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Between the Lines: Mountain West Champions & Politics

Stay caught up with USU, Logan city, sports and more! This week with your host, Jacee Caldwell, get an inside take on Sports Manager, Jacob Nielson's thoughts on the MW Conference Championship football game and hear an inclusive interview from Utah U.S. Senate candidate, Becky Edwards

(Non)Professional Dating Advice Ep. 3 Love around the Holidays

Tylen makes a return on Kyle's show to discuss the magical time of year for love known as the Holidays.

Lets Taco Bout It: You Know What Else Starts with a C?

In this two part holiday extravaganza, Sam and Amaia make some classic chocolate chip cookies. 

Spooky Snippets: The Mystery and Conspiracies of Roanoke

Addie and Emma delve into the lost colony of Roanoke and discuss the possible reasons for its disappearance. 

Deep Roots: Understanding Afghanistan and Her Centuries of War, Part IV

Want to know more about why the news matters? Want to know more about the headlines spread across your news feed? On his show, Michael Popa II explores current events and hot topics from a historical perspective to better understand the current affairs of our community, country, and world. For centuries, foreign policy has been the cornerstone to America’s prominence on the world stage. What once was a predominantly isolationist precedent has now transformed into an overly hawkish tendency. Whether it be through direct involvement with the enemy or power contests conducted through proxy states, the U.S. has made itself both friend and foe to the nations of the world. While just a minute part of its history, one particular nation has tugged at not only the U.S.’ coffers, but also its news channels’ chyrons and citizens’ attention.
 
On this episode, Michael talks about the recent pullout from Afghanistan under the Biden administration. Featured on this episode is Dr. Austin Knuppe of the Utah State University Political Science Department.

Deep Roots: Understanding Afghanistan and Her Centuries of War, Part III

Want to know more about why the news matters? Want to know more about the headlines spread across your news feed? On his show, Michael Popa II explores current events and hot topics from a historical perspective to better understand the current affairs of our community, country, and world. For centuries, foreign policy has been the cornerstone to America’s prominence on the world stage. What once was a predominantly isolationist precedent has now transformed into an overly hawkish tendency. Whether it be through direct involvement with the enemy or power contests conducted through proxy states, the U.S. has made itself both friend and foe to the nations of the world. While just a minute part of its history, one particular nation has tugged at not only the U.S.’ coffers, but also its news channels’ chyrons and citizens’ attention.
 
On this episode, Michael talks about the buildup to the infamous 9/11 attacks and the resulting 20 year long Afghanistan War. Featured on this episode is Dr. Austin Knuppe of the Utah State University Political Science Department.

Between the Lines: National Holidays

Stay caught up with USU, Logan city, sports and more! This week with your host, Jacee Caldwell, we'll discuss 'fake' national holidays and why people choose to celebrate them with special guest, Andrew Manning

Lets Taco Bout It: Actual Tacos

Celebrating Taco Tuesday™ with 50 cent tacos from La Chispita Bakery.

(Non)Professional Dating Advice: Episode 2. Tylen Shares His Dating Resume

A good friend comes on the show to share his Dating Resume as well as his 2 cents on various dating aspects.

Spooky Snippets: Halloween‘s History

In this first episode of Spooky Snippets we discuss the history of Halloween ranging from ancient times up to the modern-day, reviewing how the holiday of Halloween has evolved into how we know it today.