Jay and Brady talk with Chris Phillip, host of The Spurs Up Show about all things Gamecock sports including the future for Frank Martin and what he expects out of Shane Beamer's first year as football head coach.

Hosted by Brady Fitzgerald and Jay Weaver; Produced and edited by Flynn Snyder

This week, Kendall and Lydia sit down with Columbia mayoral and At-large City Councilwoman Tameika Isaac Devine. Hear her plans about affordable housing, city development and inclusion in Columbia.

Hosted by Kendall Smith and Lydia Blackstone; Produced and edited by Chelsea Bines and Joshua Tekle

This week, Troy joins the show as host as he and Flynn discuss the fireflies natural event taking place at Congaree National Park. Then they take a turn to the arts with a discussion of the Artista Vista festival coming to the Vista over the weekend. Finally, they’ll wrap up with an interview with Lauren Strange of the Koger Center and their unique gallery called the 1593 project.

Hosted by Flynn Snyder and Troy Dassing; Produced and edited by Joshua Tekle

This week, we discuss the controversial Lil Nas X music video. We also take a look at the Women’s Basketball Team's Final Four matchup and discuss a new podcast coming to Cola that focuses on Cola.

Hosted by Flynn Snyder and Trey Martin; Produced and edited by Troy Dassing and Joshua Tekle

On this weeks episode, Lydia and Kendall discuss the new eligibility rules for COVID-19 vaccines in South Carolina. As of Thursday, anyone 16 and older in the state is now eligible for the COVID vaccine. Also, President Biden held his first press conference amid the influx of those arriving at the southern border and the rise in hate crimes against Asian Americans across the country.

Hosted by Lydia Blackstone and Kendall Smith; Produced and edited by Chelsea Bines, Joshua Tekle and Flynn Snyder

Brady and Jay talk with star Gamecock tennis player Mia Horvit about how the women's team is looking as they come closer to the SEC Tournament. Plus, get up-to-date stats and analysis on the women's basketball team's march into the NCAA Tournament. We also look forward toward the baseball team's resurgence after a dismal performance against the Texas Longhorns as they were swept three games to none on the road in Austin, TX.

Hosted by Brady Fitzgerald and Jay Weaver; Produced and edited by Flynn Snyder

This week, Local Eyes talks with Holly James from the Carolina Equality Alliance. James addresses the impacts of anti-trans legislation in South Carolina, and the potential impacts of removing certain protections from the bill for the LGBTQ+ community.

Hosted by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey and Brianna Rao; Produced and edited by Courtney McClain and Flynn Snyder

This week, we talk about a series of concerts the school of music is putting on to honor pandemic frontline workers. Trey discuss a pop-up fair he attended that appeared outside the Dutch Fork Mall seemingly overnight, then we sit down with SGTV Program Director Finn Carlin to discuss Aliyah Boston’s appearance on the official Instagram account. We then dive into a bracket for naming a new location coming to the UofSC campus.  Catch it all, right here on Hot Topics.

Hosted by Flynn Snyder and Trey Martin; Produced and edited by Troy Dassing and Josh Tekle

On this week’s episode, we are joined by mayoral candidate Sam Johnson. Sam is a UofSC alum who shared his plans on how he hopes to win the mayoral election this upcoming fall, what he plans to do to help students engage with the community and what inspired him to run. Plus, our hosts covered a special segment regarding the Religious Freedom Act Bill that was just passed at the statehouse.

Hosted by Lydia Blackstone and Kendall Smith; Produced and edited by Chelsea Bines, Flynn Snyder and Joshua Tekle

This week, we get an inside look into the creation of Garnet Media Group’s Best of Carolina 2021 production and some winners announced right here on Hot Topics. Then, we sit down with Max Joseph, the award winning student filmmaker based here in Columbia to talk about his new project "Quite Mistaken."

Hosted by Flynn Snyder and Trey Martin; Produced and edited by Troy Dassing and Joshua Tekle

On this week's show, we are joined by Student Body Government president-elect Alex Harrell. He shares with us his plans for his time as president and hints at some good news for seniors hoping for an in-person graduation. Plus, our hosts highlight some influential women as we celebrate International Women's Day.

Hosted by Lydia Blackstone and Kendall Smith; Produced and edited by Chelsea Bines, Flynn Snyder and Joshua Tekle

This week, Trey Martin is back in the studio to discuss Hip Hop night from Curiosity Coffee Bar that he attended last week. Then, we take a look at the results of the Student Government runoff elections, a discussion on and South Carolina restrictions being lifted on bars and how the Golden Globes performed this year in the age of COVID.

