The Statesman: Recent Episodes
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In the final episode of season two, hosts Mackenzie Yaddaw and Angelina Livigni are joined by Undergraduate Clinical Experience advisors Alexandra Solowinska and Frankie Matos to answer questions our listeners sent in. Topics covered include medical school and rotations, UCEP and more. Alexandra and Frankie share their current experiences in medical school while also reflecting on the medical school application process.
In this episode, hosts Mackenzie Yaddaw and Angelina Livigni talk with Undergraduate Clinical Experience advisor Alexandra Solowinska and neurologist Dr. Mary Hahn about the field of neurology. Together they explore Dr. Hahn's journey to neurology, her work in stroke care and her work-life balance as a hospital employee.
Hosts Mackenzie Yaddaw and Angelina Livigni are joined by Undergraduate Clinical Experience Advisors Alexandra Solowinska and Franie Matos to discuss choosing a medical school. Committing to a university after the lengthy application process can be a daunting task, so Alexandra and Frankie break down their top tips as advisors for the final decision.
For The Statesman's Sex and Relationships special issue, hosts Mackenzie Yaddaw and Angelina Livigni sit down with psychiatrists Dr. Mark Lerman and Dr. Veronica Tapia to discuss healthy relationships and self-identity in the medical field. They explore how to maintain secure attachment styles and form healthy connections from the perspective of mental health professionals.
Hosts Mackenzie Yaddaw and Angelina Livigni are joined by Undergraduate Clinical Experience Advisors Alexandra Solowinska and Frankie Matos to discuss secondary applications. This step of the application process is a way to showcase your personality and advocate why you are a good fit for the program to avoid getting weeded out. This episode breaks down each step into an approachable process to make it past secondary applications.
The Statesman sports section gathers around the table to recap both basketball team's performances at the CAA tournament and the upset that followed them. Listen here for some in-depth analysis.
Hosts Mackenzie Yaddaw and Angelina Livigni speak with Undergraduate Clinical Experience Advisor Alexandra Solowinska and medical student Camille Chan about SB Home, Stony Brook University's free clinic. Chan, as a member of the SB Home Steering Committee, discusses the importance of free healthcare and her journey to joining the clinic staff.
The sports crew is back again this week to talk some more Stony Brook sports. They discuss the end of the hockey team's season, the state of the basketball teams and baseball's big win on the road. Listen here to find out what all 15 members have to say about the rest of the spring teams.
This week hosts Mackenzie Yaddaw and Angelina Livigni are joined by Undergraduate Clinical Experience advisors Frankie Matos and Alexandra Solowinska, as well as medical student Kelsey Fisher, to talk about osteopathic medicine. Fisher, who is pursuing a DO degree, explains her journey to medical school and how other students can begin their path to osteopathic medicine.
The sports section is back — and at full attendance this time — to talk some Stony Brook sports. All 15 members discuss the hockey team’s upcoming postseason tournament, the state of the basketball teams and what they think about the current play of the spring teams.
In this episode, hosts Mackenzie Yaddaw and Angelina Livigni are joined by Undergraduate Clinical Experience Advisors Frankie Matos and Alexandra Solowinska to discuss the 15 activities you should include on the medical school application. As a supplement to the GPA and MCAT score, these activities help display a well-rounded application to prospective medical schools.
The crew is back together for another episode of State of the Seawolves. This week, they talk about the men’s basketball team’s concerning blowout loss, the women’s tennis team’s first victory and the baseball and women’s lacrosse teams’ upcoming season openers.
In this episode, hosts Mackenzie Yaddaw and Angelina Livigni talk with Undergraduate Clinical Experience advisors Frankie Matos and Alexandra Solowinska, as well as Clinical Assistant Professor for Population and Preventive Medicine Maria Basile, about the importance of mentorship in the medical field. They explore how to build connections and foster professional relationships while in medical school.
Sports editor Mike Anderson talks to new Stony Brook football head coach Billy Cosh to get to know more about him. The two discuss his upbringing, his playing career, his new job with Stony Brook and the misinformation on his Wikipedia page. Listen here to get to know the third football coach in program history.
The State of the Seawolves is back for the spring semester. In this edition, The Statesman’s sports section gathers around the table to discuss eight total sports, including the ongoing winter sports and the upcoming spring sports. Listen here for some in-depth analysis.
In this episode, our hosts Mackenzie Yaddaw and Angelina Livigni are joined by Undergraduate Clinical Experience advisors Frankie Matos and Alexandra Solowinska to speak with Surgical Fellow Meaghan Broderick. They explore Dr. Broderick's journey to becoming a trauma surgeon and how her love for medicine has grown since graduating Stony Brook University.
