Xavier Newswire

In this episode of Newswire Live, Tess Brewer gives us the what's-up on the Eigel Center's new director, Angela Gray-Girton. We then take it to Patrick Kayes, our brand new campus correspondent, as he lays down all the happenings on campus this week.  John Baldridge fills us in on all the Xavier basketball and Bengals goodness from these past weeks. Multimedia Managing Editor Spencer de Tenley fills in for Leighton Gammage in a very special Downtown Lowdown. Finally, we wrap things up with a review of the newest installment to the Shrek-verse: "Puss in Boots: The Last Wish", courtesy of Chris Anderson, and Gus Nations praises the return of Phoebe Bridgers' indie supergroup boygenius, with their new releases off the upcoming "the record"

Hosts John Baldridge and Alex Biernat discuss Xavier hoops after the Musketeers eleven-game week streak came to a close Wednesday night with a loss at DePaul. They guys preview the big weekend in sports with the NFL Divisional round and Xavier matchup at home Saturday against Georgetown. They break down the Bengals nine game win streak, as they recap their win last week at home vs Balitmore and set up their Matchup at Buffalo on Sunday against the Bills. To close the show "Fan of the Week" Dan Reichardt joins the program to give some insight as the guys give their picks.

In this episode guest girlboss Ryan Hulligan joins alongside Kayla and Spencer to talk about everything from the Idaho murders, Emily in Paris, and overpriced handbags! 

Girlboss Cubed features Kayla Ross, Spencer de Tenley, and Lilly Cotton. Follow them @girlbosscubed on Instagram.

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Hosts John Baldridge and Alex Biernat preview the Crosstown Shootout matchup tomorrow at UC. The fellas recap what has been for Xavier basketball over the last couple weeks, dive into week 14 in the NFL, and some MLB hot stove talk.

In this episode of Newswire Live, our intern Lucy Kramer interviews the newly appointed SGA community ambassador Natalie Sendelbach. Afterwards, it's straight on to John Baldridge with another sports update. We then kick it over to Sebastian Aguilar, who laments over the newest Hellraiser installment, and Gus Nations IV who calls out, maybe, Carly Rae Jepsen's newest album, "The Loneliest Time". We round off our episode with Ben Thompson on Campus Catchup, Leighton Gammage on Downtown Lowdown, and Patrick Kayes on What in the World, for a very important story on "Nugget" the McDonalds baby.

Hosty Patrick Kayes and new co-host Carson Carrico talk with Jack Micucci about the mystery novel And Then There Were None, discussing taking a step back and how to break down larger issues.

Hosts John Baldridge and Alex Biernat recap Xavier's win on Tuesday, they preview Xavier's matchup tonight vs Indiana. The fellas recap week 10 in the NFL and preview Week 11 and give their picks. A guest from Pittsburgh joins to talk about his team in the "Fan of the Week" with the Bengals going to Pittsburgh to face the Steelers on Sunday.

Host Michael Dementjevs and Grace Bourneuf discuss Trump's re-re-election campaign and the effects of the recent midterms. 

This week on Stories that Inspire Host, Patrick Kayes, talks to guest Carson Carrico about the smash hit series of Percy Jackson & the Olympians. They talk about the story-building elements and queer representation in Rick Riordan's series. Both Patrick and Carson share their praise on the series. 

In this episode of Newswire Live, staff writer Joseph Nichols visits the Human Library installation at the Pleasant Ridge library. Intern Carter Roos gives us the Campus Catchup on all of this weeks hottest events and club meetings. Lucy Kramer and Dylan McDonald are back at it again with Radio Recs, with relatively positive ravings for the newest Black Panther movie from Marvel and the Backseat Lovers recent release, "Waiting to Spill". Sportscaster John Baldridge updates us on the start of the men's basketball season and the end of the World Series. Multimedia Managing Editor Spencer de Tenley himself fills in for Downtown Correspondent Leighton Gammage for Downtown Lowdown, and we of course finish off with Patrick Kayes' What in the World.