Official podcast of The Runner, a laboratory newspaper published bi-weekly, in conjunction with the Department of Communications at California State University, Bakersfield.
Welcome to the first episode of Hot Goss. Yes, it's exactly how it sounds—four girls in different stages of life sharing their unfiltered perspectives. From friendships and relationships to everything in between. This weeks episode dives into the questions of if love exists, how many soulmates do we have and our favorite troupes.
Runner on Air says goodbye to the Fall semester. Marina last book review before graduation.
The Runner On Air speaks with the president of the Global Bridge Club at CSUB.
Runner On Air talks elections and the Runner Archive.
The Runner Archives and spooky Halloween stories from CSUB students. A book review of Dr. Frankenstein's Daughters.
The Runner On Air interviews a leader and volunteer from the basic needs program.
Runner On Air talks chicano, hispanic, latino/a/x/e knowledge. Runner Archives publishing a distasteful article, and local Kern County news and weather.
Jay and Marina look into Runner Archives years 1981, 1997 and 2014. Local Kern headlines today and a book review on R.L. Stine's Fear Street series.
Jay and Marina look into the Runner Archives from 1986, 1997 and 2014. A Star Wars book recommendation and fandom talk.
Hosts Jay and Marina talk Runner archives. As well as, an interview with the Editor in Chief of the Runner, Jocelynn Landon.
A look into the Runner Archives. Local Kern News and a book review with your hosts Jay and Marina.
The Runner on Air talks local sports with Steve. Hosts Jay and Marina interview an international student from Germany, visiting America for the first time. Tune in every week for new episodes of the Runner On Air.
Join hosts Jay and Marina on the second episode of this years Fall semester. Local CSUB News and a book review on, Before Beauty: A Retelling of Beauty and The Beast, by Brittany Fichter. As well as, events going on in the SRC this month and an invitation to join Converge and The Runner. Tune in every week.
Trigger warning: This week's episode discusses abuse. Welcome back, Runners. In today's episode, host Jay Cortes and co-host Marina Gonzalez discuss Kern County news updates and celebrate 50 years of The Runner by taking a look back into the archives. Marina is back with another book review, Sinner's Creed by Scott Stapp of the band Creed. Lastly, they discuss events happening at CSUB during the first week and opportunities to join The Runner on Air podcast team.
**Content warning this contains the topic of abuse** This week's podcast reviews Jennette McCurdy book I'm Glad My Mom Died. We talk about graduating with Stephen Kitchen-Andrews. His goals after graduation and his experience at Cal State Bakersfield.
Description: In the 9th episode of Runner on Air we learn about ASI. Associated StudentsI Inc. the on-campus student government. We speak with guest Erin Pruitt, current ASI director for students with disabilities. Alejandro Martinez, former director and new Executive of Campus Life. Pruitt is currently running for ASI President. She talks about the election process. As well as, different ways she advocates on behalf of students with disabilities. Alejandro Martinez explains how ASI is involved with club presidents and budgeting clubs here on campus. How to get involved in ASI and answer all the hosts questions regarding ASI.
Special guest Donato Cruz takes us on a deep dive into some of the lesser known history that still affects us today. As a masters history graduate and full time historical researcher he informs us of how practical segregation continues to effect us today, here in Bakersfield.
Hear the powerful message from junior Mike Romero. A business major who transformed his life through entrepreneurship. Mike Shares the secret to networking and how he met experts across multiple fields. As president of the Entrepreneurship Club Mike has made it his mission to inspire and help other students to find the same success he has. Listen to his incredible life experience and his encouraging philosophy! Want to be our next Guest? Email Jay Cortes Jcortes24@csub.edu !
This week, we dive into the life of the legendary Gene Simmons from Kiss. Get a brief history of his life and journey to becoming one of the most popular rockstars of all time. Next, hear from our Special guest and publications Editor in Chief here and The Runner, Ashleah Flores. She shares what women inspired her to chase her dreams and gives her perspective as woman who aspires to work in broadcasting.
Its almost election season, so this week we share information on Measure 1, the biggest proposition on the California ballot this year. We also explore the question of what kinds of political change we the people would like to see. Listen as the hosts try to answer the question of: "If you could pass any proposition, what would it be?" and we invite you to join the conversation. Comment your ideas on the instagram post at theruner_csub Your ideas will be discussed in next week's episode! **DISCLAIMER - The views and opinions expressed in this video are not the views and opinions held by The Runner. They are simply the thoughts and opinions of the individuals Speaking**
Volunteers in Oildale clean graffiti in their free time, weather updates, and other news. This time with special guest Samantha Morales. A student athlete who has been all over the country gives us insight on what it is like to attend CSUB as an athlete. Learn from her experience and hear her inspiring outlook.
For all CSUB Runners, come listen to the next episode of The Runner on Air podcast. There will be a discussion on the difference between living on campus and off campus. A new book segment about the autobiography of rock and roll legend Paul Stanely and some shared stories about theme parks.
For all CSUB Runners, come to listen to the first episode of The Runner on Air for Spring 2024. There will be a quick dive into black history month, news headlines, a book segment, and an exclusive interview with a foreign exchange student, who is studying at CSUB for the semester.