Sports editor Mike Anderson sits down and chats with goalkeeper Edmond Kaiser of the Stony Brook men's soccer team. The two talk about his time growing up in Germany, his Stony Brook career and his ongoing breakout season.
Coming back for the first episode of the Fall 2023 semester, sports editor Mike Anderson chats with Director of Athletics Shawn Heilbron. The two speak about Stony Brook Athletics’ fundraising success from last year and the new sports year.
The recent parking proposal by Stony Brook University’s Mobility and Parking Services (MAPS) has had many students reacting in outrage to the suggested price increase. Host Mackenzie Yaddaw sits down with Doga Oner, the SBU ambassador for the Graduate Student Employee’s Union (GSEU), to discuss the union’s involvement and projected outcomes for the parking struggle.
Sports editor Mike Anderson sits down with Stony Brook men's basketball head coach Geno Ford. The two talk about the progress of the team, this past season and beyond. Off the court, Ford talks about his upbringing in Ohio, his playing career and his coaching career before Stony Brook.
The LGBTQIA+ community faces numerous challenges when dating on college campuses, from gender-norms being persistent to having general anxieties exploring sexuality. Reporter Mackenzie Yaddaw sat with five LGBTQIA+ identifying individuals — Alex, Emily, Natalia, Kayla and Floral — to discuss their journeys when navigating hook-up and dating culture during their collegiate careers.
Sports editor Mike Anderson sat down with point guard Daishai Almond of the Stony Brook University women's basketball team following their first season in the CAA. The two discussed Almond's legacy on the team, her favorite parts of New York and her plans after graduate school, including her up-and-coming clothing line.
Sports editor Mike Anderson sits down with star third baseman Evan Giordano of the Stony Brook baseball team. The two discuss the history he is making at the plate, the ongoing season and his future with baseball.
Sports editor Mike Anderson chats with Stony Brook men's lacrosse head coach Anthony Gilardi. The two talk about Gilardi's upbringing as a Long Islander and his entire lacrosse career as a player, assistant coach and head coach. the two then dive into the ongoing season and mention the most recent game from Saturday.
Sports editor Mike Anderson and his assistants Matt Howlin and Kenny Spurrell sit down to talk about the in-season Stony Brook sports teams. The sports editors previewed the hockey teams' upcoming league playoff tournament, as well as the men's basketball team's first trip to the CAA tournament. They shed some light on the women's basketball team and what's gone wrong and right for them so far before diving into the four major spring teams (men's and women's lacrosse, baseball and softball).
Coming back for the first episode of the Spring 2023 semester, Sports Editor Mike Anderson sits down with junior infielder Kyra McFarland of the Stony Brook University softball team. While talking about her upbringing in Colorado, McFarland opens up about her struggles with mental health during her collegiate career, highlighting its effects on and off the diamond.
In collaboration with Stony Brook University's iGem team, 'All Things STEM' is a limited-run series interested in giving students a foundational framework for everything in the study and research of the sciences, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
The final episode, hosted by Namrata Singh, goes into the benefits and approach towards mentorship programs and opportunities.
In collaboration with Stony Brook University's iGem team, 'All Things STEM' is a limited-run series interested in giving students a foundational framework for everything in the study and research of the sciences, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
Hosted by Namrata Singh, this episode explains the utility of the scientific method in the study of human behaviors, or 'soft' sciences.
In collaboration with Stony Brook University's iGem team, 'All Things STEM' is a limited-run series interested in giving students a foundational framework for everything in the study and research of the sciences, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
Hosted by Namrata Singh, this first episode introduces iGem's work and how to get in involved with STEM research.
Sports Editor Mike Anderson heads off to the track field to talk with recent Stony Brook graduate Nick Cipolla, whose 2022 cross country team became the first in Stony Brook Athletics to win a CAA championship. Cipolla discusses his track routine, reminisces over his time at Stony Brook University, and even plugs in his future journalism career.
Sports Editor Mike Anderson is back with another interview, this time with Hockey team's forward Kyle DePalma.
In this audio story, host Mackenzie Yaddaw discusses the latest trends emphasizing authenticity in social media, especially on apps like TikTok and BeReal. They and two guests explore the pros and cons of increasingly “spontaneous” social media posts and how it affects users.
Sports Editor Mike Anderson chats with his assistants, Kenny Spurrell and Matt Howlin, to discuss the seasons of men's soccer, women's soccer, football, hockey, men's basketball, and women's basketball.
