Podcast appearances and mentions of peter kreten

Peter Kreten recently sat down with Jocelyn Gould, a Juno-winning and nominated jazz guitarist from Canada. In 2024, she released her latest album, Portrait of Right Now. In this interview, Gould discusses what it was like to record Portrait of Right Now in a single day, her approach to playing, and her most recent Juno nomination.

During alumni takeover week, a WXAV alum provided Peter Kreten with the raw audio for an old WXAV show that aired in the early 2000s called the Sumpalooza Radio Program. Hearing the raw audio encouraged Pete to go back and re-produce the promo.

Local artist Dylan Lloyd visited the WXAV studios on March 11 for a conversation with Peter Kreten. Lloyd discusses his approach to TikTok, playing a sold out show at Uncommon Ground Music Room on March 9, and what's it's like seeing his music in TV shows and movies.

On March 5th, 2024, Nathan Graham stopped by the WXAV studios for a conversation with Peter Kreten and John Street of The Xavierite. In this interview, they discuss Graham's inspirations, what it's like having Ben Harper be a fan, and how his music is a melting pot of genres.

Have you ever thought of becoming a speech-language pathologist, a speech therapist, or working with individuals who are recovering from a stroke? If so, Communication Sciences and Disorders may be the major for you. Peter Kreten sits down with Natali, Julia, and Maddy, current graduate students in Saint Xavier University's Communication Sciences and Disorders program to discuss why they choose this major, what their experience at SXU has been like, and share some advice for those individuals thinking of majoring in this field.

Happy Riot Fest 2022!! Peter Kreten recently caught up with Dylan Baldi, from Cloud Nothings. In this conversation, they discuss Riot Fest, the ten-year anniversary of ‘Attack of Memory', and what's it like creating music via email. Cloud Nothings will be performing on Friday at 6:30pm on the Rebel Stage.

One of Peter Kreten's favorite albums of 2021 was the self-titled debut album from Buffalo Nichols. On this critically acclaimed album, Nichols captured the sound of the delta blues, and brought it into the 21st century. Nichols recently sat down with Kreten to discuss his debut album, how music allows all of us to express negative feelings, and who his musical hero is.

Christone "Kingfish" Ingram has become the defining voice of the blues in the 21st century. Peter Kreten recently caught up with Kingfish to discuss his new album 662, how he developed his playing technique, and what he sees as the current state of the blues.

Since 1961, Marvel comics has published over 27,000+ issues of superhero comics. But has anyone ever read them? All 27,000+ issues of the Marvel Comic Universe. Author and journalist Douglas Wolk has, and he recently sat down with Peter Kreten to discuss his new book 'All of the Marvels'. Music Credit: Frost Waltz(Alternative) Kevin MacLeod(incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http:/creativecommons.org/license/by/3.0/

Since 1961, Marvel comics has published over 27,000+ issues of superhero comics. But has anyone ever read them? All 27,000+ issues of the Marvel Comic Universe. Author and journalist Douglas Wolk has, and he recently sat down with Peter Kreten to discuss his new book 'All of the Marvels'.

Peter Kreten, host of the Rockology on WXAV 88.3FM, spoke with Nick Campbell, better known as Left Vessel. In this interview, Nick discusses how he created a musical instrument using a tree, his interest in sound, and what college radio means to him.

In celebration of College Radio Day 2021, Peter Kreten, host of the Rockology, dug deep into his archives and found his first ever interview. Recorded on July 29th, 2003, Ziggy Marley discusses his new album at the time Dragonfly, his thoughts on the music industry, and much more.

Back in February I was asked to produce a two-minute piece of audio to be played in the Marconi Museum in Bologna, Italy. This my all-time favorite piece of audio I've ever produced and also the best. A Love Letter to Radio, An Audio Essay Written and Produced by Peter Kreten Voices: Juanita Wyatt, RaeAnn DeVries, Ali Zaharris, Anthony Lopez, Caesar Torres, Kyle Acuna, Gilda Torres, Alma Tovar, Sahar Merdjemak, Francesa Cepero, Luke Hodorek, Holly Bryce, Kelly Coyle, Tom Coyle, Jeff LaMorte, Liam O'Connell, Trinti Maye, Eric Perez, and Peter Kreten. Untitled No. 9" from Weather Systems, Written and Performed By Andrew Bird, Published by Wegawam Music (ASCAP), Used with Permission, All Rights Reserved. Sound Effects Provided by SoundSnap.com

In this interview from 2012 interview, Peter Kreten sits down with legendary Chicago radio DJ James VanOsdol, JOV, to discuss his book 'We Appreciate Your Enthusiasm: The Oral History of Q101'. In this wide ranging interview, JVO discuss how Q101 came about, its final days, and why it connected with so many Chicagoans. Music Credit: Frost Waltz(Alternative) Kevin MacLeod(incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http:/creativecommons.org/license/by/3.0/

In this interview from 2012 interview, Peter Kreten sits down with legendary Chicago radio DJ James VanOsdol, JOV, to discuss his book 'We Appreciate Your Enthusiasm: The Oral History of Q101'. In this wide ranging interview, JVO discuss how Q101 came about, its final days, and why it connected with so many Chicagoans.

