KUAM Podcast Network

Andy Wheeler and Mariah Ramos give you a whiparound look at all the new shows premiering this fall on KUAM-TV, as well as the classics coming back.

Noelle Monge, Asha Robles and Jason Salas have a lively debate about the very best soundtracks for films - the unmistakable genius of Gaga and Madonna, what makes us cry during movies, if musicals count, time pieces, and our picks for the can't miss lists.

Check out our Spotify playlist of our personal faves: https://open.spotify.com/user/noebear/playlist/5kOMgl0Lx1OQ7tzUXq9rTz?si=F81zWBMmSb-10A1o20k1tg

Riding on the momentum of how we covered Guam's primary election, Ken, Jason, Uncle Kin and Marie sat down and debated what the best movies about elections have been. The results may surprise you…don't ask for a recount!

This week the UNO Team sat down with Jaret Castro to talk about their summer travels and what they love about traveling. You can expect lots of opinions, random travel stories, and some shade.

KUAM's Team Red-Eye (aka, Chris Barnett, Nick Delgado and Jason Salas) struggle to stay awake to bring you a special day-after podcast, recapping all of our behind the scenes stories, race analysis, themes and drama that we captured as it happened…and how we got through being on the air for 10 hours straight.

Topics include: Frank Aguon's inevitable recount, Carl Gutierrez's future plans, Mike San Nicolas pulling a major upset, Chris sitting upright on an ottoman all night, the possibility of having a female majority legislature, Lou & Josh's perpetual Electric Slide, Leevin Camacho's dominance, what made counting the ballots take so freaking long, and the embarrassment of falling asleep on live TV.

From ethics complaints and negative attack ads to the Guam Election Commission's preparations for Super Saturday, Chris Barnett, Sabrina Salas Matanane, Jason Salas and KUAM Political Analyst Dr. Ron Mcninch discuss this weekend's primary election.

KUAM's Jason Salas talks with Leslie Estrella, Aja Ramos and Christian Haas, the crew behind the Spark workshops - informative and helpful sessions rooted in science that help you and your partner improve the quality of your relationship and be the best at being a couple. They talk about the evolving nature of relationships, LGBTQ partnerships, polyamory and open relationships, the true nature of being a modern gentleman, and what the team has each personally learned from Spark's framework.

Ken San Nicolas, Jason Salas and Uncle Kin welcome Noelle Monge into the KUAM Podcast Network studios to talk about the greatest actors whose deaths shocked and saddened us, largely because we'll never know how big they could have become. Who are your faves? Add a comment below.

Did you know that chiropractic adjustment isn't just applicable for athletes or folks recovering from injuries - but also for newborns, the elderly, pregnant woman, and pets? Dr. Roger Martinez of ADIO Chiropractic pops in to join Jason Salas for a whimsical chat on the history of spinal adjustment and the how it's increased the competition on Guam at all levels - from youth sports to college teams to Olympians. He also shares insight on what it takes to become a professional chiropractor and how several chiropractors with local roots are helping others on big stages.

KUAM Digital's Ken San Nicolas and Mariah Ramos from i94-FM weigh-in on how The Shape of Water didn't deserve Best Picture at the Oscars, whether Get Out is the future of horror, and how Christopher Nolan is basically God.

(Special cameo by Chris Barnett on the cinematography of war films.)