Sports Editor Mike Anderson sits down with women's head coach Ashley Langford and point guard Gigi Gonzalez from the women's basketball team to commemorate The Statesman's Hoopla Special Issue.
Sports Editor Mike Anderson takes it back to the field with women's soccer coach Tobias Bischof. Having a Master's in sport science from Germany, the two recap the team's time in America East and their current season with the CAA.
This week's episode of "Statesman Sports Spotlight" features the entire captainship of the ice hockey team: Devin Pepe, Robert Distefano, Davin van De Zilver, and Andrew Mancini. Sports Editor Mike Anderson talks with the brotherly group about their time in the penalty box, what it takes to be a leader on one of the top teams in the nation, and who has the best suit-game.
Sports Editor Mike Anderson goes back to the football team in this week's podcast with quarterback Charlie McKee, a first-year student who is one of the most decorated high school players in New York history. With Stony Brook's Homecoming football game approaching, the two discuss his mindset on and off the field, what drives him, and whether or not he's a Jets fan.
Sports Editor Mike Anderson is back for another Statesman Sports Spotlight, this time with Stony Brook University's club hockey coach, Chris Garofalo. The two talk about Garofalo's coaching style, the team's upcoming season, and the mentor-position he sees himself in with the athletes.
Sports editor Mike Anderson sits down with defender and co-captain Catharina von Drigalski of the Stony Brook women's soccer team. The two discuss her time growing up in Germany, her recruiting process, her Stony Brook career and more.
Sports Editor Mike Anderson starts the new weekly sport's podcast with football's outside linebacker Carthell Flowers-Lloyd. The two talk about Lloyd's upbringing, his current season, and his future aspirations with the team and beyond.
In Episode 2, host Amaya and Melanie discuss the timeless battle over Spotify and Apple Music. The hosts also get into a heated discussion over the Hollywood remakes, He's all That, and Hollywood's infamous reputation of ruining classics. This podcast was recorded during the Spring 2022 semester
Join Arts & Culture Editor and Assitant Editor, Amaya McDonald and Melanie Navarro for the new Statesman podcast, "Off The Record". From The King of Pop Michael Jackson to Lady Gaga, they dig into the artistry that creates a cohesive no-skip album. This podcast was originally recorded during the Spring 2022 semester
We're back with another episode of Outside the Classroom, the Stony Brook University podcast where we sit down with faculty around campus to get to learn a little bit more about them.
This week, Justin Kenny sits down with Barbra Selvin, associate professor of the School of Communications and Journalism who has been with the school since its inception in 2007.
Mike Anderson of the Stony Brook Statesmen sits down with Stony Brook forward Frankie
Policelli. They reflect on the Seawolf experience, hopes for the new season, and the teams chemistry on and
off the court.
Mike Anderson of the Stony Brook Statesmen sits down with Stony Brook forward for the men's
basketball team Elijah Olaniyi for their annual Hoopla segment. They discuss Olaniyi's transfer to Florida, his return to
Stony Brook, and a tragedy that pushes Olaniyi today.
Welcome to the first episode of Outside the Classroom, the Stony Brook University podcast where we sit down with faculty around campus and get to learn a little bit more about them.
Hosted by Justin Kenny, this weeks guest is Ryan Thielke, computer architecture TA turned professor. We discuss being a former student, shift to being a professor, and whether pineapple should be on pizza.
Welcome back to Inside Statesman, where we take a peek behind the scenes and sit down with the writers at The Statesman. This week,Podcast Editor Tim Giorlando talks with Assistant News Editor Joy Sze on her special issue article "Sleep hygiene oversight is correlated with mental health issues; SBU professors expanding research on college students’ sleep disorders."
Host Francesca Mevs covers the tragic Alec Baldwin shooting,the new additions to the Stony Brook Hall of Fame, and exciting events for USG spirit week and Halloween.
Welcome back to In The Loop, a Statesman show covering all you need to know about campus.
Host Francesca Mevs covers The Statesman special issue, State of The University and the return of Stony Brook Homecoming. Events this week range from homecoming fun to Emmy-nominated performer Alan Cumming's cabaret.
Keep tuning in each week to stay 'In The Loop' through our spotify page and on sbstatesman.com.
Welcome back to Inside Statesman, where we take a peek behind the scenes and sit down with writers at The Statesman. This week Francesca talks with one of the writers in the Arts & Culture section, Skylar, and they both dive deep into the writing process of “ The evolution of music festivals – America’s favorite pastime.”