Hosted by Flynn Snyder and Trey Martin; Produced and edited by Troy Dassing and Joshua Tekle

Brady and Jay break down a red hot Carolina baseball team and the mixed results ending to both basketball seasons. Plus, some good news! Listen to find out why the two are particularly excited about the upcoming football season.

Hosted by Brady Fitzgerald & Jay Weaver; Produced and edited by Flynn Snyder

This week, Troy Dassing is in for Trey as we talk breaking updates from the student body government elections and what's coming next. Then, a discussion on the breakup of one of the most popular electronic duos of all time: Daft Punk. Later, we finish up with an interview with the vice president of the UofSC chapter of the NAAC: Krishna Alexander.  All this ONLY on Hot Topics.

Hosted by Flynn Snyder and Trey Martin; Produced and edited by Troy Dassing and Josh Tekle

South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster signed the 'Fetal Heart Beat Bill' into law – a measure banning most abortions if a heartbeat is detected. However, shortly after, a federal judge blocked the measure from taking effect. On today's show, we break down all you need to know about where the law stands. We're joined by Alexia Newman of the Carolina Pregnancy Center and Richland County Councilwoman and Planned Parenthood organizer Allison Terracio to discuss the latest.

Hosted by Lydia Blackstone and Kendall Smith; Produced and edited by Chelsea Bines, Flynn Snyder and Joshua Tekle.

This week, we discuss the winter weather sweeping across the nation and how Wells Fargo is enacting change through Black-owned banks, including one in right here in Columbia. Then, a conversation with student body Vice Presidential candidate Emily Dengler of the Evolve platform.

Hosted by Flynn Snyder and Trey Martin; Produced and edited by Troy Dassing and Josh Tekle.

This week we discuss The Weeknd’s Super Bowl Halftime show and how he put his own funds first. We also got a chance to sit down with Tori Richman, a Tampa Bay Buccaneers photographer, and UofSC alum about her experience at the Super Bowl. And we wrap up with how a Chick-Fil-A manager helped with the logistics of vaccine distribution.

Hosted by Flynn Snyder and Trey Martin; Produced and edited by Troy Dassing and Joshua Tekle

Brady and Jay discuss the aftermath of the women's basketball loss to UConn and how the Gamecocks can reclaim their number 1 ranking. Then, Brady covers the men's basketball team loss against Alabama. Finally, the two recap a Super Bowl unlike any other and compare Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes.

Catch The Countdown every Friday on 90.5 WUSC-FM & HD-1 Columbia or any radio streaming app. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter for updates @WUSC_News.

Hosted by Brady Fitzgerald and Jay Weaver; Produced and edited by Flynn Snyder and Joshua Tekle

Brady and Jay take a deep dive into South Carolina's Men's and Women's basketball teams and look at their upcoming schedules. Then, they discuss Shane Beamers recruiting class and the bright stars that are coming into the program. Finally, they break down the Super Bowl 55 matchup between Patrick Mahomes and Tom Brady. 

Hosted by Brady Fitzgerald and Jay Weaver; Produced and edited by Flynn Snyder and Joshua Tekle

This week on Hot Topics, we discuss a unique exhibit headed to the Columbia Museum of Art and how you can get in early. We also look into the newly opened brewery hitting West Columbia that benefits veterans in South Carolina. Then, we talk with Isaac Luther, a UofSC student who volunteered to help distribute the COVID-19 vaccine.

Hosted by Flynn Snyder and Trey Martin; Produced and edited by Troy Dassing and Joshua Tekle

Host Brady Fitzgerald and Cohost Jay Weaver break down South Carolina’s men and women’s basketball teams, and look ahead to both of their schedules. Then, they discuss more of Shane Beamers acquisitions from the transfer portal. All that and more!

Hosted by [Brady Fitzgerald and Jay Weaver]; Produced and edited by [Flynn Snyder and Joshua Tekle]

This week we discuss the wild past few days that Gamestop has experienced in the stock market and its interesting potential future.  We also cover a debate raging across the Palmetto state: Redesigning the South Carolina flag. And a sit down with Curtis Caesar John of the Luminal Theater to discuss satellite hosting this year's Sundance Film Festival.

