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In this week's episode hosts Patrick Doyle and Ashley Na overview SDSU and San Diego County's expanded vaccine eligibility as well as Dr. Shirley Weber's historic appointment to California Secretary of State, plus more of the week's top stories.

Luis sits down with reporters Amber Salas and Devin Whatley to talk all things SDSU soccer on this week's episode of Spear Sports Report.

The second episode of DAM! is all about meeting hosts Jason Freund and Ryan Hardison. The two Daily Aztec writers break down their top albums of all-time and get into the nitty-gritty of what they look for in music.

Applications for Associated Students positions closed today kicking off an election that is anything but ordinary. The entirely virtual environment presents unique challenges, especially when trying to get students to vote. While turnout is usually low at SDSU (20% of the student body in 2017) last year brought new lows. However, this year election officials are working hard to get the word out and improve upon the record low 9.5% turnout in 2020. Also, on this week's episode, hosts Katelynn Robinson and Alexa Oslowski talk credit/no credit academic relief, student loan payments, and a newly proposed pathway for community college transfers in California.

On the debut episode of the Daily Aztec Music Podcast, Jason Freund and Ryan Hardison discuss The Weeknd’s performance at the Super Bowl Halftime show, the songs that were played and who we could possibly see next year when the big game goes to Los Angeles.

In the first episode of the show, Luis sits down (virtually) with Baseball beat reporters Reese Savoie and Jenna Meyer to preview the 2021 season. Luis then talks to sports editor Kyle Betz to discuss Aztec Men’s Basketball and their season so far.

Welcome to Season 2 of Production Night. In this episode editors, Jadyn Brandt and Trinity Bland dive deep into The Daily Aztec's Blach History Month issue, highlighting stories about the resilience of local Black-owned businesses, this year's Black History Month theme, the effort to put Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill, as well as Dr. Akilah Weber's campaign to take her mom, Secretary Shirley Weber's, place in the California State Assembly.

With 12 Propositions on the California ballot this year,  voters have a lot of work to do if they want to understand what they are voting for. Hopefully, over the next 20ish minutes you'll have a handle on at least three of them. 

In the second part of Production Night's special 2020 Election episode we're talking Proposition 17 which would restore voting rights to individuals on parole, and Props 15 and 19, which if passed, will make changes to a California property tax rule first established by voters in 1978.

In this first part of Production Night's special 2020 Election episode, host Brenden Tuccinardi hops on a Zoom call with Sean Elo-Rivera, the candidate running to represent San Diego's most diverse city council district (and home to SDSU) District 9. Sean share's his plans for improving education in the city, achieving racial equity and justice and creating a more sustainable San Diego.

Aztec Football is back again (and this time for sure). After getting canceled and later reinstated San Diego State's football season begins Oct. 24 with a "home" match-up against UNLV. They'll be playing at Dignity Health Sports Center in Carson, California as the demolition of SDCCU Stadium begins. Catch up with current DA Sports Editor Kyle Betz on what to expect from the Aztecs this season and former DA Sports Editor from 1965, Tom Gable, as we say goodbye to the stadium that put San Diego on the map as a sports city.