Welcome to Inside Statesman, where we take a peek behind the scenes and sit down with wrtiters at The Statesman. Each week we’ll highlight an article from The Statesman and dive deeper into writers’ process, thoughts and opinions. This week Francesca talks with the writers behind multiple op-eds surrounding the Turning Point protest that took place on campus.
Welcome back to In the Loop, a Statesman show covering all you need to know about campus.
Host Tim Giorlando covers new guest policy guidelines and the Seawolves’ victories and losses this past weekend. Events this week range from the Black Involvement Fair to H-Community’s Super Smash Bros. Tournament.
Keep tuning in each week to stay ‘In the Loop’ through our Spotify page and on sbstatesman.com!
Join The Statesman's host Tim Giorlando every week for a rundown on the news, events and announcements at Stony Brook University. This week, Tim talks about new updates from campus residences, SBU football team's journey to Oregon, events on campus for students and more. Listen in every week to get the news you need.
News cover’s SBU Cancer Center’s proceeding application for National Cancer Institute (NCI) designation. Arts recounts Me Too movement founder Tarana Burke’s speaking event for SBU students over Zoom. Opinions shares two articles—one on voter suppression and how legislation against voter fraud is acting as censorship for oppressed people, and another arguing in favor of baseball, despite its reputable tediousness.
This week, news shares the details regarding SBU's recent announcement allowing two guests per student at this year’s commencement ceremonies. Also covered is news’ Earth Day special issue article on The Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association of America (TIAA) at Stony Brook University and their recent divestment of 8.42 billion dollars in retirement funds into renewable energy. Arts highlights local business owner Lynn Cooperman, and her business, the North Fork Craft Gallery in Wading River. Also shared is a review by Ryan Bale of the new motion picture “King King vs Godzilla." Opinions also shares their Earth Day special issue articles—one article argues for the Green New Deal and another weighs how fiction is reimagining the concept of climate change.
This week, news covers SBU's School of Communications and Journalism's summer launch of the country's first ever Masters of Science degree in Science Communication. Dining director of Stony Brook University hospital, Michael West, has been honored as a top food service leader of the country by Food Management, a dining trade magazine. Arts shares their work from the Statesman's Earth Day special issue, including pieces on artist activism, SBU's very own Ashley Schiff Preserve, and racism's impact on the environment. Opinions also shares their special issue pieces, including an article written in favor of labor unions for Amazon, and another on the Philippine United Student Organization's letter arguing for more awareness and action against Asian hate and hate crimes.
Edited by Tim Giorlando. News reports on the decision for Fall classes to be in-person, with residence halls near full capacity. Also covered is the Student Covid-19 vaccines on-campus, with the hold on second doses for the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. Arts honors the death of hip hop icon DMX, with Tyler Rivers interviewing students on DMX’s influence in their lives. Opinions highlights the Philippine United Student Organization at SBU and how they've spoken out against anti-Asian hate crimes, calling for support in the face of xenophobia.
Edited by Laurie Wang. News covers USG election results and their recent amendments to the constitution. Arts reports on the interview with actress, Keke Palmer, and her 2017 book, "I Don’t Belong to You: Quiet the Noise and Find Your Voice."Also reviewed is Lana Del Rey's return with her new album "Chemtrails over the Country Club." Opinions discusses the importance for internships for college students.
Podcast interns Simon Kang, Laurie Wang, and Tim Giorlando interview three Stony Brook University faculty members, asking the question "What is a crazy, unbelievable story from your life?" Featuring professor of Latin in the Language Department, Jeff Greenberger, Professor in the Department of Geosciences, and Director of Undergraduate Studies, Hanna Nekvasil, and Wilbur Farley, a full-time lecturer in the Department of Writing and Rhetoric.
Edited by Minal Chawla. News covers research being done by the School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences on the potential for farmed seaweed and shellfish to improve water quality in the Long Island Sound. Also covered is junior, Gilvir Gill, and his naming as UREKA's February undergraduate researcher of the month for his work on algorithms to create fairer electoral districts as a potential solution for gerrymandering. Arts interviews Brooklyn based musician, Quelly Woo, on his upcoming tape, "Tactical Pressure." Another article interviews student and faculty photographers, offering tips, guidance, and their opinions on the importance of visual storytelling through photography. Opinions discusses the hardship women face in the sports field and its ties to sexual harassment. Another writer shares the opinion that US foreign aid during the pandemic should be rooted in compassion, offering its help to less developed countries.
