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After a brief hiatus, The Spear Sports Report returns with senior staff writer Juan Daniel Avila and staff writer Daniela Ramirez. This week they introduce The Daily Aztec Sports staff writer Adam Correa as their special guest.

In this episode they pick Correra's brain, learning about the SDSU's women’s lacrosse team and the fundamentals of the game.

Since the podcast was recorded last week, the hosts discuss the men's basketball team's latest matchups. Did the hosts' predictions match up to the actual results of the games? Stay tuned to listen.

Likewise, they discuss the men’s basketball team preparing to hit the road to Las Vegas for the Mountain West Conference Tournament. As well as what the women's team is up to as their season comes to a close.

Lastly, in other sports news, Avila gives a sneak peek of his latest package regarding big soccer news out of SDSU.

Towards the end of the show, once again all three Daily Aztec representatives share a little bit about themselves for everyone to get to know them.

On this episode of “Production Night” podcast host and newly appointed social media editor Sara Rott  joined by staff writer Sumaia Wegner.

Kicking off the Valentine's Day special, Rott introduces Wegner to her first ever podcast.

Valentines arrives a bit late on the podcast, however dating apps are year round. Rott starts with an article written by news editor Katelynn Robinson about students using dating apps to find love. The two also discuss their adventures in the dating app world.

Similarly, Wegner discusses her latest article about questions students may have surrounding sex. They discuss stereotypical ideas students may hold and resources available to help them feel comfortable.

The co-hosts agree having a romantic date is a valuable part of a healthy relationship. An article written by Eugenie Budnik tells readers about the scenic spots lovers can go.

In multimedia news, Wegner discusses arts and culture assistant editor Cristina Lombardo’s homemade treats package. Wegner talks about how easy it is to make rice crispy treats in anyone's kitchen.

Who said that Valentine's day is only for lovers? In an article written by staff writer Isabel Smith shares spending time with your girls on ‘Galentine's day’ is just as important. Wegner and Rott discuss how important it is to show some love to your friends.

Likewise, the leading ladies talk about staff writer Daniela Ramirez’s article on red flags to beware. It strikes up an interesting discussion on red flags both hosts noticed in their life.

Lastly, they end on “Featured Opinion of the Week,” written by opinion section writers. They share a couple of juicy horoscopes relating to their sign.

On this episode of “Production Night” podcast host and newly appointed social media editor Sara Rott  joined by staff writer Eugenie Budnik.

Kicking off the podcast, Rott lets Budnik take the mic for a formal introduction as she talks about recently becoming a journalism major.

Talking stories, Budnik starts it off with an article written by staff writer Jadyn Brandt about students taking to social media responding to a political tweet from sociology professor and Dean of the College of Arts and Letters Doctor Monica J. Casper. The two of them discuss with each other their opinion surrounding the situation.

In multimedia news, Rott discusses news editor Katelynn Robinson's debut package about students calling SDSU “hypocritical” for hosting in-person events, Mundo Azteca assistant editor Karina Bazarte’s package on Aztec Nights returning for in-person fun during temporary virtual classes and senior staff writer Lucelis Martinez’s profile on Kayli Sandoval, San Diego State journalism major and her passion and success on Tiktok.

From packages to TV shows, Budnik doesn't hold back any excitement as she talks to the audience about the newest reboot “How I Met Your Father,” written by arts and culture assistant editor Cristina Lombardo.

Lastly, they end on “Featured Opinion of the Week,” written by Sumaia Wegner on “Mamba Mentality” and how that means to strive to be the best version of yourself.

On this special episode of the Spear Sports Report senior staff writer Juan Daniel Avila and staff writer Daniela Ramirez introduce The Daily Aztec Sports Editor Jason Freund as their first guest on the show.

Freund joins the two hosts in this special to discuss the latest news with the men’s basketball team. They go in-depth on the current status of the Aztecs in the Mountain West Conference and analyze past games. They also predict scores for the next upcoming games and talk about potential future scenarios that the Aztecs can place themself in.

Ramirez also gives her weekly report on the latest women's sports and highlights the historic moment that the Aztecs swim and dive team is going through.

Towards the end of the show, all three Daily Aztec representatives share a little bit about themselves for everyone to get to know them.

The Spears Sports Report is just one of the podcasts produced by The Daily Aztec, found on all streaming platforms.

On the latest episode of the Spear Sports Report Podcast. Senior staff writer and reporter Juan Daniel Avila and staff writer and reporter Daniela Ramirez bring you the latest news in sports at San Diego State.

In the latest episode, Ramirez and Avila discuss the men’s and women’s basketball teams’ progress, as well as the factors contributing to key losses in the season. They also talk about their predictions for the next Aztec game.

Likewise, the two hosts discuss upcoming sports news such as track and field, tennis and a new football recruit.

The Spears Sports Report is just one of the podcasts produced by The Daily Aztec, found on all streaming platforms.

“Production Night” returns with podcast host and newly appointed social media editor Sara Rott  joined by Mundo Azteca assistant writer Karina Bazarte. 

Kicking off the podcast, Rott talks about the exciting new ideas coming to the podcast in the new semester.

Bazarte takes over to talk about an article written by contributor Karelly Vidrio about students crossing the border to attend classes at San Diego State University. The story is available in both English and Spanish. 

Likewise, Rott tells listeners about how Adobe Cloud is offered for SDSU students for free. News editor Katelynn Robinson wrote about the new premium version that students can use and take advantage of.

Lastly, they end on “Featured Opinion of the Week,” written by Alyssa Phillips about advocating for oneself, the chemistry between host and co-host becomes deep as they talk about their own life experiences.

This podcast was filmed in KCR Studios. Production Night is only one of the podcasts produced by the Daily Aztec.

Welcome back to the Spear Sports Report Podcast. Senior staff writer and reporter Juan Daniel Avila and staff writer and reorder Daniela Ramirez bring you the latest news in sports at San Diego State.

In the latest episode, Avila and Ramirez discuss the latest COVID-19 protocols required to attend games. Similarly, the hosts discuss how SDSU basketball returns to the court after a pause. Lastly, both writers also give a brief explanation of what to look out for this year in sports.

The Spears Sports Report is just one of the podcasts produced by The Daily Aztec, found on all streaming platforms.

On the latest episode of Sci-Pod, senior staff writer and host Jessica Octavio is joined by co-host Julia Depillo to talk about CRISPR Cas 9 Gene Mutation Therapy. They break down what it is and how it affects science as well as how it evolved.

They also digest artificial selection and how it can affect humanity through developing particular phenotypic traits.

Is Lil Nas X becoming pop music’s biggest superstar? Let’s discuss. On this episode of Daily Aztec Music, arts and culture editor Ryan Hardison, sports editor Jason Freund and assistant arts and culture editor Cristina Lombardo are joined by senior staff writer Riley Martinez. Together, they describe the enigma that is Lil Nas X as well as the meaning behind his controversial “Montero (Call Me By Your Name)” music video.

A new fun look at science, senior staff writer Jessica Octavio and co-host Julia Depillo are back on another episode of SciPod.

On this week's episode, Octavio and Depillo are talking about Facebook and the shut down of social media on Oct 4.

They also talk about women in science, engineers and non-profit struggles.