Hosted by Flynn Snyder and Trey Martin; Produced and edited by Troy Dassing and Josh Tekle

The Presidential Inauguration, New A'ja Wilson Statue and 101 Women Who Shaped South Carolina ]

Joe Biden is now the 46th President of the United States. In this episode, we recap an Inauguration Day unlike any other including South Carolina's connection to the day's festivities. We then head over to Colonial Life Arena to discuss the new statue dedicated to A'ja Wilson, one of the most successful Gamecock athletes of all time. Find out what the statue means to her and her family. We also get a chance to sit down with UofSC professor and South Carolina author Dr. Valinda Littlefield to discuss her newest book 101 Women Who Shaped South Carolina. Find out what makes this book different from others like it.

Catch Hot Topics every Wednesday at 6:00pm on 90.5 WUSC-FM & HD-1 Columbia or any radio streaming app. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter for updates @WUSCNews

Hosted by [Flynn Snyder and Trey Martin]; Produced and edited by [Troy Dassing and Josh Tekle]

Two former instructors have issued sexual harassment lawsuits against visual arts professor David Voros two years after a student lodged similar allegations against him. Also, a look at a community organization with the goal of giving Columbia access to fresh produce during the pandemic.

Hosted by Erin Slowey and Ward Jolles; Produced by Mary-Bryant Charles and Ward Jolles; Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

Gamecock Football has announced their new coach Shane Beamer to lead the team next season. We also discuss yarn bombing that has taken Main Street Columbia by storm and a sit down with local musician Brandon Huggins of the Amethyst Project.

Hosted by Flynn Snyder and Troy Dassing; Produced by Troy Dassing and Ward Jolles; Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

Nicole Maskiell, assistant professor in the Department of History, talks about the history of Thanksgiving. Also, Tom Santaniello, Executive Producer for SGTV’s Capital City Sports, discusses the firing of Will Muschamp and what it means for the rest of the football season.

Hosted by Erin Slowey and Ward Jolles; Produced by Mary-Bryant Charles and Ward Jolles; Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

This week we discuss ex-head coach Will Muschamp being relieved of his duties as head coach. We cover everything you’ll need to know about Top Golf at Williams Brice. A look into the new White Claw brewery coming to Richland county and a discussion of new tech and a campus Apple store with WUSC’s tech correspondent.

Hosted by Flynn Snyder and Trey Martin; Produced by Troy Dassing and Ward Jolles; Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

Democratic Party infighting between centrists and progressives has the future of the party hanging by a thread. South Carolina State Representative Gilda Cobb-Hunter to join us on what she thinks needs to happen to create a more united party. Then, we look at our neighbors in Georgia, who are focusing on the January Senate runoffs. USC Political Science Professor Douglass Thompson discusses obstacles both major parties face and the effects the results might have on president-elect Joe Biden's administration.

Hosted by Lydia Blackstone and Justin Walsh; Produced by Stephanie Justice and Ward Jolles; Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

Faculty Senate Chair Mark Cooper discusses the university’s plans for the spring semester. Also, epidemiologist Dr. Myriam Torres discusses the rise in COVID cases and the state of the development of a vaccine.

Hosted by Erin Slowey and Ward Jolles; Produced by Mary-Bryant Charles and Ward Jolles; Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

This week we got the chance to interview a real Jeopardy contestant and discuss his interactions with the one and only Alex Trebek as we look back at his life in remembrance. We also take time to talk with Fen Rockwell, creator of the award winning student film, Georgian Lens. All this and more...on Hottopics.

Hosted by Flynn Snyder and Trey Martin; Produced by Troy Dassing and Ward Jolles; Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

It’s official: Joe Biden will be the 46th president of the United States. However, President Trump has yet to concede. We talk to WUSC political correspondent Kendall Smith about the general election results and if the Trump team’s lawsuits could effect them. Then, South Carolina Democratic Party chairman Trav Robertson joins us to discuss why Democrats down ballot suffered numerous losses despite a a win at the top of the ticket.

Hosted by Lydia Blackstone and Justin Walsh; Produced by Stephanie Justice and Ward Jolles; Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

Executive Sports Producer for SGTV  Tom Santaniello and Sports Writer for Texas A&M Casey Stagenhaven discuss the upcoming football game between the Aggies and the Gamecocks. Also, political correspondents Tyler Fedor and Kailey Cota discuss the results of the 2020 presidential election.

Hosted by Erin Slowey and Ward Jolles; Produced by Mary-Bryant Charles and Ward Jolles; Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

This week we sit down to discuss the upcoming election results as they continue to pour in. We also take a moment to debrief with Lilly Heidari about an upcoming socially distant UofSC theater production.