For the sex and relationships special issue, news reports on the body positivity movement, and university students' experiences with eating disorders and diet culture. Opinions shares articles which argue the importance of passing progressive legislation for the welfare of the LGBTQ community, and the need to journey to self love after turbulent childhoods for the sake of happy future relationships.
Podcast interns Jennifer Choi, Juliana Slocum, and Minal Chawla interview three Stony Brook University faculty members, asking the question "What have you learned over the past year?" Featuring teaching assistant in the university's film program, Maja Čule, lecturer Dr. Jennifer Carter from the school of business and department of philosophy, and Professor Shikaripur Sridhar of the Asian American Studies program and linguistics department.
This week, news discusses the Stony Brook's decision to hold in-person graduation ceremonies for the spring, and how the coup in Myanmar has effected Burmese students studying in the US.
This week, news covers the expansion for vaccine eligibility in New York State. Arts condemns the xenophobic attacks against the Asian community, interviewing students for their thoughts. Arts also covered the event "Are We Allies?" which weighs the similarities between the Black and Asian student experience on campus. Opinions discusses the decision of Mavericks owner, Mark Cuban, to cease the playing of the national anthem at home games as an active stand against racial injustice in the country.
Edited by Khushi Bist
This week, news discusses how university union workers are arguing against the university's phase return plan claiming its breach against the telecommunications agreement with New York State. Arts shares a unique story of a dancing dentist. For opinions, one writer reflects on President Biden's first month in office, and another writer argues for autonomy in the Covid world.
The podcast interns speak with Athletics Director Shawn Heilbron on how he and his team have accounted for the atypical season brought about by the pandemic. Podcast intern Justin Burns interviews student athletes on how they have stayed in shape at home during the off season, and Jules Slocum and Tim Giorlando highlight star seniors and upcoming games to look out for.
This week, news covers the university’s course of action for Covid regulation after a recent spike in cases amongst residential students. Also covered is Professor Nancy Hollingsworth receipt of a fellowship from the American Association for the Advancement in Science to further her research on genetic cell mutations. Arts interviews student artists who participated in the student mural, “Reckoning” currently on display in the Paul W. Zuccaire gallery. And opinions discusses toxic masculinity and the fact checking policies of the social media giant, Facebook.
This week, News discusses the president's response to Cuomo's unofficial budgeting for SUNY schools, alongside research on the impact of blue light technology on health. Arts reviews the film “To All the Boys Always and Forever” and highlights student work by Michelle Chen called “Voices from the Chinese Diaspora.” Sports gives us an overview of this past weekend's games and and Opinions shares articles written by a participant of SBU's Center for Civic justice centering on activism and education, and another piece on how the effects of climate change are disadvantaging certain demographics.
This week, editors at The Statesman describe articles from the Black History Month special issue. News details the lack of memorialization of Black figures on campus, Arts and Culture describes the Black Lives Matter movement within the athletic community and Opinions discusses the whitewashing of U.S. history, among other things.
This week, news covers the university's GPNC (Graded/Pass/No credit) extension and the Stony Brook community's "Processing the 2020 Election; a time for connection, healing and unity" event. Arts reports on the student vigil held for Breonna Taylor and a recent guest lecture by Judith B. Clark for the "Leading Women of Tomorrow" group. Finally, opinions shares thoughts on the need for showing affection to those we care about and the ideological differences between the government and how the represent their constituents.
This week, news covers the presidential and local election results for Suffolk County, arts writes on WSHU's virtual discussion on the presidential election along with David W. Jacobson's new album "POTUS," and opinions discusses the long-term affects of this year's elections and what they mean for the U.S. moving forward.
In this week's episode, news reports on the Executive Order on Combating Race and Sex Stereotyping and SUNY's Covid requirements for Thanksgiving break, and opinions shares their op-ed on Stony Brook's GP/NC decision, written by Interim Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs, Fotis Sotiropoulos.
Interview with Stony Brook political science professor, Helmut Norpoth, an expert on election forecasting, presidential elections and voter behavior and creator of the "Primary Model." Listen to hear him talk about his prediction for Trump's re-election, his model and the electoral college debate.
News covers the Black Lives Matter protest that was held on campus, along with the petition to reinstate the GPNC credit option for students. Arts and culture discusses Luciano Garbati's statue titled "Medusa with the Head of Perseus," unveiled this month in lower Manhattan, and opinions introduces their student write-ins commenting on the last presidential debate before the election.
This past week, Stony Brook University Hospital is named a leader in LGBTQ+ healthcare. Arts and culture gives a review of the new Netflix series, “Emily in Paris,” and opinions discusses President Trump’s executive order that stops diversity training.
