In this episode, listen to Girlbosses Kayla, Lilly, and guest Girlboss Ryan talk about their predictions for 2023. Whats the next big trend? Which celebrity will pass? Find out our thoughts!

In this episode of Newswire Live, Briana Dunn fills us in on all the juicy deets for Alternative Breaks, a series of service focused trips held during Spring Break. Patrick Kayes fills us in on some hot campus events in Campus Catchup, and Leighton Gammage gives some suggestions for local Cincinnati events in Downtown Lowdown. For Radio Recs, Dylan McDonald praises Paramore's new album, and Grace Hamilton loves the return-to-form rom-com, "Your Place or Mine". Finally, John Baldridge catches us up on all things Xavier Basketball and beyond in his sports update.

Hosts John Baldridge and Alex Biernat recap Xavier's last two games, and preview the road ahead for the Musketeers. The guys talk some baseball with the reds starting spring training, Super Bowl or World Series debate, and the retirement of Tom Brady.

In this episode of Newswire Live, host Julia Lankisch interviews SAC Vice President of Marketing Brielle Harris on her involvement in organizing and setting up the recent Tunnel of Oppression exhibit held in Cintas this past weekend. Afterwards, Patrick Kayes gives you some lovely on-campus Valentine's plans for Campus Catchup. Show Manager Griffin Brammer fills in for Downtown Correspondent Leighton Gammage for Downtown Lowdown, including Covington's Mardi Gras celebration. Ben Thomson leads Radio Recs today, and if you liked "La La Land", you will NOT like "Babylon". From there, Sebastian Aguilar takes over to give his thoughts on the hot girl music that is Ice Spice's "Like...?". John Baldridge rounds off our show with a Cincinnati sports catchup, and a review of Superbowl LVII (RIP Eagles). We end our show with a very happy birthday to Multimedia Managing Editor, Spencer de Tenley!

Host Patrick Kayes talks to friend and fellow Smith Scholar Mallory Bowling about the themes of sacrifice, rebellion, and police brutality in the Hunger Games series. 

In this killer episode of Newswire Live, Print Managing Editor Chloe Salveson interviews the cast of Xavier Theatre's upcoming production of Lizzie, the Lizzie Borden musical. Come listen to Mattie Cieplak, Regan Utrup, Emma Hunt, and Jenna Treinen as they reveal all the bloody, juicy secrets behind their show.  Afterwards, hear from show manager Griffin Brammer as he fills in for the sore-throated Patrick Kayes for Campus Catchup. Leighton Gammage promotes a very expensive weekend on Downtown Lowdown. Dylan McDonald gives tepid remarks to Netflix's "You People", and Pat Gainor gives praise to "Gloria" by Sam Smith for this week's Radio Recs. John Baldridge rounds things off with a sports update and the recent happenings of Xavier Basketball. Happy birthday to Kayla's dad!

Hosts John Baldridge and Alex Biernat break down the Bengals loss to the Chiefs. The guys discuss Xavier's injury to Zach Freemantle, the Musketeers win against Providence on Wednesday, and the Musketeers upcoming matchup at home tomorrow vs St. Johns.

In this episode of Newswire Live, Creative Director of Clocktower Review Charlie Gstalder and Chair member Tess Brewer stop by for a poetry slam that takes us through the history of our campus' literary magazine. Afterwards, we kick it to our campus correspondent Patrick Kayes, and all his punny goodness for Campus Catchup. Radio Recs this week sees Chris Anderson's thoughts on the new Teen Wolf movie and Charlie Gstalder (in a surprise double appearance) fills us in on the New York rap scene with his review of MIKE's "Beware of the Monkey". John Baldridge gives us a sports rundown (RIP Bengals), and Leighton Gammage gives us the deets on an upcoming beer fest and more in Downtown Lowdown.

John Baldridge and Alex Biernat recap Xavier's win at UConn on Wednesday and preview the next couple games for the Musketeers. The fellas discuss the Championship games in the NFL, as they talk Bengals with Cincinnati set to take on the Chiefs in Kansas City in the AFC Championship on Sunday. To close the show the guys give their picks for the weekend and "Fan of the Week" Brendon Sullivan joins the show to help lend some insight on the Musketeers and the NFL games this weekend.

Co-hosts Patrick and Carson invite Maddie Dumais (Fellow Smith Scholar) onto the podcast to talk about the story that inspires her: The Handmaid's Tale.