Hosted by Flynn Snyder and Trey Martin; Produced by Troy Dassing and Ward Jolles; Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

Tomorrow is the day that we’ve all been waiting for: the final day of voting in the 2020 general election. What comes next? When will we get results? Can we rely on final polling? WUSC political correspondents Ward Jolles, Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey and Nick Harvey join us to answer these questions and more.

Hosted by Lydia Blackstone and Justin Walsh; Produced by Stephanie Justice and Ward Jolles; Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

Dr. Anthony Alberg, chair of the Arnold School’s Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, discusses the recent decline in reported COVID-19 cases on campus. Also, Sports Editor Megan Kinner and Senior News Writer David Ferrara of Clemson University’s student newspaper, The Tiger, talk about Clemson’s COVID numbers and Trevor Lawrence’s diagnosis.

Hosted by Erin Slowey and Ward Jolles; Produced by Mary-Bryant Charles and Ward Jolles; Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

This week, we discuss with Toni and Nicole Fulton of Columbia's The Hair Closet, the only black-owned hair manufacturer in the nation, about their business. We also take a dive into discussion on the viral video they took at the North Charleston Kanye West rally and more, here on Hot Topics.

Hosted by Flynn Snyder and Trey Martin; Produced by Troy Dassing and Ward Jolles; Edited by Allison Haswell and Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

President Donald Trump and former Vice President Biden went head-to-head in their final debate before November 3rd on Thursday. We discuss how well they laid out their platforms to voters with WUSC political correspondent Ward Jolles. Then, Democrats are concerned about the future of the Affordable Care Act as the expected confirmation of Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court nears. USC Public Health professor Sudha Xirasagar joins us to talk about the potential ramification if the Supreme Court were to rule the Affordable Care Act unconstitutional.

Hosted by Lydia Blackstone and Trey Martin; Produced by Stephanie Justice and Ward Jolles; Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

Dr. Sabra Custer of the College of Nursing discusses the arrival of flu season and why it’s important that South Carolinians get their flu shot. Also, President of College Democrats Jackson Neitart talks about the final presidential debate between President Donald Trump and Former Vice President Joe Biden.

Hosted by Erin Slowey and Ward Jolles; Produced by Mary-Bryant Charles and Ward Jolles; Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

This week we sit down with bassist Ed Irwin-Singer and drummer Joe Seaward of the UK band Glass Animals. We take a look into their new album, "Dreamland," and what they miss about performing in person. All that and more here on Hot Topics.

Hosted by Flynn Snyder, Trey Martin, and Troy Dassing; Produced by Troy Dassing and Ward Jolles; Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

Upon the cancellation of the second presidential debate, President Trump and former Vice President Biden held clashing town halls Thursday. We discuss the substance of each town hall with USC student Robert Cathcart and WUSC political correspondent Abigail Martin.

Hosted by Lydia Blackstone and Justin Walsh; Produced by Stephanie Justice and Ward Jolles; Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

This week, we chat with Paul Nederostek of Charleston band Dead Swells. We discuss the band's brand new album, their coordination of creating music while apart, music videos and more!

Hosted by Flynn Snyder and Trey Martin; Produced by Troy Dassing and Ward Jolles; Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

Could the political tides be turning in South Carolina? U.S. Senate candidate Jaime Harrison joins us to discuss his “toss-up” race against Lindsey Graham and the momentum his campaign is gaining three weeks away from the general election. Then, WUSC political correspondent Kendall Smith discusses the first tumultuous day of Senate Judiciary Committee hearings to confirm Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court.

Hosted by Lydia Blackstone and Justin Walsh; Produced by Stephanie Justice and Ward Jolles; Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

Brian Glynn, owner of Village Idiot Pizza, discusses what it's like to own a small business during a pandemic. Also, Off-Off Broadway President Alison Lambert talks about how they plan to continue bringing live theater to the Columbia Community while staying safe.

Hosted by Erin Slowey and Ward Jolles; Produced by Mary-Bryant Charles and Ward Jolles; Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

This week we sit down with Will Blackburn, lead singer of the Charleston native band Stop Light Observations. Taking a dive into the bands core, their response to Covid-19 and whats to come in the future for SLO…

Hosted by Flynn Snyder and Trey Martin; Produced by Troy Dassing and Ward Jolles; Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

The Gamecocks are having their normal season, giving us hope at the beginning and throwing it all away at the end. Tom and Brady talk about last weeks game vs the Vols and then preview the gamecocks game on Saturday vs the Gators. Tom and Brady break down what Muschamp needs to do to turn it around and the keys to having a successful game plan against Florida.

