perSPECtive
The students of USC have such interesting life stories. Whether it be their upbringings, side hustles, internships, or aspirations, every person has a narrative that's worth sharing. So this podcast — which is an extension of SPEC magazine, a student-run fashion, lifestyle, culture, and wellness publication at USC — was made in an effort to capture those unique perspectives and, for a minute, see the world through the eyes of USC's most innovative thinkers. Hosted by Chloe Kopsky, she sits down with an array of students and navigates their life stories through honest, engaging conversation.
- Update frequency
- every 8 days
- Average duration
- 45 minutes
- Episodes
- 26
- Years Active
- 2022 - 2023
Handle Delivery — Eli Kia (CGO)
In episode 5 of perSPECtive, Chloe talks with Eli Kia, the Chief Growth Officer for Handle Delivery. Handle is an instant convenience store for college students that delivers snacks, beverages, ice c…
Cup of Troy — Shawn & Xavier
In episode 4, Chloe chats with Shawn Tran and Xavier Bradley, both of which are a part of Cup of Troy. What started out of a craving for a community in the pandemic, this company started with student…
Row Rave — Jordan, Julia, & Chloe
In this week’s episode of perSPECtive’s, Chloe sits down with Jordan Bamberg, Julia Tribolet, and Chloe Tan — 3/5 co-founders of Row Rave. This female-founded music company started out of admiration …
Rae Threads — Skylar Maio
In episode 2, we hear from Skylar Maio or Rae Threads. Her handmade carry-all bag business is a pandemic born business that celebrates the creativity of multiple generations as she also sells tops cr…
USC Vintage — Jack Engstrom
In perSPECtive’s first full-length episode, Chloe sits down with USC Vintage, or as others know him, Jack Engstrom. Starting out by hustling sneakers, Jack explains how his business has evolved into …
welcome to perSPECtive!
In this quick introductory trailer get to know your host, Chloe Kopsky, and what to expect in upcoming full-length episodes in which she sits down with USC students with stories worth sharing. Be sur…