JC interviews Cody SN Lizama, Maestron CHamoru from Father Duenas Memorial School.

Sadly, when speaking of the greatest actors of their generation, Keanu Reeves' name isn’t mentioned...it’s not even considered. Which is odd, given that he’s blessed us with some of the most-memorable characters, lines, and scenes in the last 40 years. Ken, Asha and Jason take a stroll down Amnesia Lane to recap his many hits and numerous misses, and whether he’s deliberately undercutting himself to make his co-stars shine...which might be his greatest misunderstood contribution to movies ever. It’s our most hilarious episode yet!

Joan chats with owner of Maisa, Aguarin Iriarte. Maisa is a budding social entrepreneurship aimed at promoting waste consciousness and mindful consumption offering products like metal straws and reusable bags.

Ken, Asha, Jason & Uncle Kin take some time to really dive deep into the career of M. Night Shyamalan - a director who was heralded as The Next Great Filmmaker, then unfairly turned on by fans and the media as a purveyor of schlock. We retroactively consider his best moments, his most questionable decisions, his biggest risks, and his unique brand of storytelling.

Andy and Mariah break down their thoughts about the biggest winners, losers, outfits and snubs from this year's Emmy Awards.

UNO's Jaret Castro interviews musician and artists Jose Untalan.

Adrian Cruz joins Chris Barnett and Sabrina Salas Matanane to share insight on the certification of the primary election results and why it took so long to do so in the first place. They also discuss what we should see on the campaign trail heading into the November general election.

On this first episode of "Making the Music", UNO's Cami Egurrola interviews John Tyquiengco, the six-string shredder of The John Dank Show. John talks about his music influences, favorite memories, and things he's learned over the course of his music career.

KUAM's Lacee Martinez, Joan Aguon Charfauros and Carmen Terlaje join Jason Salas for a lively discussion about what covering Typhoon Mangkhut was like, what food we used to stock our newsroom shelves for an all-nighter, realtime reporting, managing a massive amount of press releases from GovGuam, what it's like being in the middle of a big storm, super-cool science, and staying committed to see the job through and help our fellow Guamanians.

Robert Celestial with the Pacific Association of Radiation Survivors talks with Isla63-AM's Kin Concepcion about compensation rights and policy for victims of nuclear testing.