A Love Letter to Radio, An Audio Essay Written and Produced by Peter Kreten Voices: Juanita Wyatt, RaeAnn DeVries, Ali Zaharris, Anthony Lopez, Caesar Torres, Kyle Acuna, Gilda Torres, Alma Tovar, Sahar Merdjemak, Francesa Cepero, Luke Hodorek, Holly Bryce, Kelly Coyle, Tom Coyle, Jeff LaMorte, Liam O'Connell, Trinti Maye, Eric Perez, and Peter Kreten. Untitled No. 9" from Weather Systems, Written and Performed By Andrew Bird, Published by Wegawam Music (ASCAP), Used with Permission, All Rights Reserved. Sound Effects Provided by SoundSnap.com

In the first new episode of 2020, host Peter Kreten recounts how joining his college radio station changed his life forever.

Harold Ramis was a comedy genius. From Ghostbusters to Caddy Shack to Groundhog's Day, his films have defined comedy for a generation. Sadly Ramis passed away in 2014. Last year, his daughter Violet Ramis Stiel wrote a book about her relationship with her father entitled: "Ghostbuster's Daughter- Life with my Dad Harold Ramis". Peter Kreten spoke with Violet about her father, the book, and much more.

“When you have eliminated all which is impossible, then whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth.” (Sherlock Holmes) Welcome to our third and concluding conversation about the greatest fictional detective of all time, Sherlock Holmes. Peter Kreten is joined by Zack Dundas, author of "The Great Detective: The Rise and Immortal Life of Sherlock Holmes". In their conversation, Kreten and Dundas discuss Holmes continuing popularity, his influence on modern fandom, and so much more.

The Beatles Revolver lands in the middle of their legendary discography and is consistently ranked as one of The Beatles greatest albums. This episode explores the various ways Revolver was different from other Beatles albums and some of the history behind it. Take a listen as Caesar and Eddie discuss with special guest Peter Kreten on what makes Revolver an Awesome Album!

In his first ever audio essay, host Peter Kreten reflects on the unique nature of paper. Music Credit: Frost Waltz(Alternative) Kevin MacLeod(incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http:/creativecommons.org/license/by/3.0/

"Elementary my dear Watson". January 6th is the traditional date Sherlock Holmes' birthday is celebrated. To celebrate, Peter Kreten spoke with Donald Terras, a Sherlockian expert, and Master of the Hounds of the Baskerville, sic, a Sherlock Holmes society located in Chicago. In the conversation, Donald discusses how he first discovered Sherlock Holmes, how the Sherlockian societies were first created, and why Holmes is such an endearing character.

"The game's afoot!" January 6th is the traditional date Sherlock Holmes' birthday is celebrated. To celebrate, Peter Kreten spoke with Peter Blau, Secretary of the Bakerstreet Irregulars, the very first Sherlock Holmes society in the United States. In the conversation, Peter discusses how the Baker Street Irregulars were first founded, why he loves all the stories, and how the character of Sherlock Holmes connects people from all different societies and backgrounds.

Have you ever wondered what an inanimate object thinks? What it feels? If so, then you'll love this brand new podcast entitled: "Everything is Alive". On Everything is Alive, host Ian Chillag sits down with inanimate objects to find out what is on their mind. In this wide ranging interview, Peter Kreten discusses with host Ian Chillag how he developed the idea of Everything is Alive, any surprises he's encountered, and what else we can expect from season 1. For more information on Everything is Alive, visit their website: www.everythingisalive.com

Peter Kreten welcomes Howard Mandel, a board member of the Jazz Institute of Chicago, and President of the Jazz Journalist Association In this conversation Howard discusses the origins of jazz, its impact on American culture, and Chicago’s role in jazz. For more information on the Jazz Institute of Chicago, please visit their website: jazz in Chicago dot org.

Peter Kreten welcomes Heather Ireland-Robinson, the executive director of the Jazz Institute of Chicago. Heather Ireland-Robinson, the Executive Director of the Jazz Institute of Chicago. In this conversation Heather discusses how the Jazz Institute of Chicago was started, its philosophy on supporting arts and music education, and the upcoming “Straight Ahead Jazz Camp” which will take place July 16th – 20th. For more information on the Jazz Institute of Chicago, please visit their website: jazz in Chicago dot org.