Hosted by Brady Fitzgerald and Tom Santaniello; Produced by Brady Fitzgerald and Ward Jolles; Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

President Trump may have been released from Walter-Reed Hospital, but that doesn't mean COVID-19 has stopped spreading throughout the White House. USC political science professor Bob Oldendick joins us to discuss the political implications of rising cases throughout the president's inner circle and their possible effects on public opinion. Then, political correspondent Stephanie Allen discusses Biden's leads in battleground state polls, what they mean, and if they're even reliable.

Hosted by Lydia Blackstone and Justin Walsh; Produced by Stephanie Justice and Ward Jolles; Outreach Coordinator is Julie Crosby; Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

Political correspondents Christine Bartruff and Finn Carlin discuss President Trump’s COVID-19 diagnosis and what it means for the election going forward. Also, Homecoming Sponsorship Director Marianne Buonopane talks about the university’s plans for homecoming in the midst of the pandemic.

Hosted by Erin Slowey and Ward Jolles; Produced by Mary Bryant Charles and Ward Jolles; Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

This week we take a look at big drama in the rap industry between Tory Lanez and Megan Thee Stallion as well as a new art display in the Columbia area. We also sit down with our political correspondent Finn Carlin to discuss the first 2020 Presidential Debate.

Hosted by Flynn Snyder, Trey Martin, and Chelsea Bines; Produced by Troy Dassing and Ward Jolles; Edited by Allison Haswell

After the passing Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg, Treasurer of College Democrats Richard Dorman discusses what comes next for the court as Republicans scramble to fill the vacant seat before the election. Also, Dance Marathon President Grace Lady shares what its been like organizing charity events during the pandemic.

Hosted by Erin Slowey and Flynn Snyder; Produced by Mary Bryant Charles and Ward Jolles; Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

This week we’re taking a look at how Williams Brice will be set up this football season as well as a large addition added out front. We break down how the South Carolina State Fair will operate under Coronavirus restriction. And a look back of the winners, losers and notable events from the 2020 Emmy Awards.

Hosted by Flynn Snyder, Trey Martin, and Chelsea Bines; Produced by Troy Dassing and Ward Jolles; Edited by Allison Haswell

The passing of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg shocked the nation this past weekend. USC political science professor Kirk Randazzo discusses the impact that Ruth Bader Ginsburg had on the law throughout her tenure on the Supreme Court. Then, hosts Lydia Blackstone and Justin Walsh talk about the political fallout occurring as Republicans rush to replace the late Justice, much to the dismay of Democrats.

Hosted by Lydia Blackstone and Justin Walsh; Produced by Stephanie Justice and Ward Jolles; Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

This week we take a look back at Chance the Rapper’s live digital performance in collaboration with Ralph Lauren to promote the new Ralph Lauren clothing line for Bitmoji. We break down some of the biggest tech announcements from this week and have a talk with a representative from Historic Columbia about an upcoming virtual festival coming to Columbia.

Hosted by Flynn Snyder and Trey Martin; Produced by Troy Dassing and Ward Jolles; Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

The University of South Carolina has recently been under fire for its handling of coronavirus on campus. We talked to Carolina Socialists president Jake Sawyer and USC Turning Point president Blake Ringer about their views on the university’s coronavirus respond and how officials should move forward.

Hosted by Lydia Blackstone and Justin Walsh; Produced by Stephanie Justice and Ward Jolles; Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

Jacob Hoffman, President of Carolina Productions, talks about how pandemic restrictions have affected planning on-campus events and what students can look forward to this semester. Also, Local Eyes executive producer Mary-Bryant Charles discusses the recent decline in campus cases of COVID-19, the state of saliva testing, and how students have been reacting to health guidelines.

Hosted by Ward Jolles and Erin Slowey; Produced by Mary-Bryant Charles and Ward Jolles; Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

This week we remember the legacy and life of Chadwick Boseman after his tragic passing. We also discuss a new music event from Historic Columbia that’ll give audiences the chance to see live music at one of Columbia’s historic sites. And a sitdown with Josh Willoughby, founder of Market on Main here in Columbia.

Hosted by Flynn Snyder and Trey Martin; Produced by Troy Dassing and Ward Jolles; Edited by Allison Haswell and Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

On this week's episode of Politically Inclined, Aspiring Abolitionist podcast host Janel Moore discusses USC's response to recent protests on campus, and USC student Lauryn Workman tells us how students can become better allies to their marginalized peers.

