Podcasts about kcsu

Hailing from Austin, Texas, Grocery Bag is a ragtag group consisting of Bella Martinez, Jimmy Mercado, Dillon Aitala, and Logan Kerman. Each member had a unique upbringing with music: Martinez played in bands or various genres, including a church band; Aitala picked up guitar in high school and kept at it after COVID-19 hit; Mercado's dad played drums while he was growing up, so he picked up a pair of drumsticks; and Kerman's mother threw a guitar into his lap when he was just 2 years old, sparking a new passion. Mercado and Aitala went to high school together, Mercado being a part of multiple bands at the same time while Aitala admired from the sidelines, wanting to join in. The two met Martinez and Kerman through some of Mercado's projects; Martinez booked a show and didn't have a band, so she asked the other three to hop in. Martinez's father has a bunch of vintage signs in his garage, and when the band played a house show at his house, Martinez looked up at a sign that said "Grocery Bag", and the rest is history. Grocery Bag have been best friends forever, hanging out every day when Aitala and Mercado were still in high school, driving around to malls and guitar stores. They pen nonsense lyrics and emphasize on the guitar riff as their basis for songs. They opened for Psychedelic Porn Crumpets April 28th at The Aggie Theatre, and their next show is at Third Man Records Cass Corridor on May 18th. 

Ramblers 4/17/25 - Austin Martin, Trey DuFauchard, and Phoenix Behrens are all back together to help raise money for the station as they celebrate KCSU's DJathon Fundraiser week! The boys try to figure out why CU retired Shedur Sanders' and Travis Hunter's numbers so recently after their graduation and what the Rockies could do to fix the franchise after their poor start to their season. Ramblers is live every Thursday from 7-9 pm. Tune in to 90.5 FM, on our website at kcsufm.com, or on our KCSU app.

"Hot Boyz" is a duo hip hop/rap group consisting of DvNeHppy and JG. DvNeHppy hails from southern Louisiana and JG from Denver, the two meeting when they "opened" for rapper Twista in 2022; Twista was a no show, so the two performed anyway and were dazzled by each other's sets. The two began collaborating not long after, even starting their own respective production companies all the while: W.O.A.H Network by DvNe, and Prolific Posse by JG. Hot Boyz is always trying new things and making their money's worth as independent artists. They want to make music that they want to listen to, and if they gain an audience through that, it's just a bonus. Hot Boyz works hard at the events they play at, saying they're like art curations, providing people with experience they won't forget. They find inspiration from artists like Childish Gambino, KAYTRANADA, Potatohead People, Kendrick Lamar, and many more artists. Opening for their first sold-out show with Soulja Boy on April 17th, DvNeHppy and JG are prepared to show you what they can do. Hot Boyz will also play at FoCoMX at Wolverine Farm at 11pm on April 18th, and are playing The Black Buzzard in Denver on May 23rd.

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Ramblers 4/10/25 - Austin Martin and Phoenix Behrens are joined by KCSU Promotions Director Ella Perkins to talk about F1 as the racing season start's it's engines. They then go over any updates regarding CSU's transfer portal trading after CSU Men's Basketball's postseason tournament run. They then go into the Denver Nuggets drama after their General Manager and Head Coach were both fired right before the playoffs. Ramblers is live every Thursday from 7-9 pm. Tune in to 90.5 FM, on our website at kcsufm.com, or on our KCSU app.

Ramblers 4/3/25 - Austin Martin and John Vu come in to talk about CSU Sports updates, especially CSU Men's Basketball, since there's been a lot of light shown on CSU after their NCAA postseason basketball tournament run. They also talk about former CSU Ram Trey McBride becoming the highest paid TE in NFL history after a new contract with the Arizona Cardinals. They then dip into NBA talk as they recap Nikola Jokic's 61 point triple double against the Minnesota Timberwolves.Ramblers is live every Thursday from 7-9 pm. Tune in to 90.5 FM, on our website at kcsufm.com, or on our KCSU app.

Ramblers 3/27/25 - Phoenix Behrens invites Collegian Sports Editor Michael Hovey to discuss the heartbreaking end to the CSU Men's Basketball run in the Big Dance. In a game that ended in controversy, the Rams were defeated in a buzzer beater, ending their season and setting off a chain of events the guys discuss, and what the sights and sounds Michael experienced in his coverage of Rams' Mountain West and NCAA Tournament run, as well as Niko Medved accepting the head coaching job at Minnesota and the Rams promoted assistant head coach Ali Farokhmanesh to head coach. They also go through spring training for football, Opening Day in baseball and other news in NFL Free Agency.Ramblers is live every Thursday from 7-9 pm. Tune in to 90.5 FM, on our website at kcsufm.com, or on our KCSU app.

Fools Fest is KCSU's annual punk festival, always set to happen around April Fools Day! Every year, KCSU gathers local punk and punk-adjacent bands to play on Colorado State University's campus, creating a unique and exciting event for all to enjoy. KCSU's music directors, Mia Templien and Ria Janapati, had the opportunity to sit down with a few of the bands performing for some in-depth interviews.Slag got their name from an unhoused man repeating the word "slag" as he walked by Clay Childress at The Atrium; after having a conversation with him, Childress decided it was fate. This spacey/shoe gaze/noise rock/indie band consists of twins Clay and Coleman. Childress, Caleb Shaver, and Andrew Jussila. Much of their inspiration comes from the DIY scene, with bands like Duster, Fugazi, and Built To Spill being some of their favorites. Slag's next show will be at the FoCoMX music festival at the Art Lab at 8pm on 4/19. 