Peter Kreten sits down with Saint Xavier University's Lacrosse coach Tom Haggerty to discuss the university's new club sport. In this interview, Haggerty discusses what type of players he is looking to recruit, how he fell in love with the game, and the joy of seeing the Eagles win "The Big Game".

Have you ever wondered why records, film photography, or paper notebooks are making a comeback as of late? Join us for this in depth interview with Toronto based journalist and author of "The Revenge of Analog: Real Things and Why They Matter" David Sax. In this in depth interview, host Peter Kreten and Sax discuss analog's resurgence, how analog and digital can coexist with one another, and what impact college radio may have played into the return of vinyl.

Join the Rockology’s Peter Kreten as he speaks to podcaster Jonathan Goldstein. Goldstein got his start in audio storytelling working on the highly successful NPR series ‘This American Life’ with Ira Glass. For eleven seasons he was also the host of his own successful series WireTap, which aired on the CBC. Goldstein is currently working on a new series from Gimlet Media called ‘Heavyweight’ which explores “what might of happened if you had acted”. In their conversation, Goldstein discusses how he first became interested in audio storytelling, his WireTap days, his current work on Heavyweight, and his views on the current state of radio.

Peter Kreten, Director of Student Media at Saint Xavier University, discusses WXAV's brand new podcast series: "SXU Student Profiles". In this preview, Kreten plays a clip of current SXU student Trevon Jones discussing the benefits of being a residential student, and the positive impact it has had on his college experience.

Station general manager Peter Kreten welcomes Dr. Scott Hanlon, President of the KICS Chicago Soccer Youth Program. In this interview, Dr. Hanlon discusses how the KICS program was founded, it's impact in their local communities, how you can register your child or volunteer, and the magic of the 'beautiful game.' For more information on KICS Chicago, please visit the following sites: http://www.kicsunited.org/ http://kicschicagosoccer.org/

Peter Kreten sits down with Dr. Graham Peck from the department of History at Saint Xavier University. Dr. Peck discusses Stephen A. Douglas, and how the field of history is embracing technology in research.

Director of Student Media, Peter Kreten sits down with WXAV staffers Mia Guevara Morgan and Sean Anderson to discuss their recent participation in the College Radio Day organized event at the White House. Mia and Sean recall how the trip came about, what they did while visiting Washington D.C., and what it meant to them to be able to visit the White House as a part of the College Radio Day delegation.

On this edition of the Looking Glass, host Peter Kreten welcomes Nikki Silva from the Kitchen Sisters, Eric Molinski from Imaginary Worlds, and film director Michel Gondry to discuss how to become a storyteller. Music Credit: Frost Waltz(Alternative) Kevin MacLeod(incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http:/creativecommons.org/license/by/3.0/

On this edition of God Matters, host Peter Kreten welcomes to the program legendary Chicago meteorologist Tom Skilling from WGN-TV. Skilling discusses what climate change is, how it is effecting our planet, and ways we can lessen the damage.

I-Pod-U-Cast is a show about the art of music listening and podcasting. The show consist of a series of interviews with various people who work in the audio and media industry along with music enthusiasts. On this edition we talk to Peter Kreten director of student media at Saint Xavier university.

Peter Kreten from the Rockology (Fridays 9amCST-10amCST)is joined by Noam Pikelny from the phenomenally Punch Brothers. In this interview Noam discusses their new album and EP, his bluegrass and folk influences, and what it's like to see the Punch Brothers live.

Brian Laughran and Peter Kreten from WXAV 88.3FM interview ,via phone, Eric Molinsky the creator of a fantastic podcast called Imaginary Worlds. On this extensive interview, the three of them discuss how the program was created, how imagination influences how Molinsky produces the program, and the rise of superheros in pop culture. For more information on Imaginary Worlds, please visit its official website: www.imaginaryworldspodcast.org.

Peter Kreten is joined on the phone with William Kalush, the executive director of the Conjuring Arts Research Center in New York City, and author of The Secret Life of Houdini: The Making of America's First Superhero. In this interview Kreten and Kalush discuss Houdini's impact on magic, how Kalush first got into magic, and what the Conjuring Arts Research Center is. For more information on the Conjuring Arts Research Center, please visit www.conjuringarts.org.

Recently, Peter Kreten from WXAV 88.3FM was able to speak on the phone with world famous electronica musician Moby. In the interview, Moby discusses his new album Innocents (which will be released on 10.1.13), how he first became interested in musicand the importance of College Radio on him.