts, AI initiatives, and campus expression restrictions.
This episode wraps up a conversation with the Student Dance Union while addressing a correction about AI's applicability in STEM fields and highlighting its potential in medical advancements like early breast cancer detection.
This episode features an interview with members of the PolyGators, a political science student union at San Francisco State University, discussing their experiences with faculty and course reductions in their department.
The first episode of The Bite Back introduces the SFSU Student Union, exploring how it formed from the Students for Gaza movement.
This episode of The Bite Back explores the impact of education budget cuts on San Francisco State University's dance department, featuring an interview with Student Dance Union leaders Clarissa Saunders and Elijah Su about their activism and community-building efforts.
Cole Fowler introduces new co-host Amy Gilmer on The Bite Back podcast, where Amy shares her story of applying to San Francisco State University influenced by her mom and discusses the benefits of staying close to home in Sacramento.