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Full, unedited interview between Aural Fixation’s Greg Boone and the advisor for  this year’s Building Bridges Conference: Virgil Jones, Director of Multi-Cultural Programming at Gustavus .

Full, unedited interview between Aural Fixation’s Greg Boone and one of the student leaders for  this year’s Building Bridges Conference: Jing Han Soh.

Full, unedited interview between Aural Fixation’s Greg Boone and one of the student leaders for  this year’s Building Bridges Conference: Asitha Jayawardena.

Another candidate, Ari, rises as a front runner in the race for the Gustavus presidency. Zach and Spence break the news to you first, on KGSM. Tune in to learn the magic of the Ari campaign, and his mind-blowing platform.

In this week’s show, Scott Broady, Student Senate Parliamentarian, sits down with us to talk about the latest political intrigue on campus, the effects of which may impact the legitimacy of this semester’s student senate elections. Tune in for more and get The DL on the story you’ll find nowhere else.

One of the earlier broadcasts. Will our hosts turn into aliens? Find out now.

A short documentary about the 2008 Building Bridges Conference at Gustavus. Building Bridges is an annual diversity conference centered around the topics of activism and awareness. The 2008 “Genocide Awareness: How Will History Judge Us” featured keynote speaker Paul Rusesabagina. His keynote focused on his experiences with genocide and the rest of the conference featured [...]

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All in all, pretty standard fare. Zach forces all of us to listen to some country music. Mat and Ari stop by to discuss their campaigns and Brett Wilker sings some falsetto for us. Also, Silkey and Producer Greg Boone take a ride in the chopper with Zach as he does the weather from Chaska.

Matt and Gunter cover Groundhog Day, 20008

Co-Host Matt Schueffner returns from his polar bear hunting trip to Zanzibar and his journey back to the studio. We also discuss upcoming campus events and the Choir of Christ Chapel’s upcoming tour.

We play some new music from The Blend, and on this week’s “Breaking the Norm” Luke plays bathroom attendant in one of the campus bathrooms. Tune in for another great show.

Zach and Spence welcome their largest audience to date while Zach announces his candidate for Gustavus’ Presidency: Matt. Tune in to hear the beginnings of Matt’s platform, and remember to vote Matt on your Gustavus President ballot.

A documentary produced by Gustavus Alum John Biewen at the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University. Summer Slices is a documentary about southern culture as told by the people living in and around the Durham area. All of these stories were compiled at Duke’s summer radio camp. Biewen also does work for American Public Media’s [...]

Danny Bauer and Luke Garrison (formerly of the Spoke, and The Kaleb and Stephen Show) introduce the new show. “A brand new semester for fun and entertainment,” as Danny calls it.

Kim Braun and Lucas Neher, and Justin Martin and Chad Allen make the case for why you should vote for them this week on Blacklisted. Hopefully you’ll want to vote for at least one of them after listening to our show.

Aural Fixation’s Greg Boone sat down with Provost Dr. Mary E. Morton this fall for an exciting conversation about her new job at Gustavus, and her hopes for the future.

The second installment of Across the Pond, this week Jackie Cash and McCartney challenge Student Senate Co-Presidents Chris Edelbrock and Tony Spain to a debate about the issues facing the campus.

The pilot podcast for KGSM’s first and only Morning Show (well, the only one in the morning anyway), hosted by Alex Horton (McCartney) and Nick Hansen (Jackie Cash). Highlight’s from this pilot week’s broadcasts, our hosts talk about everything from their daily lives to pressing world issues. Tune in and enjoy.

Kaleb explains Pommel, Stephen talks about the latest fraternity to join our campus, and the gang discusses homecoming and other events in the week’s news, plus the usual banter.