As part of our mental health special issue, we interviewed Julian Pessier, the director of Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) and junior psychology major, and vice president of The Humanology Project, Stony Brook chapter, Aamna Aatif to gain insight into how staff and students are perceiving the campus' handling of campus mental health resources during the pandemic.
This week on the Weekly Wrap Up, the Undergraduate Student Government (USG) election results are in, and the student body has elected Huntley Spencer as the USG president. Also, the Metropolitan Museum of Art reopened its doors on Aug. 29, and an opinions writer asks college students to stop partying.
This week on the Weekly Wrap Up, more students test positive for the coronavirus and former Interim President Michael Bernstein plans to step down from his position as provost. Our arts editor looks to the Stony Brook film festival, which begins this week, and The Statesman editors make an announcement about new changes at the paper this semester.
Today on the Weekly Wrap Up, editors give listeners an overview of what to find in The Statesman‘s COVID-19 special issue. Hear about news on clubs and organizations dealing with new restrictions, how students are adjusting to mask requirements and an opinion from a student on science literacy in regards to COVID-19.
Episode five of the Weekly Wrap Up features editors from every section giving the highlights of the semester. This semester, News covered the USG referendum, the Presidential Search Committee and a professor who stole cancer research funds. Arts and Culture wrote about new galleries in the Wang Center and documentaries. Opinions published several letters of a professor’s firsthand experience during the protests in Chile. Sports recapped the biggest moments from the fall semester programs. Hosted and produced by Sara Ruberg.
The fourth episode of the Weekly Wrap Up. This week features a lawsuit from a former Stony Brook swim coach, concert and video game reviews, opinions on universities as echo chambers, summaries of the week’s sporting events and much more. The podcast includes editors from each section giving listeners the news of the week every Sunday. Hosted and produced by Sara Ruberg.
News Editor Brianne Ledda sits down with Eric Wagner, a former Undergraduate Student Government (USG) judiciary member and a current USG senator, and Isaiah Momplaisir, a current USG judiciary member. The trio discuss the USG constitutional referendum released this week. Voting on the referendum ends Nov. 15 at noon. PRODUCED BY BRIANNE LEDDA, SARA RUBERG, MAYA BROWN AND SAMANTHA ROBINSON
The second episode of The Weekly Wrap Up, a podcast featuring The Statesman Editors summarizing the past week’s stories.
Episode 3 of The Statesman’s podcast, Talk Newsy to Me. A DACA recipient, a Long Island immigrant student advocate and two student journalists discuss the U.S.-Mexico boarder wall, its impact on college students and the country as a whole.
Episode 2 of The Statesman’s podcast, Talk Newsy to Me. Stony Brook students involved in environmentalism on campus sit down to discuss the recent climate change report released by the United States government on Nov. 23.
Producer and Director: Christopher Cameron Host: Kelly Zegers
News: Anchor and script writer: Michaela Kilgallen
Arts and Entertainment: Anchor and Script writer: Rena Thomas
Sports: Anchor and Script writer: Chris Gaine
Producer and Director: Christopher Cameron Host: Hanaa' Tameez
News: Anchor and script writer: Rachel Siford
Arts and Entertainment: Anchor and Script writer: Rena Thomas
Sports: Anchor and Script writer: Kelly Saberi
Producer and Director: Christopher Cameron Host: Kelly Zegers
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Arts and Entertainment: Anchor and Script writer: Rena Thomas
Sports: Anchor and Script writer: David Vertsberger
Producer and Director: Christopher Cameron Host: Hanaa' Tameez
News: Anchor and script writer: Michaela Kilgallen
Arts and Entertainment: Anchor and Script writer: Rena Thomas
Sports: Anchor and Script writer: Chris Gaine
Producer and Director: Christopher Cameron Host: Hanaa' Tameez
