Xavier Newswire

In this episode of Newswire Live, Co-Host Kayla Ross details the events of this weekend's BLINK art festival, and the Xavier students who helped create sculptures for it. Chris Anderson gives us the Campus Catchup, including an extended performance of Xavier Theatre's "Something Rotten". Dylan McDonald runs down local Cincinnati events, including some live performances from local artists. Our resident sportscaster John Baldridge fills us in on football, both NFL and college. Intern Lucy Kramer and Staff Contributor Kyra Hudson recommend and review Joe Keery's music career, and Hocus Pocus 2. As usual, Patrick Kayes finishes it off with What in the World?, where we learn about a very exciting python predicament.

Hosts John and Alex dive into the Xavier Sports, a question about Sean Miller, they recap week 5 of the NFL and preview week 6, look in the MLB Playoffs and more.

In this very first episode, host Michael Dementjevs and Organizer Ethan Nichols discuss the importance of local elections, a splintering Democratic Party, and polling in key battleground states for the upcoming midterm elections. 

Hey everyone! This episode, our host Patrick Kayes talks to his friend and roommate Blaine Cox about the novel The Alchemist. The pair talks about the journey of life, finding yourself, and letting yourself not stay complacent in your goals, and taking the leap.

John Baldridge and Alex Biernat dive into the MLB playoff picture, preview week 5 of the NFL, discuss the Bengals road test going to Baltimore to face the Ravens, Xavier Basketball approaching, Aaron Judge breaking the AL home run record, and more.

Our host's Stacyonna Hunter and Amari Miller talk about the benefits of good friendships and how bad friendships can affect you. 

Hey everyone! This first episode host Patrick Kayes talks to his friend and roommate Nick Buskirk about his following of Brandon Ingram, a player from the Pelicans in the NBA, and they discuss sports, esports, fantasy novels, all connected by the fabric of an interconnected story. Tune in!

In this episode of Newswire Live, Newswire Intern Clare McKinley highlights the new student-driven diversity panel on campus. Guest of the show Chris Anderson gives us the campus catchup (there's a lot of food). Contributor Dylan McDonald gives his take on J.I.D's newest album "The Forever Story", while staff writer Carter Roos scorns the most recent hit Netflix movie, "Do Revenge" for Radio Recs. John Baldridge updates us on Xavier sports from Freemantle's suspension, to Xavier Volleyball's success. Contributor Pat Gainor gives us the Downtown Lowdown, and sites some great (and spooky) haunted houses to visit for the upcoming Halloween season. Patrick Kayes rounds it out with What in the World, covering Hurricane Ian and Taco Bell breakfast.

John Baldridge and Alex Biernat discuss Xavier starting official practices, the implications of what if might look like without Zach Freemantle. NFL week four preview and a recap from Thursday Night Football and the Bengals win. Aaron Judge chasing MLB record breaking moment.

Hosts Amari Miller and Stacyonna Hunter meet again to discuss mental health and how it is viewed by society. They discuss the difference of how it is viewed in lower class families and how minorities are viewed when discussing mental health and how it affects.