Fools Fest is KCSU's annual punk festival, always set to happen around April Fools Day! Every year, KCSU gathers local punk and punk-adjacent bands to play on Colorado State University's campus, creating a unique and exciting event for all to enjoy. KCSU's music directors, Mia Templien and Ria Janapati, had the opportunity to sit down with a few of the bands performing for some in-depth interviews.Dry Ice is a project that started when Pierre Booth and Ethan Rovno were in high school; Booth watched "School Of Rock" and was hooked instantly. Mazzy Madeira and Catherine joined a few years ago, making the band what it is today. Dry Ice is described with a wide variety of genres, but the ones that stick out are riot grrrl, punk, and "Limp Biskit Nickelback-Core". Many of their inspirations include bands in metal and punk bands like Hole and Destiny Bond, a local band from Denver. Dry Ice is going on an East Coast tour starting in May, and has new music coming out soon!

Fools Fest is KCSU's annual punk festival, always set to happen around April Fools Day! Every year, KCSU gathers local punk and punk-adjacent bands to play on Colorado State University's campus, creating a unique and exciting event for all to enjoy. KCSU's music directors, Mia Templien and Ria Janapati, had the opportunity to sit down with a few of the bands performing for some in-depth interviews.The amalgamation of kids wanting to play in a band but not finding the right people is what created Snow Day. Consisting of Grace Murch, Jack DeStefano, Kenny Barnes, and Bradley Brungardt, Snow Day is a hodgepodge of alternative rock, punk, noise rock, and much more. Murch had never played bass before, DeStefano snagged Barned from Denver, and Brungardt got a call from Snow Day's old drummer, asking him to fill in. They find inspiration in bands like Sonic Youth, Nettspend, and Xaviersobased, and are ready to rock CSU's socks off!

Fools Fest is KCSU's annual punk festival, always set to happen around April Fools Day! Every year, KCSU gathers local punk and punk-adjacent bands to play on Colorado State University's campus, creating a unique and exciting event for all to enjoy. KCSU's music directors, Mia Templien and Ria Janapati, had the opportunity to sit down with a few of the bands performing for some in-depth interviews.Getting their name from their the anarchist Noam Chomsky, Choam Nomsky consists of Joe Wing, Jaden Auer, and Hank Hatten. Since middle school, Wing and Auer have dreamed of being in a band, and when they found Hatten, also the bassist for local band Major Flavor, their dreams started to become reality. Getting inspiration from the hair metal genre and Bon Jovi, Choam Nomsky's post-punk/hardcore sound is set to debut five to seven new songs at Fools Fest.  

Fools Fest is KCSU's annual punk festival, always set to happen around April Fools Day! Every year, KCSU gathers local punk and punk-adjacent bands to play on Colorado State University's campus, creating a unique and exciting event for all to enjoy. KCSU's music directors, Mia Templien and Ria Janapati, had the opportunity to sit down with a few of the bands performing for some in-depth interviews.Plastic Forearm started in the middle of a record store in Orlando, Florida; Boone "Mud" Gonzales found R Cooper Long through the odd method of asking everyone in the store if they play music. Not long after, the pair opened Casey Taylor Brock's old band, and they all decided to stick together. Moving to Colorado on terms of fate, Plastic Forearm is a high-energy dynamic trio, or "a country band plumb gone wrong". They find inspiration in noise rock and free jazz, but also finds their variety from artists like Frankie Cosmos and The Dead Milkmen. Their debut album "Plastic Forearm Loves The Earth" is set to drop on April 25th, 2025, with their album release show on April 26th at the Swing Station in Laporte.

Ramblers 3/20/25 - Trey DuFauchard takes on the show solo as he goes over what happened in the past week of CSU sports while looking at the upcoming Basketball game with CSU taking on Memphis in the first round of the NCAA Postseason Basketball Tournament. Ramblers is live every Thursday from 7-9 pm. Tune in to 90.5 FM, on our website at kcsufm.com, or on our KCSU app.

Ramblers 3/13/25 - Trey DuFauchard, Phoenix Behrens, and John Vu come together and go over the past week of CSU sports and look at Men's Basketball's upcoming Mountain West Conference Championship Tournament. They then go and recap their favorite trades and moment's from this week's NFL Free Agency Trade deadline trading spree before closing out talking about their favorite postseason sports tournaments in preparation for the Big Dance.Ramblers is live every Thursday at from 7-9pm. Tune in on 90.5 FM, on our website at kcsufm.com, or on our app.

