The end of an era, tune in for the thrilling conclusion to two great radio shows. Thanks to special guests Zach and Collin for doing the weather, and to Dr. Wood, Mat, and Ari for stopping by and helping out with the show. We couldn’t have done it without all of you.
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Aural Fixation and The Humpday Meltdown say goodbye to their loyal listeners and fans for all these years in this two part episode. Thank you all for your support, and please, continue to support KGSM.  Aural Fixation/Humpday Meltdown Final Show Part 1 [56:41m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (1485)Kim Braun and Lucas Neher, and Justin Martin and Chad Allen make the case for why you should vote for them this week on Blacklisted. Hopefully you’ll want to vote for at least one of them after listening to our show. John and Greg discuss the new football stadium and John proposes the idea of a progressive tuition system wherein students involved in more organizations, and who get better grades receive a lower tuition than those who take the “C’s get degrees” approach. As John says, “it’s a lot like the Catholic concept of Hell.” This week Charlie Strey, Director of Residential Life, joins us for another installment of The World in Focus. We discuss the pressing residential life issues of the day, and learn a little more about what it means to live on and interact with a residential campus. This week we give Dean of Students Hank Toutain the big Blacklisted welcome. Make sure to stay tuned for his answer to the classic Blacklisted question. This week Kathy Sheran joins us for another installment of The World at Large. Join us as we discuss all the issues that we care about here on Blacklised. We talk about everything from heathcare, to education to youth activism. Listen to how Kathy answers the ultimate Blacklisted question. Kathy is seeking election to the [...] Blacklsited welcomes Andy Davis, the Republican candidate for the seat being vacated this year by Ruth Johnson (D) which includes St. Peter and the surrounding area. Hear how Andy Davis plans to fix up the state’s wounds. This week John and Greg debut “The World at Large” a new series designed to engage you the listener in a discussion with local political leaders around Gustavus and bringing those leaders down to a personal level. We welcome Terry Morrow for this first ever “World at Large.” We present the Student Senate election results and a special interview with Mike Domitrz, the man behind the Can I Kiss You? shirts and presenting on campus. We also discuss the upcoming Wacipi Pow-Wow, the film The Road to 9/11 that aired on ABC, and the seemingly invasive changes to Facebook. |
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