Hosted by Lydia Blackstone and Justin Walsh; Produced by Stephanie Justice and Ward Jolles; Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

Two roommates in quarantine after one tested positive for COVID-19 share their experiences getting tested and quarantined. Also, Daily Gamecock news editor Christine Bartruff discusses the university shut down of saliva testing, viral images of maskless students crowding a local bar, and more.

Hosted by Ward Jolles and Erin Slowey; Produced by Mary-Bryant Charles and Ward Jolles; Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

This week we take a debrief of Houdinifest with Trey. Last weeks socially distant MTV Video Music Awards and a deep dive conversation with Ija Charles, a local Columbia artist advocating for the BLM movement through her art that you can find all around Columbia.

Hosted by Flynn Snyder and Trey Martin; Produced by Troy Dassing and Ward Jolles; Edited by Allison Haswell and Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

South Carolina Democratic Party Chair Trav Robertson and USC senior Robert Cathcart talk about the positives and negatives of the DNC and RNC conventions and if each party did enough to mobilize their bases in November.

Hosted by Lydia Blackstone and Justin Walsh; Produced by Stephanie Justice and Ward Jolles; Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

Dr. Phillip Buckhaults, developer of the university’s new COVID-19 saliva tests, talks about developing the tests and what it means for campus life. Also, VP of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Julian Williams discusses the increase in demonstrations by racist groups on campus and the university policies that allow them to do so.

Hosted by Ward Jolles and Erin Slowey; Produced by Mary-Bryant Charles and Ward Jolles; Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

This week, we take a dive into a new interactive art scene taking the Columbia Main Street district by storm, including a look into Tame Impala's most recent performance via NPR Tiny Desk from home. Also, we sit down with Jake Lopiccolo, coordinator of a socially distant music festival coming to Tin Roof and The Senate Columbia.

Hosted by Flynn Snyder and Trey Martin; Produced by Troy Dassing and Ward Jolles. Edited by Allison Haswell and Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

South Carolina statehouse Rep. Gilda Cobb-Hunter discusses the importance of Sen. Kamala Harris’s role as running mate to Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden. Additionally, UofSC political science professor Dr. Kirk Randazzo joins to talk about the recent politicization of the United States Postal Service.

Hosted by Lydia Blackstone and Justin Walsh; Produced by Stephanie Justice and Ward Jolles. Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

A USC freshman describes his experience moving in to a dorm during a pandemic and how students are dealing with new safety regulations. Also, Maddie Ellis of UNC Chapel Hill's The Daily Tar Heel discusses what led to Chapel Hill's closing and what it's like for student journalists covering the spread of COVID.

Hosted by Ward Jolles and Erin Slowey; Produced by Mary-Bryant Charles and Ward Jolles. Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

USC Chief Operating Officer Jeffrey Perkins discusses how campus will look in the fall amidst the coronavirus pandemic. Also, two student filmmakers and finalists in USC’s Campus Movie Fest, Walker Bristeau and Mark Caplan, discuss their unique backgrounds and award-winning movies.

Hosted and Produced by Erin Slowey and Ward Jolles. Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

Hosted and produced by Ward Jolles; Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

Hosted and produced by Ward Jolles; Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

Hosted and produced by Ward Jolles; Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

Hosted and produced by Ward Jolles; Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

Hosted and produced by Ward Jolles; Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

Hosted and Produced by Ward Jolles; Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

Produced and edited by [Brendan Lewis]

Hosted by [Sarah Hudock Jeffery]; Produced and edited by [Brendan Lewis]

I talked holiday news, as gas pump prices continued to rise Thanksgiving Weekend as well as discussing some of the contributing factors, and warned our listeners to watch out for holiday scammers this season, and lend tips on how to avoid scamming. Sarah discussed Senator Kamala Harris pulling out of the 2020 Presidential Election, bringing out a debate on how finances can positively or negatively affect a Presidential campaign.

Edited and Produced by Brendan Lewis

Hosted By: Leah Robinson with Nick Klintworth and Sarah Hudock Jeffrey

Produced and Edited by Brendan Lewis

Produced and Edited by Brendan Lewis

Produced and Edited by Brendan Lewis

Hosted by RoseCatherine James with Dylan Leatherwood and Alex Burud Produced and Edited by Brendan Lewis

Hosted by: Leah Robinson with Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

Produced and Edited by Brendan Lewis

2019 List of States with the best teachers released- South Carolina ranks as 42. Mental health controversy surrounding new Joker origin movie. Updates on USC Sports.