KCSU reporter Robert Sides delivers the feature story of the day with a deep dive into CSU theater's Peter and the Starcatcher performance, CSU see's changes coming to hiring placing a chill on future hirings, A Fort Collins man has died after being struck by a truck in Loveland

CTV Channel 11 News Producer Adam Carlson joined the KCSU news team to go over Fort Collins' recent Stand Up for Science protests where hundreds of community members joined together, CSU's College of Liberal Arts hosts this year's democracy summit, A car crash in Fort Collins resulted in two people being sent to the hospital as well as home catching fire

Ramblers 3/6/25 - Austin Martin, Phoenix Behrens, and Trey DuFauchard are joined by Collegian Sports Editor Sophie Webb and Collegian Sports Staff Reporter John Vu. After recapping the results of what happened last week in sports at CSU, Austin ask's for Sophie's insight about the impact of NIL on college athletes and her predictions on CSU Women's Basketball team. They then assess CSU's odds in making the NCAA College Basketball Postseason Tournament before discussing their thoughts of the NFL combine. Ramblers is live every Thursday at from 7-9pm. Tune in on 90.5 FM, on our website at kcsufm.com, or on our app.

KCSU's news team attends the Associated Students of Colorado Students University State of the Union Address better known as the Green Carpet event, CSU's commencement speaker for this year's has been announced, and Fort Collins Police Services issues a shelter-in-place order as SWAT. 

Ramblers 2/27/2025 - Austin Martin is joined by volunteer in training John Vu as they get into what happened in sports this past week. They dive into the Fresno State drama that spawned over the past week and the implications that it has for the future of college sports. They then look into the near future as March is approaching very fast, which is extremely exciting for college sport fans, as March equates to postseason college basketball. Ramblers is live every Thursday at from 7-9pm. Tune in on 90.5 FM, on our website at kcsufm.com, or on our app.

KCSU news producer Gus Arnold interviews an actor from the cult following film "The Room", Greg Sestero, learn about the film's impact on the actor and his future projects, CSU students express their concerns to ASCSU senate surrounding federal policies surrounding cultural centers on campus, Fort Collins Police responded to an accident where a police vehicle was then hit by another driver

Ramblers 2/20/25 - Austin Martin, Phoenix Behrens, and Trey DuFauchard catch up with Rams' sports after a packed week. Since the schedule for the 25-26 season for CSU's football team was released, the boys dove into it and gave their predictions on how the Rams will preform. Following the 4 Nations Face off, they then talk about the state of all star games in professional sports and what they'd do to fix them. Lastly, they each brought in an unusual sport to share with each other and discuss.

Happy Valentine's Day from the KCSU Music Directors! Mia and Ria break down their recent favorites in music, including trip hop bands like Massive, Portishead, and Wagon Christ, other artists like Blondie, FKA twigs, Leonard Cohen, and, of course, Talking Heads. The two then move on to the results of the 67th Grammy Awards, sharing their excitement and disappointment for who won. They celebrate Kendrick Lamar's "Not Like Us", Beyonce's first win in Album of the Year, Chappell Roan winning Best New Artist, and Doechii getting Best Rap Album. Ria shares some hot takes about Best Remixed Recording and Best Pop Duo/Group Performance, and Mia independently cheers for The Beatles' win for Best Rock Performance.

Ramblers 2/13/25 - Austin Martin, Phoenix Behrens, and Trey DuFauchard go over everything we saw at the big game and talk about their predictions for next year's game. Since Valentine's day is the next day, Austin then introduces a game where they need to decide if they'd “Marry, Date, or Ghost” the idea of certain sports topics in relation to one another which ends up with some heated discussion. Ramblers is live every Thursday at from 7-9pm. Tune in on 90.5 FM, on our website at kcsufm.com, or on our app.

2/6/2025 - Austin, Phoenix, and Trey are joined by a special guest, and a familiar face if you're a longtime fan of Ramblers, to talk about this past week in CSU sports, the NBA Trade Deadline, and look into the Big Game on 2/9/25. Ex-Sports Producer at KCSU, Max Ebert, dives into the details of the NBA Trade Deadline and what it could mean for the league in the near future. The boys give their takes on their favorite Big Game dishes and halftime performances as the Big Game approaches.Ramblers is live every Thursday at from 7-9pm. Tune in on 90.5 FM, on our website at kcsufm.com, or on our app

Ramblers 1/30/2025 -  After a long break, sports directors Austin Martin and Phoenix Behrens recap everything that happened over winter break for CSU sports. From CSU Football going to the Snoop Dogg Arizona Bowl to the successes of CSU Men's and Women's Basketball Teams, there is a lot to recap. Moving out of football season, they peer into what is to come of postseason basketball in the upcoming month, with a special prerecorded interview with number 21 on the Women's Basketball team: Emma Ronsiek! There's a lot to go over and Austin and Phoenix don't waste a breath in bringing you the best.Ramblers is live every Thursday at from 7-9pm. Tune in on 90.5 FM, on our website at kcsufm.com, or on our app.

KCSU's news team returns for the Spring Semester for the Rocky Mountain Review. Learn about a school teacher within the Poudre School District being arrested for sexually assaulting a child. New friends have arrived on campus at Colorado State University delivering food to students across campus. Palestinians return to the Gaza Strip after over a year of war. 

