Host: Taj Young '28. The NMDP is a nonprofit organization that brings together people who can donate and who need blood stem cells. Over nine million people are registered with the NMDP but they’re always looking for more people to donate. An A&M student didn’t hesitate to take the chance to donate his blood stem cells to a woman with leukemia. Recently the NMDP hosted an event on campus to recruit more donors.

Host: Meli Muniz '25. While many Aggies have utilized the numerous resources on Texas A&M's campus, there is an abundance of books, programs and services waiting to be explored in the Bryan-College Station community. Come with me as we meet Bea Saba, the director of the Bryan-College Station Library System, to learn more about our local libraries.

Host: Taj Young '28. When big storms threaten Texas A&M’s campuses the university has an alert system app run by emergency personnel and meteorologists who send out as much information to students, faculty and staff as possible. Come with me as we meet with the Director of Emergency Preparedness Monica Martinez and her meteorologist Dion Delao.

Host: Kelsey Cornell '27. Food insecurity is a hardship for many students at Texas A&M, but one organization is working to change that. Hear from some of the members behind the 12th Can as they share how the on-campus food pantry supports students in need.

Host: Taj Young '28. Last year around 42 tons of trash was sent to the landfill from the Texas A&M Campus. Where does the trash go after we throw it away? We find out how we can reduce the amount we waste. Go on a journey of a trash bag as we visit the Twin Oaks landfill outside of College Station.

Host: Hannah Morris '25. For many current college students, the 2024 election will be the first time they get to cast their vote. From women’s rights to the economy, hear from Texas A&M students as they discuss their concerns and preparations leading up to Election Day.

Host: Hannah Morris '25. Every summer, Texas A&M hosts over 20, two-day orientation sessions for incoming freshmen and transfer students. In this episode, hear from three Aggie Orientation Leaders who dedicate their summers to helping these new students feel prepared and at home in Aggieland.

Host: Hannah Morris '25. Hear about a full day of music and barbecue from pitmasters and attendees at this year’s Troubadour Festival. Features interviews with Brandon Anderson, general manager of Black’s Barbecue, and Blue Broussard, a member of the 1701 Barbecue team.

Host: Hannah Morris '25. Political science professors Dr. Dwight Roblyer and Dr. Kristy Pathakis explain the importance of voting.

Host: Hannah Morris '25. Brazos County Elections Administrator Trudy Hancock breaks down what you can expect when you visit the polls.