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In this episode of Newswire Live, Newswire Intern Will Lopes interviews Xavier (and Newswire) alumni Jacob Smith on his recent win for the Ohio Valley Student Emmys film awards. Contributor Dylan McDonald catches us up on upcoming Xavier events, including a tailgate at the caf. Contributors Gus Nations IV and Pat Gainor lay into Harry Styles with their reviews of "Harry's House" and "Don't Worry Darling," respectively. John Baldridge talks all things Xavier volleyball to the beginning of the NFL season. Downtown Lowdown is led by Leighton Gammage, who fills us in on the upcoming Sunflower Festival. Finally Patrick Kayes finishes it off with What in the World?, covering the ongoing internet crisis in Iran.

Hosts John Baldridge and Alex Biernat talk Xavier hoops in the offseason. The guys discuss Sean Miller coming back, the roster, the coaching staff, the schedule, recruiting, and more.

In this episodes hosts Amari Miller and Stacyonna talk about relationships and some good and bad things they see in them today. Mainly discussing modern relationships, the hosts go into things such as their standards and what you should be willing to expect in a relationship. 

In this episode of Newswire Live, newcomer Colin Toghill covers last Friday's SAC boat dance. Contributor Briana Dunn gives us the campus catchup, and highlights a new Muskies After Dark this week. First year Ryan Hulligan praises Role Model's debut album "rx", and contributor Ben Thompson commends the hellish horror "Mad God" on this weeks Radio Recs. John Baldridge updates us on all things sports, and newcomer Dylan McDonald lays out the perfect fall agenda in Downtown Lowdown. The show wraps up with Patrick Kayes' What in the World, with a very slimy story.

In this episode of Newswire Live, LGBTQ+ Alliance president and vice president Joseph Nichols and Alex Sepulveda run down their recent pride event at King's Island. Digital Communications Manager Marty Dubecky lays out his love for Demi Lovato's newest album, "Holy Fvck" and Blobcast host Brian Micucci praises Brad Pitt's "Bullet Train". Newcomer to the show Logan Davis lays down campus' hottest events, including the study abroad fair. Second newcomer Briana Dunn gives us some hot events around Cincinnati, including the ever famous Oktoberfest Zinzinnati. John Baldridge is back at it again with sports, and Patrick Kayes leads What in the World, from pine nuts to the olive crisis.

In this episode of Newswire Live, guest contributor Elizabeth Fitzgerald gives the rundown on Cohen's newest art gallery, "Human Rights/Derechos Humanos." John Baldridge again fills us in on all the sports updates you could ask for, including a brand new sport to Xavier's repertoire. Newcomers Klarise Stewart and Patrick Kayes take over Radio Recs this week, with their reviews of Steve Lacy's "Gemini Rights" and Amazon Prime's "The Boys." Guest contributor Ryan Hulligan gives us a look at Xavier events with Campus Catchup, and Opinions Editor Charlie Gstalder may make a guest appearance at an open mic during Downtown Lowdown. Guest contributor Pat Geinor wraps things up with a recap of major world news in What in the World.

In the first episode of season 3, Newswire Live show hosts Kayla Ross and Julia Lankisch kick things off with an introduction, quickly followed by an interview with Manresa Core members Andrea Dauterman, Jaid Goh, and Georgia Fosse to get an insider view of how Xavier's first-year orientation begins. Campus Correspondent Charlie Gstalder tells us where to worship the Frisbee gods and so much more on Campus Catchup. In two new segments to the show, Ben Thompson and Marty Dubecky give their hot takes on this month's new movie (3,000 Years of Longing) and music (Reset by Panda Bear and Sonic Boom). Afterward, newcomer to the show John Baldridge tells us all things Cincinnati sports, from Xavier and beyond. Finally, the show rounds out with Leighton Gammage teaching us how best to spend our parent's money on Downtown Lowdown.

The Newswire Live theme song (played during the introduction and closing) was produced by Xavier alumni Carolyn Youngquist.

Newswire Live broadcasts on XUFM every Monday at 7 p.m.

In this episode of Newswire Live, show host David Ludwig interviews Sophie Boulter discussing the secretive Phi Beta Kappa society. Campus Correspondent Alyssa Sepulveda tells us what's going on around campus in the Campus Catch-Up. Following that, our sports reporter Julia Lankisch looks back on the Cincinnati Reds' last couple of weeks and shares her discontentedness with the team. Afterward, Print Managing Editor Chloe Salveson gives us things to do around the city in Downtown Low Down. Finally, everyone's favorite Sebastian Aguilar answer the question we've all been asking, What in the World? The Newswire Live theme song (played during the Introduction and Closing) was produced by Xavier grad Carolyn Youngquist. Newswire Live broadcasts on XUFM every Monday at 7 p.m.

In this episode of Newswire Live, show host David Ludwig interviews Jordan Jiles about the Stuff the Bus event going on this week. The crew discusses the recent protests that have taken place at Xavier and the administration's response to these issues. Campus Correspondent Alyssa Sepulveda tells us what's going on around campus in the Campus Catch-Up. Following that, our sports reporter Julia Lankisch looks back on the Cincinnati Reds' opening series against the defending champion Atlanta Braves and looks ahead to the home opener. Afterward, future Multimedia Managing Editor Spencer de Tenley gives us things to do around the city in Downtown Low Down. Finally, everyone's favorite Sebastian Aguilar answer the question we've all been asking, What in the World? The Newswire Live theme song (played during the Introduction and Closing) was produced by Xavier grad Carolyn Youngquist. Newswire Live broadcasts on XUFM every Monday at 7 p.m.

In this episode, the girlbosses unpack how to slide into the DMs. Also, crime rates in Alaska.

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

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