Colorado State President Amy Parsons shared her message to faculty about a recent hire at the university. Audrey Donow delivers a report for the Rocky Mountain Review on what her message was and who the newest hire is at CSU. Locally a new roundabout is coming to Northern Colorado hoping to create a more efficient flow of traffic. More local news with Tyler Weatherwax features the story of one man suffering from a heart attack returning to the Fort Collins hospital that treated him to say thank you. Finally, learn about a new law hoping to keep distractions off the roads in the Centennial State.After the break get a rundown of what's to come this weekend in Fort Collins from Donow. Symphonic band concerts, holiday raves, and acapella harmonies are all lined up. Then the Rocky Mountain Feature story for the day sees Gus Arnold and Mariah Borjeson at the scene of the Fort Collins city council meeting from the previous night. Hear interviews from residents concerned with unions in the city as well as those fighting for the city to make a call for a cease-fire in Gaza. Arnold and Borjeson deliver the full story in today's feature story.After the break, Weatherwax returns for a breakdown of the national headlines. One of the United States' biggest health insurance company's CEO was shot and killed in New York early Wednesday morning. Police are looking for answers after the mysterious death and messages written on the bullet casings. Then in other parts of the world South Korea is still dealing with their president's sudden declaration of martial law that lasted only hours. Find out what's next for the South Korean president. In Europe, France saw the collapse of its government after its prime minister received a no-confidence vote from the government. Learn what it could mean before Donald Trump's visit to the country this weekend.Donow goes over the CSU sports report with a look at what Men's and Women's basketball will be up to over winter break. Plus CSU's swimming team is on the road looking for success. Plus learn about what CSU's track and field teams will be doing over winter break as well. To wrap up the show Weatherwax delivers the Fort Collins weather report as sunny conditions are expected to last all weekend until Sunday night. This will be the last Rocky Mountain Review of the year as the news team leaves for winter break, hear a quick goodbye from the KCSU news team to end the year.About the Rocky Mountain Review: KCSU's News Directors bring you news coverage. Coverage includes northern Colorado and national news, straight from the KCSU Fort Collins news desk. Topics range from crime to cryptocurrency to local art galleries. KCSU news is also on Spotify (and most podcast streaming platforms), and listeners can find it by clicking here or searching KCSU News.

In today's episode of the Rocky Mountain Review, get your campus news report from Audrey Donow who goes over a new dual enrollment opportunity for students. A partnership between Colorado State University and Front Range Community College will help aid students to graduate. Then learn about updates with the student union and updates to a resolution surrounding blackface at CSU. Tyler Weatherwax delivers local news with updates on changes coming to eggs in Colorado. Then an aggressive driver in Fort Collins results in a high-speed chase and a crash. To warp up local news Fort Collins SWAT responded to a reported hostage situation in the city on Friday, learn more with Weatherwax.Discover what you can do this week in Fort Collins with Donow including choir, The Nutcracker, and orchestra. Get the full scoop on life and events with Donow. Weatherwax goes over national news with a look at how the country and Colorado democrats have responded to President Joe Biden's decision to pardon his son Hunter Biden. Plus receive updates on the developing story of South Korea's president declaring martial law. The country has seen protests and the White House has concerns.To wrap up the show Trey DuFachard delivers your CSU sports report with updates on Men's and Women's basketball games including one game being played in Puerto Rico. Plus much more in the Rams sports world. Finally, Weatherwax delivers the Fort Collins weather report with sunshine on the horizon for residents.About the Rocky Mountain Review: KCSU's News Directors bring you news coverage. Coverage includes northern Colorado and national news, straight from the KCSU Fort Collins news desk. Topics range from crime to cryptocurrency to local art galleries. KCSU news is also on Spotify (and most podcast streaming platforms), and listeners can find it by clicking here or searching KCSU News. 

The Rocky Mountain Review delivers news for Thursday, November 21, with Audrey Donow starting off with campus news. Learn about a trash clean-up effort by the Associated Students of Colorado State University, the Student Sustainability Center, and the Coalition for Sustainable Student Organizations. Mice are helping CSU researchers who are working to improve modern medicine. The research looks at the inflation of the brain that commonly leads to the development of Alzheimer's disease. After campus news, Tyler Weatherwax delivers local news.Learn about closures coming to Interstate 25 that will last until late 2025, impacting areas in Weld County. Police in both Longmont and Greely are looking for answers after two crimes. In Longmont, a juvenile was assaulted inside a Walmart, and police are looking for five suspects. In Greely, a 19-year-old was murdered suffering at least one gunshot wound, the suspected shooter is another man aged 19, but police are still asking for answers from the community. Another break and Donow delivers life and events taking a look at some Fort Collins weekend activities including folk artists Blind Pilot performing at Washingtons here in Fort Collins. There is plenty of opportunity to catch a drag show this weekend as well with Britney Spears-themed drag on Friday at the Coast with Wicked-themed drag on Saturday at the Lyric.Weatherwax delivers national news with updates on the bomb cyclone impacting thousands in the Northwestern United States. Many in California, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington are experiencing heavy weather and loss of power. At the Capitol republican representative Nancy Mace with the support of House Speaker Mike Johnson proposes a ban on transgender women using federal facilities such as bathrooms or locker rooms. The legislation comes after the first openly transgender person Sarah McBride was elected recently. Mace said the legislation was targeted at McBride. Finally, for national news learn about Ukraine's use of U.S.-made and supplied missiles against Russia for the first time. This comes after Russia threatened that the decision from President Joe Biden could cause World War three.To wrap up today's show hear from Donow with your CSU sports report. Donow gives a recap of Women's basketball and their recent dominant win. Followed up is a preview of women's swimming, men's cross country, and women's cross country. Finally, Weatherwax brings the Fort Collins weather report for today's show. Learn about the potential for snow this weekend and more. Also, the KCSU news team reminds listeners that next week is fall break at CSU and the next Rocky Mountain Review will be on December 3.About the Rocky Mountain Review: KCSU's News Directors bring you news coverage. Coverage includes northern Colorado and national news, straight from the KCSU Fort Collins news desk. Topics range from crime to cryptocurrency to local art galleries. KCSU news is also on Spotify (and most podcast streaming platforms), and listeners can find it by clicking here or searching KCSU News.

