Marquette Radio’s weekly arts and entertainment podcast. A quick breakdown down the A & E we love. With changing guests, hosted by Julianna Okosun.
Milwaukee-based rapper H. Kain sits down with MUR's Pat Swanson to discuss everything from music to braces.
Rick Maguire is a true legend in Boston and indie rock circles. Over the span of his musical career, largely through releases in his band Pile, he has gathered a dedicated fanbase and put out consistently incredible releases. He sits down with MUR's Tom Oeffling to discuss recent tours, recent music, heavy lyricism, diversity in musical output, and much, much, more.
The United Kingdom-based band grew to be an internet sensation with an album they recorded in high school during the 2000′s. It was originally never intended to be put on the internet to begin with.
Nobody knew who made the album until lead vocalist and guitarist Owain Davies received a Facebook message in Jan. of 2020 asking if he was a member of the band Panchiko.
Argo Nuff is an ambient music group that has been pioneering their own unique sound since 2018. Their most recent album, "dq" was released in August 2023. Ryan Taylor talks with Luke and Avery, two members of the band, about the origins of the group, their new album, Quizno's, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Kevin Gates, the magic of the internet, and more.
Friko sits down with Sofía Cortés and Tom Oeffling to talk about recent music, inspirations, the Hallogallo scene, and guilty pleasure songs.
Assistant Music Director Tom Oeffling and General Manager Sam Baughn sit down with President Lovell, to talk about some of his favorite songs of the year.
Damián Antón Ojeda is a multi-instrumentalist, lyricist, and producer who has been recording music since 2012. They have recorded under many names including Sadness, Life, Liminal Dream, Comforting, Trhä, and many others. Ryan Taylor talks with Ojeda about his project Trhä and gives insight into the many worlds Ojeda has created along with their music.
Sofía Cortés sits down with Bryan Kurkimilis and Adina Viarengo from White Ring to discuss meaning, past albums, and what's next for the duo.
William Basinski is a composer who has been making music and art since 1978. Basinski makes what he calls "experimental ambient electronic music." He is most known for his creation of The Disintegration Loops. Ryan Taylor sits down with Basinski and talks with him about his life and his work.
Boyscott's Scott Hermo Jr. talks with MUR's Tom Oeffling about touring, nature, "Goose Bumps," new music, fishing, and more.
News Audio Producer Connor Baldwin breaks down recent news from the world to Marquette.
In the latest episode of Wire Sports Weekly, sports audio producer Jackson Gross sits down with Women's Lacrosse beat reporter Emma Kroll to talk about the historic season the Golden Eagles are having. The two also preview the regular season finale agaisnt No. 3 Denver.
This episode of the Living Louder podcast series is hosted by Izzy Fonfara Drewel and produced by Jayna Hogan-White. Look for the Louder Than Words edition of the Marquette Journal on newsstands today.
This episode of the Living Louder podcast series is hosted by Jackson Gross and Reyna Galvez and centers around community service at Marquette. Look for the Louder Than Words edition of the Marquette Journal on newsstands today.
The Living Louder podcast series is done in collaboration with the Between Me & You podcast hosted by Andrew Amouzou, Rashad Alexander, and Aviral Rajvanshi. Look for the Louder Than Words edition of the Marquette Journal on newsstands today.
In today's episode we bring on Jayna Hogan-White and Lunden Davis, two heavily involved students at Marquette with big dreams. We hear from them on their biggest motivators, goals for the future and what they are doing now to help get them there. We couldn't forget to give them little pieces of advice of our own.
Senior Attacker Mary Schumar has had a historic season for the Marquette Women's lacrosse team. She is the all-time record holder for assists in Marquette History in part to her becoming the "quarterback," of the Golden Eagles Offense, which is ranked 2nd in the nation in scoring.
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In the second episode of Wire Sports Weekly of the week, Sports Audio Producer Jackson Gross sits down with Women's basketball beat reporter Jack Albright to recap the season for the Golden Eagles. They also discuss the departures of Chole Marotta and Makiyah Williams.
After falling to Michigan State in the second round of the NCAA Tournament on March 19, Sports Audio Producer Jackson Gross sits down with Executive Sports Editor John Leuzzi to recap the season for the Golden Eagles. The two also talk about the recent transfer news around Marquette and who Shaka Smart could add with an open Scholarship spot.
Trio Day: Recognition to Trio programs At Marquette University to assist low-income, first gen college students
Senior Hurdler Juru Okwaraomi has a busy lifestyle between being a captain on the Marquette Track and Field team, a Teaching Assistant and being on the honors pre-med track. However, she has been able to manage it all through her coach Bert Rogers and learning how to forgive herself.
