Reynolds HotBox

Now that it's November it's time to move on from Halloween and move onto Thanksgiving. Maggie, Cayley, and Montana talk

about one of the biggest holidays there is. From traditions to hottakes, to current stressful food shortages you don’t want to miss this episode of the Reynolds Hotbox.

Catherine Schofield hosts this episode of the Hotbox with guest filmmaker and Reynolds School of Journalism graduate student Carly Sauvageau. They talk about Carly’s recent documentary Untold Times which focuses on the disappearance of local news from rural Tonopah, NV. Listen to their conversation about what it’s like growing up in a small town, their own experiences with local news, why rural areas are hit the hardest and why this could be a serious problem.

Our regular Fall 2021 hosts Makayla and Sol deep dive with special guest Abbey Paulson, a program aid at the Boys and Girls Club, on what it’s like working with kids, specifically children that struggle with disabilities and disorders such as ADHD.

Reynolds Sandbox student reporters Ethan Morganti and Kayla Crowley discuss athletes who have become advocates for prioritizing mental health and share how social media and the pandemic have impacted their own mental health.

In a sports version of the Reynolds HotBox, Dominic Matteoni, Bryon Restori, and Evan Ferris sit down with freshman guard Jason Mensah, who outlines his life as a walk-on and shares his excitement for the upcoming men's basketball season.

Two college students relive some of their own Halloween childhood memories and explain what students are up to these days on Halloween night.

Sol and Makayla address both the elephant and dog in the room, including what it's like to feel cheated on and betrayed, in addition to what's going on in the world, in Reno and how local workers are coping with the pandemic and staff shortages.

Our trusted mascot Bucky is joined by Sol and new co-host Maggie to discuss our recent explainer reporting, including tips for dogs, as well as for fall, pumpkin spice and colder weather.

The Hotbox goes in book club mode in this bonus episode with Catherine Schofield interviewing local author Thomas Lloyd Qualls.

The Reynolds Hotbox is back talking about subcultures in Reno, Bucky our mascot, the upcoming Candy Dance in Genoa and plenty more.