The Free Times Music Crawl 2019 is around the corner! 6 venues, 1 night, 1 price. Plus, on a totally unrelated note, children's toys are becoming more inclusive.

Hosted by RoseCatherine James

Produced by RoseCatherine James; Edited by Brendan Lewis

Hosted by RoseCatherine James with Dylan Leatherwood and Kate Bothe

Electric scooters are making their way into big cities, but are they hazardous and trashy. On a separate note would you let someone have complete creative control over your wedding if it was free? Some say yes, others want too much. Tune in to find out this and more.

Produced and Edited by RoseCatherine James

Hosted by Leah Robinson

Produced and Edited by Leah Robinson

Hosted by Leah Robinson with Justin Okey

Produced and Edited by Leah Robinson

Hosted by Leah Robinson with Justin Okey

Produced and Edited by Leah Robinson

Hosted by RoseCatherine James with Leah Robinson and Dylan Leatherwood

USC has appointed an interim president as the search continues. A suspect has been released in Monday's bathroom incident. PLUSS new club regulations.

Produced and Edited by RoseCatherine James

Hosted by Rosie James with Leah Robinson, Troy Dassing, and Justin Okey.

We're joined this week by Megan Rigabar and Nate Duvall to discuss a lack of gender equality in the UofSC presidential search. Teachers are also planning on walking off the job in May, protesting a lack of change despite big promises from SC lawmakers.

Edited by James Smithwick Produced by Rosie James

Hosted by Rosie James with Tyler Walter and Matthew Anderson

Samantha Josephson's death has opened USC to conversations about rideshare safety. In response, Uber is releasing new features on their app in Columbia, with the hope of making it nationwide later. Also, the draft is quickly upon us, and Gamecock sports are on the rise.

Edited by Allison Hassle Produced by Rosie James

Hosted by Rosie James with Gage Giordano and Tyler Walters.

The masters are over and the winner surprised a lot of people -- but you probably already know Tiger won. But did you know that they're develop new solar technology that doesn't work with the sun???

Edited by Allison Haswell

Produced by Rosie James

Hosted by Rosie James with Dylan Leatherwood.

Special guest Olin Jenkins joins us to talk about WUSC memories. And USC Democrat's representative Ethan Mugnuson was on to talk about the Green New Deal.

Edited by Allison Haswell

Produced by Rosie James

Hosted by Rosie James with Justin Okey and Troy Dassing. Special Guest Sophia Johnson from Care-olina Animal Advocates.

Join us as we discuss Care-olina Animal Advocates safety for rideshare programs and share some of our wacky political opinions.

Edited by James Smithwick Produced by Rosie James

Hosted by Gage Giordano with Matthew Anderson and Tyler Walters

The first picture of a black hole could come out soon, but have you heard these sports updates?!

Edited by Allison Haswell

Produced by Rosie James

Hosted by Rosie James with Dylan Leatherwood.

If you feel behind on music news we can catch you up so you don't feel left out while talking with friends.

Edited by Allison Haswell Produced by Rosie James

Hosted Rosie James, with guests April Scott, associate director of mental health initiatives at USC, and Capt. Eric Grabski, community relations for USCPD.

University of South Carolina student Samantha Josephson went missing from the popular bar district of Five Points early Friday, March 29, 2019, and was found dead the next afternoon in a wooded area of Clarendon County. Nathaniel Rowland, 24, has been charged with her abduction and murder after police say Samantha's blood was found in his car. In the wake of this tragedy, the campus community is asking what to do next and where to go from here.

Produced and Edited by Rosie James

Hosted by Rosie James with Justin Okey and Troy Dassing

How do you feel about the Electoral College? What about your car regulating​ your speed?

Edited by James Smithwick Produced by Rosie James

Hosted by Dylan Leatherwood

Edited by Allison Haswel

Produced by Dylan Leatherwood

Hosted by Rosie James with Justin Okey and Troy Dassing

The Panthers may be moving their headquarters to South Carolina and Disney is taking over the world.

Edited by James Smithwick Produced by Rosie James

Hosted by Rosie James with Tyler Walters and Matthew Anderson.

It's time for Cock-a-doodle-Sports!

Produced and Edited by Rosie James

Hosted by Rosie James with Tyler Walters, Matthew Anderson, and Gage Giordano.

PETA has an interesting new campaign which is totally​ unrelated to sports, but we put them together anyways.

Produced and Edited by Rosie James

Hosted by Rosie James with Dyllan Leatherwood

Want to have your Keurig make your cocktails? Ever had your folks call the cops on you? You can find out about both is this episode.

