KJHK Ad Astra

Episode 2?! Yeah, we *&%^$$ ed up the recording of episode 1 so it is gone forever. Nevertheless, we back baby, with more unsubstantiated claims and tangents than ever! Featuring new music from TOLEDO, JPEGMAFIA, Django Django and Black Country, New Road.
*note: we are moving to our own channel, off of the Ad Astra feed where our podcasts normally live. Search Charts and Adds Unwrapped and subscribe to our new home!

Listen, you knew it was coming. To ring in the new year, Griffin and Cami bring you a special episode featuring their respective lists. There are shocks, music that hasn't been played on C&A before, and special guest Gene Simmons!

Griffin is in 7th heaven this week with new music from the Avalanches and Thom Yorke. Cami stumbles around trying to sound intelligent, per usual. (p.s. Cami writes these descriptions so she can be mean to herself)

What got Griffin and Cami through finals week? Some rockin' new tunes. Listen in!

After taking a week off, Griffin and Cami come back to the show with renewed vigor and excitement. Listen to hear both hosts make weird noises, attempt to describe album covers and learn who charted.

Guided and advised by the School of Journalism in the late 80s, KJHK underwent some changes to increase listenership and become more professional sounding. Some say the J-School took it too far and tried to turn the station into a top-40 pop station. Others say nothing changed aside from removing some non-student DJs. Did KJHK change forever in these few tumultuous semesters? You'll have to listen and decide.

Madison and Sara talk with Fernanda Reyes about her passion for healthcare, food, and fashion. Fernanda also talks about learning an indigenous language, shares some cookbook recommendations, and plays a game of yay-or-nay.

Fed up with reality and the notion that they must perform the same tricks every week like circus monkeys, Griffin and Cami decided to change things up a bit in this weeks episode.

Also, in lieu of finals and Thanksgiving, Charts and Adds Unwrapped will be taking next week off, we hope you, our 3 fans, will understand.

John V. Wood talks with Dez Fafara, the frontman for California dark groove metal band DevilDriver, about their new double-EP release, Dealing with Demons Part 1 and 2, how to create art in music and stay true to it, and how to deal with and overcome personal fears and obstacles during a pandemic

On this episode of Off The Record: Nicole, Taylor, and Wyatt finally discuss Fleabag before going into Roblox concerts, how many playlists Nicole will make over break, and their overall thoughts on next semester