Today's episode of the Rocky Mountain review starts with campus news. A story on Colorado State University's physiology building containing mold spores causing harm to students, staff, and faculty. Audrey Donow reports on the building's hazardous conditions and what third-party companies found. Campus news shifts to the Associated Students of Colorado State University and their work in introducing a new bill that aims to help the CSU EMS club in funding a student-run CSU EMS service plus ASCSU's efforts to prevent bias on campus.Tyler Weatherwax brings today's local news with a story on Fort Collins snow plows receiving fun-themed names for a new fleet known as the Frost Fleet. Learn how Poudre School District students worked with snowplow drivers to pick the six winter-themed names. Weatherwax showcases the work of Poudre Fire Authority with their work in saving several animals in the past week. Two dogs trapped in a burning garage and a dumpster-bound kitten were reduced by the Poudre Fire Authority. Finally, for local news, a Fort Collins school, Liberty Common High School, is found to have failed to properly address a racially hostile environment within the school. A student was harassed by two other students including being called slurs and making racist remarks. The student's mother is taking action now.Donow then brings life and events with a look at what is to come this week in Fort Collins. Learn more about live music happening at the Coast tonight, the Climbing Film Tour, and performances from the School of Music. After the break, Weatherwax brings national news with information on a new E-coli outbreak in the United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico. Spirit Airlines announced its plans for bankruptcy protection on Monday as the budget airline has struggled to make a return after the pandemic. Finally for national news tensions increased between Russia and the United States after President Joe Biden announced that Ukraine could finally use U.S.-made and supplied missiles. Learn more about what this means for the war in Ukraine and what the world thinks of President Biden's decision.KCSU assistant sports director Trey DuFauchard delivers the CSU sports report including a look at the Rams' win over Wyoming on Friday for the Golden Boot. Following up on DuFauchard's report is KCSU sports director Austin Martin with an interview with CSU football player Dane Olson. To wrap up the show get your Fort Collins weather report from Weatherwax for the week as winds pick up.About the Rocky Mountain Review: KCSU's News Directors bring you news coverage. Coverage includes northern Colorado and national news, straight from the KCSU Fort Collins news desk. Topics range from crime to cryptocurrency to local art galleries. KCSU news is also on Spotify (and most podcast streaming platforms), and listeners can find it by clicking here or searching KCSU News.

Ramblers 11/14/24 - International student and KCSU sports volunteer Josephine Snowden hopped on Ramblers to chat about the CSU Hockey Team. Snowden watched the team's game against the University of Central Oklahoma and gives her honest thoughts of CSU's performance. Each period was full of strength and high energy, with Connor Pietrangelo mentioned in regards to being sent off for a 5 minute power play. Snowden also interviewed Kyle Greene, who reflected over the game and CSU's disappointing loss.

Happy November from KCSU's Music Directors! For this podcast, Mia and Ria reflect about DJ-Athon, KCSU's biannual fundraiser, and which songs DJs were playing the most; some artists include Charli xcx, Magdalena Bay, Chappell Roan, Billy Joel, and A Tribe Called Quest. The two flex their music knowledge regarding the connection between Blondie and Fab 5 Freddy, and Talking Heads records. Then they look over the 67th Grammy Awards and made predictions for multiple categories, including Record of the Year, Album of the Year, Best Pop Solo Performance, and much more. 

Ramblers 11/14/2024 - Austin Martin, Trey DuFauchard, Phoenix Behrens, Colin Shea, and Josephine Swanson bring you Interviews with Rams Volleyball Player Jordan Tynskey and Club Ice Hockey Player Kyle Greene. After recapping this week in sports, Austin and Phoenix dive into the near future of Women's Volleyball after they clinch a spot in the Mountain West Conference Championship Tournament. The Josephine Swanson talks about her experience at the Ice Hockey match against the University of Central Oklahoma. Then to wrap it up Colin Shea talking about the Rams' Basketball programs as they start of their seasons with a bang. Ramblers is live every Thursday at from 7-9pm. Tune in on 90.5 FM, on our website at kcsufm.com, or on our app.