News: Anchor and script writer: Michaela Kilgallen
Arts and Entertainment: Anchor and Script writer: Rena Thomas
Sports: Anchor and Script writer: Chris Gaine
Producer and Director: Christopher Cameron Host: Hanaa' Tameez
News: Anchor and script writer: Michaela Kilgallen
Arts and Entertainment: Anchor and Script writer: Rena Thomas
Sports: Anchor and Script writer: Chris Gaine
Producer and Director: Christopher Cameron Host: Niveditha Obla
News: Anchor and script writer: Michaela Kilgallen
Arts and Entertainment: Anchor and Script writer: Rena Thomas
Sports: Anchor: Cameron Boon Script writer: Chris Gaine
Producer and Director: Christopher Cameron Host: Hanaa' Tameez
News: Anchor and script writer: Michaela Kilgallen
Arts and Entertainment: Anchor and Script writer: Rena Thomas
Sports: Anchor: Cameron Boon Script writer: Chris Gaine
Producer: Christopher Cameron Host: Hanaa' Tameez
News: Anchor: Rachel Siford Script writer: Kelly Saberi
Arts and Entertainment: Anchor and Script writer: Rena Thomas
Sports: Anchor: Cameron Boon Script writer: David Vertsberger
Producer: Christopher Cameron Host: Hanaa' Tameez
News: Anchor: Michaela Kilgallen Script writer: Kelly Saberi
Arts and Entertainment: Anchor and Script writer: Rena Thomas
Sports: Anchor: Cameron Boon Script writer: David Vertsberger
Producer: Christopher Cameron Host: Kelly Zegers
News: Anchor and Script writer: Kelly Saberi
Arts and Entertainment: Anchor and Script writer: Rena Thomas
Sports: Anchor: David Vertsberger Script writer: Chris Gaine
Producer: Christopher Cameron Host: Kelly Zegers
News: Anchor and Script writer: Kelly Saberi
Arts and Entertainment: Anchor and Script writer: Krysten Massa
Sports: Anchor: Cameron Boon Script writer: Chris Gaine
Producer: David Vertsberger Host: Hanaa' Tameez
News: Anchor and Script writer: Kelly Saberi
Arts and Entertainment: Anchor and Script writer: Krysten Massa
Sports: Anchor: Cameron Boon Script writer: David Vertsberger
Producer:David Vertsberger Host: Rebecca Anzel
News: Anchor and Script writer: Kelly Zegers, Assistant News Editor
Arts and Entertainment: Anchor and Script writer: Krysten Massa, Assistant Arts and Entertainment Editor
Sports: Anchor: Joe Galotti, Sports Editor Script writer: David Vertsberger, Assistant Sports Editor
Producer: David Vertsberger Host: Rebecca Anzel
News: Anchor and Script writer: Kelly Zegers
Arts and Entertainment: Anchor and Script writer: Krysten Massa
Sports: Anchor: Joe Galotti Script writer: David Vertsberger
Producer: David Vertsberger Host: Rebecca Anzel
News: Anchor: Kelly Zegers Script writer: Kelly Saberi
Arts and Entertainment: Anchor and Script writer: Krysten Massa
Sports: Anchor: Joe Galotti Script writer: Joe Galotti
Producer: David Vertsberger Host: Rebecca Anzel
News: Anchor and Script writer: Kelly Zegers
Arts and Entertainment: Anchor and Script writer: Krysten Massa
Sports: Anchor: Joe Galotti Script writer: David Vertsberger
Producer: David Vertsberger Host: Rebecca Anzel
News: Anchor and Script writer: Kelly Zegers
Arts and Entertainment: Anchor: Krysten Massa Script writer: Chelsea Katz
Sports: Anchor: Joe Galotti Script writer: David Vertsberger
Producer: David Vertsberger Host: Keith Olsen
News: Anchor and Script writer: Kelly Zegers, Assistant News Editor
Arts and Entertainment: Anchor and Script writer: Chelsea Katz, Assistant Arts and Entertainment Editor
Sports: Anchor: Joe Galotti, Sports Editor Script writer: David Vertsberger, Sports Editor
Producer: Cameron Boon Host: Mike Daniello, Managing Editor
News: Anchor: Kelly Zegers, Assistant News Editor Script writer: Kelly Zegers, Assistant News editor
Arts and Entertainment: Anchor: Giselle Barkley, Arts & Entertainment Editor Script writers: Giselle Barkley, Assistant Arts & Entertainment Editor
Sports: Anchor: Joe Galotti, sports editor Script writer: Cameron Boon, assistant sports editor
Producer: David Vertsberger Host: Mike Daniello
News: Anchor and Script writer: Kelly Zegers
Arts and Entertainment: Anchor: Giselle Barkley Script writer: Chelsea Katz
Sports: Anchor: Joe Galotti Script writer: David Vertsberger
