In The Dark - Interview w/ Aaron Brumfield Jr

The Dumping Ground

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about a year ago 3:27

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In this episode of The Dumping Ground, I sat down with Aaron Brumfield Jr., a member of the University of Oregon’s premier all-male a cappella group, On The Rocks. We dove into a conversation about one of their most anticipated annual performances: In The Dark. This unique end-of-year show begins at midnight and takes place in the EMU Amphitheater, right in the heart of campus. During the event, the group performs every song they’ve learned throughout the academic year, offering the audience a full musical journey through their season. Aaron shared insights into what makes In The Dark such a memorable and emotional tradition—not only for the audience but also for the members of On The Rocks, especially those preparing to graduate.

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In The Dark - Interview w/ Aaron Brumfield Jr

The Dumping Ground

published about a year ago

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6 episodes

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UO Mind The Gap - Spring Acapella Show 1:10:44

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This is a recording of The University of Oregons Mixed Voice Acapella group, Mind The Gap, performing their Spring Show! It was beautiful!

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In The Dark - Interview w/ Aaron Brumfield Jr 3:27

7 weeks ago3:27

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In this episode of The Dumping Ground , I sat down with Aaron Brumfield Jr., a member of the University of Oregon’s premier all-male a cappella group, On The Rocks . We dove into a conversation about one of their most anticipated annual performances: In The Dark . This unique end-of-year show begins at midnight and takes place in the EMU Amphitheater, right in the heart of campus. During the event, the group performs every song they’ve learned throughout the academic year, offering the audience a full musical journey through their season. Aaron shared insights into what makes In The Dark such a memorable and emotional tradition—not only for the audience but also for the members of On The Rocks, especially those preparing to graduate.…

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In this episode of Wasted Potential , hosts Liam, Yosi, and Nick unpack the hidden impact of food waste—from overfilled dining hall trays to uneaten catered meals and media-driven perfection standards. They explore how food waste contributes to climate change, resource depletion, and cultural attitudes, especially on college campuses. With practical tips and eye-opening insights, this conversation challenges students to think critically about every bite and how small actions can lead to meaningful change.…

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