In the first episode of the second semester, Sports Audio Producer Jackson Gross calls in Butler Athletics intern and former writer for the Butler Collegian Ethan Polak. The two preview Butler and Marquette's matchup set for National Marquette Day.
In the first episode of Wire Sports Weekly of 2023, Sports Audio Producer Jackson Gross brought in Executive Sports Editor John Leuzzi to talk about the match-up between Marquette and No. 6 UConn.
In a winter break edition of Wire Sports Weekly, sports audio producer Jackson Gross sits down with Marquette Women's Basketball beat reporters Ava Mares, John Gunville and Kaylynn Wright to discuss the team with Big East Play on the horizon.
Sam Baughn talks with President Michael Lovell about his favorite movies. Produced by Clare Lindstrom.
In this latest episode of Wire Sports Weekly, Sports Audio Producer Jackson Gross sat down with Assistant Sports Editor Ben Schultz and for the first time sports reporter Jack Albright. They got together to discuss the first round match-up in the NCAA Tournament for the Marquette Women's volleyball team as they host Ball State on Thursday Dec. 1.
In this episode of Wire Sports Weekly, Sports Audio Producer Jackson Gross sits down with volleyball beat reporter Ben Schultz to talk about the Big East Volleyball tournament after Marquette claimed the one seed. They recap the game on Nov. 19 against Creighton and give their predictions for the tournament as a whole.
Will Eikenbary interviews the two members of Shoegaze Punk band Private School, Caiden Dohr and Tom Oeffling. Produced by Clare Lindstrom.
Marquette women's volleyball assistant coach Abby Gilleand has returned to being on the bench with head coach Ryan Theis, this time as a coach.
In a live edition of Wire Sports weekly, Jackson Gross sits down with men's basketball beat reporter Ben Schultz and women's basketball beat reporter Ava Mares to talk all things Marquette Basketball as part of the Marquette Tribunes Golden Eagle Edition.
For the first time since his high school days, junior forward Olivier Maxence-Prosper will be playing with the same logo on his chest as he enters his second season with the Marquette men's basketball team.
Heading into her first collegiate season, first-year guard Emily La Chapell has been learning as much as she can from her veteran teammates as the women's basketball team prepares for opening day on Nov. 7.
In the latest episode of Wire Sports Weekly, Jackson sits down with men's soccer beat reporter Catherine Fink. They talk about the struggles for Marquette in Big East play after starting the season 4-3 as well as the bright spots on the team.
Clare Lindstrom & Angelina Galullo talk about indie rock band Hippo Campus' performance at the Riverside Theatre in Milwaukee.
On Episode Two of Wire Sports Weekly, Jackson Gross sits down with Executive Sports Editor John Leuzzi to talk about the Marquette Women's soccer team ahead of their match-up with the Seton Hall Pirates.
In her second season with the Marquette women's volleyball team, Samantha Naber has worked her way into the starting lineup for the No. 18 ranked Marquette Golden Eagles.
Blake and Rodriguez chat with Professor Stockdale about Marquette's convocation consequences.
Back on September 10th, the Marquette women's volleyball team hosted a Mental Health Awareness game against LSU and honored alum Jenny Fischer.
In the first edition of Wire Sports Weekly, women's volleyball beat reporters Jackson Gross and Ben Schultz sit down to discuss everything about the No. 19 ranked Golden Eagles. From the roster, to the coaching, to the record setting 11-1 start. Plus Jackson and Ben give their predictions for the rest of the regular season and postseason play.
Clare Lindstrom and Angelina Galullo dive deep into the behind the scenes at one of Marquette's coffee houses.
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MUR hosts Emily Bittman and Sam Baughn sit down with Marquette University President, Michael Lovell to discuss his favorite songs, podcasts, and audio books of Summer 2022. This podcast was produced by MUR Arts & Entertainment Audio Producer, Clare Lindstrom. She can be contacted at clare.lindstrom@marquette.edu.
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In this episode Grace Flynn and Julianna Okosun talk about the quartet/band Peach Pit. They discuss their newest album “from 2 to 3” and other favorites from the band's discography.
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In this episode Emily Sacco and Julianna talk about the netflix show Ozark, and its wild storyline and characters.
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In this episode Marissa Provenzale and Julianna Okosun discuss singer and rapper Tkay Maidza. They talk about Tkay’s music, style and the surrealistic colorful 90’s universe she has built in her music videos.
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