Producer: Cameron Boon Host: Mike Daniello, Managing Editor
News: Anchor: Chris Leelum, Assistant News Editor Script writer: Chris Leelum, Assistant News editor
Arts and Entertainment: Anchor: Giselle Barkley, Arts & Entertainment Editor Script writers: Chelsea Katz, Assistant Arts & Entertainment Editor
Sports: Anchor: Joe Galotti, sports editor Script writer: Andrew Eichenholz, assistant sports editor
Producer: David Vertsberger Host: Mike Daniello
News: Anchor and Script writer: Kelly Zegers
Arts and Entertainment: Anchor: Giselle Barkley Script writer: Krysten Massa
Sports: Anchor: Joe Galotti Script writer: David Vertsberger
Producer: Cameron Boon Host: Rebecca Anzel, Managing Editor
News: Anchor: Kelly Zegers, Assistant News Editor Script writer: Kelly Zegers, Assistant News editor
Arts and Entertainment: Anchor: Giselle Barkley, Arts & Entertainment Editor Script writers: Chelsea Katz, Assistant Arts & Entertainment Editor
Sports: Anchor: Joe Galotti, sports editor Script writer: Cameron Boon, assistant sports editor
Producer: David Vertsberger Host: Rebecca Anzel, Managing Editor
News: Anchor: Kelly Zegers, Assistant News Editor Script writer: Kelly Zegers, Assistant News editor
Arts and Entertainment: Anchor: Giselle Barkley, Arts & Entertainment Editor Script writers: Chelsea Katz, Assistant Arts & Entertainment Editor
Sports: Anchor: Joe Galotti, sports editor Script writer: David Vertsberger, assistant sports editor
Producer: Cameron Boon Host: Mike Daniello, Managing Editor
News: Anchor: Kelly Zegers, Assistant News Editor Script writer: Kelly Zegers, Assistant News editor
Arts and Entertainment: Anchor: Chelsea Katz, Arts & Entertainment Editor Script writers: Chelsea Katz, Assistant Arts & Entertainment Editor
Sports: Anchor: Joe Galotti, sports editor Script writer: Cameron Boon, assistant sports editor
Producer: David Vertsberger Host: Rebecca Anzel
News: Anchor and Script writer: Kelly Zegers, Assistant News Editor
Arts and Entertainment: Anchor: Giselle Barkley, Arts Editor Script writer: Chelsea Katz, Assistant Arts Editor
Sports: Anchor: Joe Galotti, Sports Editor Script writer: David Vertsberger, Assistant Sports Editor
Producer: Cameron Boon Host: Rebecca Anzel, Editor-in-Chief
News: Anchor: Kelly Zegers, Assistant News Editor Script writer: Kelly Zegers, Assistant News editor
Arts and Entertainment: Anchor: Giselle Barkley, Arts & Entertainment Editor Script writers: Chelsea Katz, Assistant Arts & Entertainment Editor
Sports: Anchor: Joe Galotti, sports editor Script writer: David Vertsberger, assistant sports editor
Producer: David Vertsberger Host: Keith Olsen
News: Anchor and Script writer: Kelly Zegers, Assistant News Editor
Arts and Entertainment: Anchor and Script writer: Chelsea Katz, Assistant Arts and Entertainment Editor
Sports: Anchor: Joe Galotti, Sports Editor Script writer: David Vertsberger, Assistant Sports Editor
Producer: Cameron Boon Host: Mike Daniello, Managing Editor
News: Anchor: Kelly Zegers, Assistant News Editor Script writer: Kelly Zegers, Assistant News editor
Arts and Entertainment: Anchor: Giselle Barkley, Arts & Entertainment Editor Script writers: Chelsea Katz, Assistant Arts & Entertainment Editor
Sports: Anchor: Joe Galotti, sports editor Script writer: Cameron Boon, assistant sports editor
Producer: Cameron Boon Host: Rebecca Anzel, editor-in-chief
News: Anchor: Kelly Zegers, Assistant News Editor Script writer: Kelly Zegers, Assistant News editor
Arts and Entertainment: Anchor: Giselle Barkley, Arts & Entertainment Editor Script writers: Chelsea Katz, Assistant Arts & Entertainment Editor
Sports: Anchor: Joe Galotti, sports editor Script writer: Andrew Eichenholz, assistant sports editor
Producer: Brandon Benarba Associate Producers: David Vertsberger, Assistant Sports Editor Cameron Boon, Assistant Sports Editor Host: Rebecca Anzel, editor-in-chief
News: Anchor and Script writer: Kelly Zegers, Assistant News Editor
Arts and Entertainment: Anchor: Giselle Barkley, Arts & Entertainment Editor Script writers: Chelsea Katz, Arts & Entertainment Assistant Editor
Sports: Anchor: Joe Galotti, Sports Editor Script writer: David Vertsberger, Assistant Sports Editor