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Ashley Roche just recently wrapped up her role as Carrie for SDSU Musical Theatre Club's production of Carrie. She talks about student theatre and bestows some parting wisdom for younger aspiring theatre-interested folks.

Two student filmmakers chat with our very own, Jaylynn Vega, about film, student filmmaking and their upcoming short film, Post Mortem.

Joaquin Serrato makes his second debut on the Debrief with another athletic guest, Latrell Davis. Davis is #6 on SDSU’s Aztec Basketball team and is the first SDSU player to be a native of England. Davis talks about his journey at SDSU and how Basketball became such a big part of him despite soccer being much more popular in the United Kingdom.

Jackie Bryant, a local legend of San Diego journalism, talks about her and her and her husband's ushering of a change at the Daily Aztec. Bryant is teaching a new class focusing on creating content for the student publication. She offers insight into the state of journalism and discusses how her upbringing in the field fuels her teaching.

Earlier this month, Daily Aztec contributor Connor Larson produced a story that garnered a lot of attention. The story was about the low attendance at Snapdragon Stadium for SDSU football games. Larson talks about his experience after the story gained a large viewership, discusses the making of it all and talks about what didn't make the cut.

Anna Culbertson, the director of the collections office here at SDSU, talks about the history behind one of SDSU's oldest and rarest books, the Malleus Maleficarum, a 4th edition book in its original Latin form detailing the behavior of and proper punishments for witches. Culbertson details the controversy behind both the book and the book's author and its historic parallels to modern day.

Rami Alarian is solo in the studio today, talking with KCR co-events coordinator, Liam Porter. Liam and Rami talk about the new KCR venture, Turtle Talks, with the first episode debuting with Master Rapp.

Joaquin Serrato makes his debut on the Daily Aztec Debrief and interviews the SDSU Aztec's very own kicker, Gabriel Plascencia. Gabe talks about his Mexican-American culture, love for the bay, time at SDSU and how it all fuels his connection to football and sports in general.

Felicity Desuasido is the co-arts and culture editor of the DA. The Daily Aztec Debrief shows their dedication to the arts by speaking with Felicity about her goals for the section, her own work and what it means to run the arts and culture section of the DA. Rami, Jaylynn and Felicity also talk about arts and culture reporting and discuss their Letterboxd top four!

Rami and Jaylynn have their first guests of the Daily Aztec Debrief, the co-editors-in-chief of the Daily Aztec. Calista and Bella tell all about their recent interview with Adela De La Torre and discuss what was and wasn't said in the web story.