For today's episode of the Rocky Mountain Review learn about new tools being created at Colorado State University to help promote sustainability for students at the university and beyond with Audrey Donow in campus news. Then students may face displacement concerns with the closure of Prospect Plaza apartments in Fort Collins for remodeling. Find out how students may be impacted by the apartments closing for the summer. Then for local news, Tyler Weatherwax goes over a wildfire that burnt North West of Fort Collins just near Ted's Gas Station. Then Fort Collins Police Services are asking the community to help in the investigation of an assault that occurred in May that still has questions. To wrap up local news before a quick break, the Food Bank for Larimer County is asking for donations to help the community.After the break, Donow goes over events for the weekend with performances of indie pop, country, and folk music at the Aggie Theater. Then the annual Fall Dance Concert will take place on campus by students plus a student-led acapella group at the Lyric. Music Directors Mia Templien and Ria Janapat deliver music news taking a look at this year's Grammy nominations. After the Break Weatherwax starts national news with an explosion out of Kentucky leaving two people dead and a neighborhood experiencing the impacts as well. Then tropical storm Sara ramps up as it moves into the Gulf of Mexico out of the Caribbean, find out what impacts it will have in Central America and potential impacts in Florida. Finally, President Joe Biden and President-elect Donald Trump met at the Whitehouse on Wednesday.Donow returns from the break with the CSU sports report learn about how CSU Women's and Men's basketball have been performing so far, a look at the upcoming volleyball matches and the weekend's football game with the Border Wars at Canvas Stadium versus Wyoming. To end off the show get your Fort Collins weather report from Weatherwax learn about the sunny conditions expected for the weekend and the potential for snow on Monday.About the Rocky Mountain Review: KCSU's News Directors bring you news coverage. Coverage includes northern Colorado and national news, straight from the KCSU Fort Collins news desk. Topics range from crime to cryptocurrency to local art galleries. KCSU news is also on Spotify (and most podcast streaming platforms), and listeners can find it by clicking here or searching KCSU News.

For today's episode of the Rocky Mountain Review KCSU's news team delivers a wide range of stories. In campus news, Audrey Donow delivers a story on the Associated Students of Colorado State University working with the student community to create a safe environment following the national election as well as to make campus safer overall after two stay-in-place orders occurred in October. Then learn about changes coming to buses that many students take to and from campus. Then Tyler Weatherwax delivers local Fort Collins news with a look at a new rescue mission for those experiencing homelessness. Then make sure to slow down when driving through the city as speed trackers will soon no longer issue just warnings for drivers with a need for speed. Finally, for local news, two local high school students receive racist and misogynistic text messages following a number of similar issues across the nation including at least one in Denver. Learn more about the FBI's investigation.After the break, Donow returns with life and events delivering a look at what's to come this week in Fort Collins including a comedy show to promote sustainable fashion and celebrate members of the LGBTQ+ community. Then learn what jazz and film festivals can be found on campus. A quick break before Weatherwax delivers national news. The popular social media site TikTok is facing increased pressure from Canada as well as other parts of the world. A story out of South Carolina sees 43 monkeys escape from a testing facility. Find out how many have been captured and when the monkeys last escaped from the facility. Finally, for national news, a shooting at Muskeegee University leaves one person dead and 14 others injured. With one suspect in custody, the historic university canceled classes and closed campus.Trey Trey DuFauchard brings you back to the Rocky Mountain Review after the break with your CSU sports report. Learn about how teams have been performing as well as a look at what's to come this week for Men's basketball, Women's basketball, and football. This weekend is a big one for football with the 2024 Border Wars. Finally, for today's episode, Weatherwax goes over Colorado's largest November snowstorm in decades as well as the week's Fort Collins weather report to wrap up the show.About the Rocky Mountain Review: KCSU's News Directors bring you news coverage. Coverage includes northern Colorado and national news, straight from the KCSU Fort Collins news desk. Topics range from crime to cryptocurrency to local art galleries. KCSU news is also on Spotify (and most podcast streaming platforms), and listeners can find it by clicking here or searching KCSU News.

In today's episode of the Rocky Mountain Review, Audrey Donow starts it off with campus news. Learn about how the Associated Students of Colorado State University are working to assist students and promote student voices as they work with the student union. Then get a look at what's to come on campus for Veterans Day including veteran-made films and more. Then a shift into local news Tyler Weathewax delivers information on a Larimer County Resident who became sick with E-coli after eating at McDonald's after the fast food chain continues to deal with onions from a Colorado onion farm contaminated with E-coli. Then a man was found not guilty after stabbing a man another man at a gas station in Fort Collins, learn more about the case's details with Weatherwax.After the break get a preview of what's to come this weekend in Fort Collins such as jazz and heavy metal music in the city. Performances in Fort Collins will also take place this weekend with the Lincon Center's The Moth. After life and events, the KCSU news team takes a moment to go off script to talk about KCSU's fundraiser event DJ-athon.Returning from the break is Weatherwax with national news updates on wildfires in California. Learn where the fires are burning and why they're struggling to put out the flames. Then, Australia places bans on social media usage for children under the age of 16. It will be one of the world's first social media restrictions on children as more and more people become concerned with children's social media usage.Donow returns for your CSU sports report. Get updates on women's soccer, volleyball, and tennis. Then, get a preview of CSU football's big showdown with Wyoming, which is coming up in Fort Collins soon. KCSU sports director Austin Martin interviews CSU football kicker Jordan Noyes. Hear his experience with playing football in college as 32 year old and moving from the United Kingdom to the United States. Then to wrap up the show find out if snow will roll into Fort Collins this weekend with Weatherwax.About the Rocky Mountain Review: KCSU's News Directors bring you news coverage. Coverage includes northern Colorado and national news, straight from the KCSU Fort Collins news desk. Topics range from crime to cryptocurrency to local art galleries. KCSU news is also on Spotify (and most podcast streaming platforms), and listeners can find it by clicking here or searching KCSU News.