Runners Abroad Ep.3: Interview with Qaiser Javed by The Runner
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Welcome to the first episode of Late Nights with The Runner! In this series, we will explore a wide range of topics and emotions with our 4 co-hosts, after hours. Join us this week as we dive into the Billboard Top 10 music artists and discuss tea in the music industry! Transcript available on our website: https://therunneronline.com/33475/runner-radio/podcasts/late-nights-with-the-runner-ep-1/#photo Music Credits: Intro and outro Song - Best Time by FASSounds
April 3, 2022 episode of The Rundown with Melisa Magaña. Transcript available on our website: https://therunneronline.com/31618/runner-radio/the-rundown-with-melisa-magana-ep-5/ Music Credits: Intro and outro Song - Talk to Me Written By Michael Thomas Geiger Performed By Mikey Geiger
March 18, 2022 episode of The Rundown with Melisa Magaña. Transcript available on our website: https://therunneronline.com/31616/runner-radio/the-rundown-with-melisa-magana-ep-4/ Music Credits: Intro and outro Song – Talk to Me Written By Michael Thomas Geiger Performed By Mikey Geiger Sports Song – Tore Up Performed by Aaron Sprinkle
February 22, 2022 episode of The Rundown with Melisa Magaña. Transcript available on our website: https://therunneronline.com/31614/runner-radio/the-rundown-with-melisa-magana-ep-2/ Music Credits: Intro and outro Song - Talk to Me Written By Michael Thomas Geiger Performed By Mikey Geiger Sports Song - Tore Up Performed By Aaron Sprinkle
In this week's episode of The Rundown with Melisa Magaña, our host covers important topics and events coming up such as Women's History Month, free tax preparation, sports, and Covid-19 testing. Transcript available on our website: https://therunneronline.com/30707/runner-radio/the-rundown-with-melisa-magana-ep-3/ Music Credits: Intro and outro Song Talk to Me Written By Michael Thomas Geiger Performed By Mikey Geiger Sports Song: Tore Up Performed By Aaron Sprinkle
In this episode, Podcaster Ian Tash interviews Dr. Senem Saner about the CAFS 2620 - Philosophy 4 Children course offered here at CSUB. Transcript available on our website: https://therunneronline.com/30527/runner-radio/podcasts/course-consideration-philosophy-4-children/
In this episode, Podcaster Melisa Magaña introduces a new segment to The Runner On Air, The Rundown, where we will cover important dates and events coming up, as well as things to look out for on-campus and from The Runner! Transcript available on our website: https://therunneronline.com/30516/runner-radio/the-rundown-with-melisa-magana/#photo MUSIC CREDITS: Song - Talk to Me Written By Michael Thomas Geiger Performed By Mikey Geiger
In this episode, Podcaster Ian Tash interviews Professor Mendy McMasters about the course THTR1019 Dynamic Leadership through Improvisation.
In this episode, Podcaster Carlos Alcala interviews student-athlete Samantha Martinez on training during the off-season.
In this episode, Podcaster Ian Tash interviews Dr. Carol Raupp about the course PSYC3648 Environmental Psychology
Bakersfield, CA is a city with a reputation and many ghost stories. Bakersfield High School, for example, has a number of ghost stories. However, the stories of ghosts in Bakersfield can be based on scant evidence, and be mainly on levels of folk tales told around the campfire. However, there is one case of a ghost in Bakersfield that a retired professor from CSUB has claimed to have studied. In this special Halloween episode, Podcaster Ian Tash performs a dramatic reading of The Kern City Poltergeist story with the permission of Dr. Stafford Betty.
In this episode, Podcaster Carlos Alcala interviews student-athlete Miranda Miller about training during the off-season
In this episode, Podcaster Ian Tash interviews Dr. Robert Yohe about the course ANTH4130 Introduction to Lithic Technology
In this episode, Carlos Alcala interviews student-athlete Megan Gilbert about training during the off-season.
In this episode, Podcaster Ian Tash interviews Dr. Sean A. Wempe about the course HIST2208 God, Sex, and Revolution: The Joys of History
In this episode, Carlos Alcala interviews student-athlete Justin Edler-Davis about training during the off-season.
On this episode we sit down with The Runner's Editor in Chief, Damian Lopez, to discuss what he has accomplished while on the team and what others should know about what we do! -contacts and more information can be found on our website: https://therunneronline.com/
In this episode, podcaster Emiliano Tristan interviews a Kern County teacher, Marcel Guerra on the shortages of teachers and why it is harder to fill these positions. Today's guest, Marcel, also gave an inside perspective of what it is like to be in such a demanding and high-need career.
Returning to in-person public school instruction is starting to happen. School shootings have decreased since the start of the pandemic due to the transition to virtual instruction in schools across the nation. Student safety in the classroom should always be advancing to ensure that those young pupils have a chance at making our world a better place. The controversial topic of giving teachers the right to conceal carry in the classroom is a complex idea that requires lots of time & effort to assess without a lot of negative emotions/opinions arising. Rather than solely picking one side, teachers & students may benefit from what these teachers have to say on this episode. Both sides of the argument are represented and express realistic ideas that might one day further improve the safety of public school systems. All of these teachers have had 10+ years as public educators, so their experiences can give us some insight on the matter at hand. Sources: KHSD teachers split on whether they should be allowed to carry guns | News | bakersfield.com. https://www.kqed.org/news/11180216/kern-county-high-school-teachers-to-be-allowed-to-carry-guns-on-campus Music and edits using Anchor.fm
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