Jaylynn, Henry, and Kayla take us through the world of Kira, the main character of the classic anime series Deathnote. To get a better understanding of the criminal mind, they interview Matthew, a law student, who offers his expert opinion on this controversial character.

Die-hard motorheads Juan, Jaylon, Adrian, and Sebastian talk about the specific subculture of lowriders.  They use their own expertise as well as interview a prominent member of the Houston lowrider scene, @Low_Familyy, to talk about these gorgeous vehicles. 

@Low_Familyy YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCByhqkUVMDSWJn8YN27Ns9A

@Low_Familyy Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/low_familyy/ 

Aidan reveals the interesting world of the flourishing Ugandan film industry, known as Ugawood or Kinauganda.  He also explains the history and popularity of the Ugandan film Who Killed Captain Alex? from 2010 and the specific Ugandan tradition of the "video joker".

The creative minds called The Three Bozos (Adam, Victor, and Bashar) talk about the subversive instant classic Adult Swim animated show Smiling Friends.

The 1973 horror film The Exorcist is a classic of the genre, but how realistic is it?  Andrea, Rebeca, Mariah, and Genesis investigate the real-life stories behind this film and exorcism practices today.  They had the opportunity to interview Ms. Wade-Castro, a UT neuropharmacologist to get her views on these ideas, as well as a local pastor, Emmanuel Nieves.

Hanna, Brayan, Melanie, and Juan wonder about an everyday item that most of us take for granted: soap.  They take turns trying to make soap themselves and interview a local soapmaker, Ms. Sherry Perez from Texas Gulf Coast Soap Company, for her expert advice.

Texas Gulf Coast Soap Company - https://www.texasgulfcoastsoapcompany.com/

Elizabeth and Hannah grapple with the difficult issue of sexism in popular anime series.  They interview a couple who share a love of the genre but definitely see characters and situations differently.  *Some Explicit Language*

Pablo, Oscar, Rashid, and Alex talk about the importance of non-diegetic sound in film.  Specifically, they look to the classic 1978 horror film Halloween and its iconic score created by the film's director, John Carpenter.  Then, they interview a local music teacher and expert, Robert Poulin, for his take on film scores.

The 5th Record gang is back to talk about Kanye West's most brilliant album, Graduation.  Jose, Juan, Chris, and Nicholas talk about five of the most acclaimed tracks from this influential album and interview a Kanye megafan for his input.

Our third season kicks off with Victoria, Greg, Alejandra, and Keimani as they question why we dye our hair.  They interview a professional hair colorist as well as an amateur to decide what makes hair color so important, and if it could be considered an art form.