Ramblers 11/8/24 - Austin Martin, Trey DuFauchard, Max Ebert (23-24 year Sports Producer at KCSU), Colin Shea (Sports Volunteer), and Josephine Snowdin (Sports Volunteer) talk about their experience at KCSU and with sports to support the station during their semi-annual fundraiser: DJ-Athon. Max talks about his experience at KCSU and how it helped him get his foot in the door to sports producing for other programs, including an internship (“that's not technically an internship”) with the Colorado Rockies. Colin and Josephine then talk about their experience in sports and what their hopes are for their future in the industry. Ramblers is live every Thursday at from 7-9pm. Tune in on 90.5 FM, on our website at kcsufm.com, or on our app.

In today's episode of the Rocky Mountain Review, Audrey Donow delivers, campus news with a story on Colorado State University president Amy Parsons and Associated Students of Colorado State University president Nick Desalvo breaking ground on the new construction of Clark B. Then learn about ASCSU's new work on campus safety efforts. Tyler Weatherwax brings you local news with information on a man in Loveland arrested after being suspected of murder as well as a story out of Greely with a woman shot in the parking lot of a hospital. After the break get a look at what Fort Collins has for events in the next week with Donow.After the break, Weatherwax presents national news. Learn about storms impacting Oklahoma as tornadoes have caused power losses for thousands. Then learn about a series of eruptions in Indonesia killing at least 10 people. Then get your CSU sports report from Trey DuFauchard. Finally, for the episode find out if Fort Collins will get more snow this week with Weatherwax. About the Rocky Mountain Review: KCSU's News Directors bring you news coverage. Coverage includes northern Colorado and national news, straight from the KCSU Fort Collins news desk. Topics range from crime to cryptocurrency to local art galleries. KCSU news is also on Spotify (and most podcast streaming platforms), and listeners can find it by clicking here or searching KCSU News.

In today's Holloween episode of the Rocky Mountain Review, Audrey Donow delivers campus news. Learn about how Colorado State University students are receiving resources to help them stay safe and still have fun on campus or anywhere in Fort Collins. Then Donow goes over several CSU research teams selected to receive funding for their work. Tyler Weatherwax brings local news, find out where and how to make it to drop boxes on election day in Fort Collins. Then an update on the Fort Collins woman shot in the leg after confronting two armed men breaking into her car. Finally, for local news learn about the $66 million federal grant that aims to help connect Colorado residents with a high-speed rail stretching from Fort Collins to Pueblo.After the break, Donow delivers this weekend's Halloween events and beyond in Fort Collins. Learn about events including dance, photography, musicals, and more. Then find out what artists are playing in Fort Collins venues with genres such as folk, rock, alternative and more. Then for national news updates continue on two drop boxes targeted with incendiary devices in the United States, learn about the suspect and what messages were written on the devices. Then both candidates in this year's presidential election gave their closing arguments. Learn about what both candidates said and what their campaigns are working on ahead of election day. Then Colorado voting machines' passwords were leaked online causing some distrust among Colorado voters, find out why and how the leaks don't pose a risk. Finally for national news children in Iowa will trick or treat on Halloween for the first time in over 80 years after a law created in 1938 made it so the city of Des Moines, Iowa would host a different holiday the day before Halloween.Donow returns for the CSU sports report taking a look at recent CSU sporting events such as Men's golf. Then get a preview for both Women's and Men's basketball season which are fast approaching. Then a quick look at the Rams' soccer team. Finally for today's show Fort Collins saw it first snow of the season on Wednesday, learn about what the weather looks like for the rest of the week with Weatherwax.About the Rocky Mountain Review: KCSU's News Directors bring you news coverage. Coverage includes northern Colorado and national news, straight from the KCSU Fort Collins news desk. Topics range from crime to cryptocurrency to local art galleries. KCSU news is also on Spotify (and most podcast streaming platforms), and listeners can find it by clicking here or searching KCSU News.

Ramblers 10/24/24 - Join Trey DuFauchard, Phoenix Behrens, and Ella Perkins in the studio and occasionally Austin Martin on the sidelines as we talk about F1 and Rams sports. Ella's proficiency with F1 gives the rest of the studio insight and opportunities to ask questions to better understand one of the biggest motor sports in the world. Austin also got the opportunity to interview #74 Tanner Morley, the Offensive back for the Ram's Football Team. After updates from Austin about the ongoing soccer match from the sidelines, Trey and Phoenix get into where the Ram's position for their volleyball and football seasons. Ramblers is live every Thursday at from 7-9pm. Tune in on 90.5 FM, on our website at kcsufm.com, or on our app.