Produced and Edited by Rosie James

Hosted by Rosie James with Justin Okey and Troy Dassing

Would you pay $2,000 for a phone or buy your drugs on an app? What about voting at 16? We let you know what we think about these issues. Let us know what you think @WUSCNews.

Edited by James Smithwick Produced by Rosie James

Hosted by Rosie James with Tyler Walters and Matthew Anderson.

Special guests from the Cinderella Project join us to talk about what they're doing to make prom dreams come true.

Produced and Edited by Rosie James

Hosted by Rosie James

WUSC News is joined by Garnet Media colleagues, The Daily Gamecock, to discuss JUUL on campus

Produced and Edited by Rosie James

Hosted by Rosie James with Troy Dassing and Justin Okey

They've caught​ the notorious drug load again, but will he stay in custody this time?

Edited by James Smithwick Produced by Rosie James

"On this World Radio Day, let us recognize the power of radio to promote dialogue, tolerance, and peace." — UN Secretary-General António Guterres.

As part of World Radio Day WUSC recorded a show and sent it to Germany for them to play on February 13. Likewise,​ they sent us a show to play on February 13. This is the German show. Look for part one to see what WUSC sent Germany.

World Radio Day is a day to celebrate radio as a medium; to improve international cooperation between broadcasters; and to encourage major networks and community radio alike to promote access to information, freedom of expression and gender equality over the airwaves.

Hosted by James Smithwick

"On this World Radio Day, let us recognize the power of radio to promote dialogue, tolerance, and peace." — UN Secretary-General António Guterres.

As part of World Radio Day WUSC recorded a show and sent it to Germany for them to play on February 13. Likewise, they sent us a show to play on February 13. This is the WUSC show. Look for part two to see what Germany sent WUSC.

World Radio Day is a day to celebrate radio as a medium; to improve international cooperation between broadcasters; and to encourage major networks and community radio alike to promote access to information, freedom of expression and gender equality over the airwaves.

Hosted by Rosie James with Tyler Walters, Gage Giordano, and Matthew Anderson

Produced and Edited by Rosie James

(http://www.un.org/en/events/radioday/)

We have BONUS CONTENT coming out then :D

Hosted by Rosie James with Matthew Anderson and Dylan Leatherwood

We have strong food opinions, do you? Let us know on Facebook and Twitter @WUSCNews

Edited by Allison Haswell Produced by Rosie James

Hosted by Rosie James with Justin Okey

Student elections are around the corner. Here's a brief summary.

Edited by James Smithwick Produced by Rosie James

Hosted by Rosie James with Tyler Walters and Matthew Anderson

Your favorite Monday treat: Cock-a-doodle Sports

Produced and Edited by​ Rosie James

Hosted by Rosie James

Yes, you should be watching cat video at work, but not for the reason you think. In other news, should you only speak English all the time? Twitter doesn't think so.

Produced and Edited by Rosie James

Hosted by Rosie James with Gage Giordano and the Orange Constant

The government is open now and South Carolina has some of the worst drivers in the country. But, on a happy note the Orange Constant, a band from Georgia, stopped in the station for an interview!

Produced and Edited by Rosie James

Hosted by Rosie James

Yep, these grown adults are still fighting.

Produced and Edited by Rosie James

Hosted by Rosie James

New legislation coming to SC could mean frozen tuition prices and a rise in the marrying age. Some are back to work in the middle of the longest shutdown in US history, but there are still many going without pay for what may be over a month.

Produced and Edited by Rosie James

Hosted by Rosie James with James Smithwick

CBD and THC are found in marijuana and hemp, which are both cannabis plants. CBD is higher in hemp and THC is higher in marijuana, but THC is illegal and CBD is controlled by the FDA. Confused? Listen to find out more.

Produced and Edited by Rosie James

Hosted by Rosie James with Finn Owen

Could overexposure to screens be harming childhood development? Will the government ever reopen?

Produced and Edited by Rosie James

Hosted by Rosie James with Finn Owen

WUSC's 90.5 Minutes of the News is now COCK-A-DOODLE-NEWS! We are very excited to launch with our first broadcast on Monday, January 14, from 6-6:30 pm.

You can join us every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 6-6:30 on air at 90.5 FM, online at (hhttps://wusc.fm), or on the Radio FX app!

Have you ever wondered what living with diabeties was like? Here a fist hand account from two University of South Carolina Students who were diagnoed at twelve and have been living with the disease ever since.

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This is a Garnet Media Production