For October 24, 2024, learn more about an incident that took place on campus at Colorado State University sending police alerts to students on campus Tuesday night from Audrey Donow in campus news. Then Tyler Weatherwax delivers local news with information on a man arrested near a Fort Collins elementary school for carrying a BB gun. Also in local news, a man was arrested for selling drugs to children and sexually assaulting one of them in Fort Collins plus a story on a man who was shot outside of a Fort Collins house party early Saturday morning. Donow returns after the break to give listeners a look at what is coming up this weekend in Fort Collins with life and events then KCSU music directors Ria Janapati and Mia Templien deliver your KCSU music news report.After the break, Gus Arnold delivers the episode's feature story of the day. Arnold sat down for an interview with Frayne Vibez after he opened for Grammy-winning artist Lupe Fiasco in Fort Collins. Frayne Vibez goes over their inspirations for creating music such as other indie pop artists as well as being in Fort Collins for the first time. Then learn more about their journey with Lupe Fiasco on the tour. Arnold goes over a wide range of topics with the artist.After the break, Weatherwax returns with national news covering an outbreak of Ecoli in the U.S. and in Colorado. Learn more about how Colorado has become the most impacted state, how the burgers were infected, and what steps are being taken to prevent more people from getting sick. Then for national news, Weatherwax covers Kamal Harris's closing arguments speech set to be delivered Tuesday, learn about what the vice president plans to talk about one week before election day. Finally, for national news, the U.S. has confirmed that North Korea has sent troops to Russia to fight against Ukraine. To wrap up the day's episode Donow delivers the CSU sports report looking at the weekend home football game and Weatherwax delivers the Fort Collins weather report for the parent's weekend on campus.About the Rocky Mountain Review: KCSU's News Directors bring you news coverage. Coverage includes northern Colorado and national news, straight from the KCSU Fort Collins news desk. Topics range from crime to cryptocurrency to local art galleries. KCSU news is also on Spotify (and most podcast streaming platforms), and listeners can find it by clicking here or searching KCSU News.

In today's episode of the Rocky Mountain Review, Audrey Donow delivers campus news to begin the show with coverage of the Associated Students of Colorado State University who are working with CSU President Amy Parsons to help find a way to decrease the amount of racism occurring on campus. Parents' weekends has coverage by Donow as she goes over all the events for the weekend. For local news learn how Fort Collins residents are being charged for a service they never plan to use with Tyler Weatherwax. Then two deadly crashes over the weekend are being investigated by Fort Collins police. Finally, learn about a woman who was shot while two thieves were attempting to break into her car. Donow returns after the break for coverage on what's to come this week in Fort Collins.Then after the break Rocky Mountain Review reporter Sam Providence brings your feature story on the professors of CSU who were displaced to trailers after the university has continued construction of Clark B. The process involves the destruction of the old building before building a new one forcing professors and more faculty to move to trailers. Hear from professors, grad students, and more.Weatherwax returns after the break to deliver national news including news on a helicopter crash in Houston that left four people dead, leaked information on Israel's planned attack on Iran and Cuba's power outage. Then a quick break before KCSU sports director Austin Martin breaks down your CSU sports report and an interview with CSU football player Tanner Morley. Finally, for today's show, Weatherwax breaks down the Fort Collins forecast for the week. About the Rocky Mountain Review: KCSU's News Directors bring you news coverage. Coverage includes northern Colorado and national news, straight from the KCSU Fort Collins news desk. Topics range from crime to cryptocurrency to local art galleries. KCSU news is also on Spotify (and most podcast streaming platforms), and listeners can find it by clicking here or searching KCSU News.

Euan Peart, KCSU's Station Manager, got the opportunity to chat with R&B pop artist Frayne Vibez before his show at Washington's on Friday, October 18th as one of Lupe Fiasco's opening acts on his Samurai tour. In an interview focused on Vibez' career and experience as an young artist, the two talk about Frayne's musical inspirations, including Joji and Don Toliver, his favorite parts of the tour, and Spider-Man. Find Frayne Vibez new single 'Take it Easy' on all streaming platforms and find him on socials @fraynevibez.Listen to more KCSU podcasts and interviews on kcsufm.com, our Spotify at KCSUFM, and anywhere else you find podcasts.

KCSU's Music Directors Mia Templien and Ritika/Ria Janapati know good music. Whether it be 70s folk rock or experimental pop, Mia and Ria are in the crowd dancing along. Their podcast navigates their wide variety of taste and how music from decades past is still relevant today. Join them during their journey in the music department here at KCSU. Happy October, and happy almost Halloween! The KCSU Music Directors are ecstatic to be beginning their podcast for the 2024-25 school year, and they decided with autumn sneaking in, it's time for some spooky music recommendations. Mia and Ria breakdown some of their favorite Halloween/eerie music and soundtracks they've loved over the years, including Chyna Anne McClain, Oingo Boingo, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and Silence of the Lambs. 

On September 7th, music directors Mia Templien and Ritika Janapati interviewed itinerant artist Eli Waltz before his show at The Roxy on Broadway in Denver. Waltz discusses his life on the road as a solo artist and his inspirations for his music. 

Currently on tour with Sublime and Rome, Sitting On Stacy hopped into KCSU's studio for an on-air interview with local music director Riley Hilbert.